Closed ms3056 closed 4 weeks ago
So - is something broken or is this working as intended?
This is broken. It should be completely bi-directional.
From you data.json under the plugin directory please let me know the contents of:
"defaultProjectId":
"defaultProjectName":
"SyncProject"
"SyncTag"
"defaultProjectId": "6693804feb76f60000000177"
"defaultProjectName": "Inbox"
"SyncProject": "6693804feb76f60000000177"
"SyncTag": "ticktick"
@ms3056 Question: The tasks that are not getting completed from TickTick, are they in a file that is associated with a project other than the project you are limiting the syncing to? (Note: The Project/List to File association happens at the file level, not the directory level.)
@ms3056 Question: The tasks that are not getting completed from TickTick, are they in a file that is associated with a project other than the project you are limiting the syncing to? (Note: The Project/List to File association happens at the file level, not the directory level.)
No - the tasks are in a different file structure. The use case I am trying for:
2 is working fine.
My Sync project is in the folder TickTick/Sync.md. My tasks I create in Obsidian are usually in my Daily Note or meeting notes which are in the structure Journal/Daily/YYYY/YYYY-MM/2024-10-04.md or Journal/Notes/YYYY-MMM.
I hope that makes sense. Again - if the reason for the lack of bi-directional sync is because of the project being set to Sync and my tasks in the Journal folders let me know.
I hope that makes sense. Again - if the reason for the lack of bi-directional sync is because of the project being set to Sync and my tasks in the Journal folders let me know.
Yes it is.
Yes it is.
Thanks - so if I tag the task with #sync and #ticktick then it should be bi-directional even if the tasks resides in my Journal folder?
Yes it is.
Thanks - so if I tag the task with #sync and #ticktick then it should be bi-directional even if the tasks resides in my Journal folder?
Not yet. The original intent was for the tag to be a second limit on the project. But it actually makes sense for it to work the way you just described. I will test some more and include in the next release.
Hi - I have a usage question.
Setup: I have a specific Project in the settings to sync from TickTick > Obsidian, called Sync. I have a tag setup for syncing tasks called ticktick (like #ticktick)
Is this by design, because I have setup the project Sync as the project to sync? I don't want ALL my TickTick tasks coming over, but, it would be nice if the tasks originating in Obsidian, with, in my case, the #ticktick in the task, to be bi-directional.
So - is something broken or is this working as intended?