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Due dates in the wrong format #76

Closed Suyashtnt closed 7 months ago

Suyashtnt commented 7 months ago

It seems that tickticksync automatically converts the due dates to YYYY-DD-MM, when it should be YYYY-MM-DD.

image ^ those above tasks are due for March 5th, but it shows as May 3rd. Manually changing it to YYYY-MM-DD works, but it converts it back automatically.

thesamim commented 7 months ago

@Suyashtnt : TickTickSync only generates YYYY-MM-DD dates from the code.

The two dates I see in your screen shot that TickTickSync generates are: 2024-03-04 2024-03-01

How are the heading dates (Friday, May, 3 and Saturday, Nov, 2) generated? If they come from a DataView or Tasks query: is it possible you have set a different date/time pattern than the default?

What other plugins do you have installed?

Suyashtnt commented 7 months ago

@Suyashtnt : TickTickSync only generates YYYY-MM-DD dates from the code.

The two dates I see in your screen shot that TickTickSync generates are: 2024-03-04 2024-03-01

How are the heading dates (Friday, May, 3 and Saturday, Nov, 2) generated? If they come from a DataView or Tasks query: is it possible you have set a different date/time pattern than the default?

What other plugins do you have installed?

those 2 dates are actually just file names. Those heading dates are generated through the tasks plugin directly iirc (the plugin itself is task-calendar-wrapper). The task plugin also shows them due in a few months and in the files themselves the dates are formatted at YYYY-DD-MM.

Suyashtnt commented 7 months ago

image example of the date format being in a note (It's meant to be for the 9th of march)

thesamim commented 7 months ago

Please attach the .md file here. I think the issue is with task-calendar-wrapper

Suyashtnt commented 7 months ago

Please attach the .md file here. I think the issue is with task-calendar-wrapper

task-calendar-wrapper does no write operations unless you create a new task through it (which I've never done in any of these cases)

I can't attach the whole file but the snippet itself is

# Programming
## Website
- [ ] Rework website theming   #personal [link](redacted) #ticktick %%[ticktick_id:: 65bfb867d49520110ec8b491]%% 📅 2024-09-03 
    - [ ] MasterCSS rewrite %%65e6f251525062d866781693%% 
    - [ ] Light theme for kleur %%65bfb86bd49520110ec8b493%% 
    - [ ] Switch to motion one for animations %%65e6f251525062d866781694%% 
    - [ ] Add some nicer transitions and animations (keep them useful though. Don't go overboard future me) %%65e6f251525062d866781695%% 
    - [ ] XML theme/template thing for atom feed %%65e6f251525062d866781696%% 
    - [ ] Webmention support %%65e6f251525062d866781697%%

Another thing to note is that I don't have this issue with all of my non-synced tasks, so I have high confidence that it is due to this plugin

thesamim commented 7 months ago

Could you please:

  1. create a test task, without the ticktick tag with a due date.
  2. create a test task, with the ticktick tag with a due date

and send me both.

Thanks.

Suyashtnt commented 7 months ago

new info: this seemingly only breaks on my desktop running linux. There could be some other things going on related to linux

Suyashtnt commented 7 months ago

... and now fixed itself on linux. What the hell. I'm closing this I guess?

thesamim commented 7 months ago

@Suyashtnt : Thanks for the update. If it happens again, please do not hesitate to raise it again.