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App Version: sleek-v2.0.0-dev15
Platform: Windows
Installation Method: Direct Download
Bug Description:
When a task which has recurrence is completed, the newly-created task doesn't have a priority set.
Steps to Reproduce:
Create a task with both a recurrence and a priority set
Complete the task
Observe the newly-created task
Expected Behavior:
The newly-created task should have the same priority as the previous task in the recurrence.
Actual Behavior:
As of -dev15, the newly-created task has the "pri:" extension set at the end of the string, but doesn't have the priority set.
Additional Information:
This is caused directly by the change to address #538, and as noted in that issue, fixing this will currently leave the pri: extension in place on the newly-created task due to the parser limitation.
Reproducibility:
Always
Impact:
Moderate
Workaround:
The current workaround is to remember to update the priority manually on every recurring task after it's been cycled.
Bug Report
IMPORTANT: Please follow this template strictly when reporting bugs. Providing detailed and accurate information helps the development team to understand and address the issue effectively.
App Version: sleek-v2.0.0-dev15
Platform: Windows
Installation Method: Direct Download
Bug Description: When a task which has recurrence is completed, the newly-created task doesn't have a priority set.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior: The newly-created task should have the same priority as the previous task in the recurrence.
Actual Behavior: As of -dev15, the newly-created task has the "pri:" extension set at the end of the string, but doesn't have the priority set.
Additional Information:
Reproducibility:
Impact:
Workaround: The current workaround is to remember to update the priority manually on every recurring task after it's been cycled.