Trying to get wunderline to work again. I noticed that even though there's the --due option to set a due date, this doesn't work here. Instead the date is put into the task title.
Does the date have to be in a specific format? I'm using it from within an AppleScript, but the command behind it is simply date -v +7d… in AppleScript:
set theDeadline to (do shell script "date -v +7d")
Trying to get wunderline to work again. I noticed that even though there's the
--due
option to set a due date, this doesn't work here. Instead the date is put into the task title.http://i.imgur.com/IGi3N7v.png
Does the date have to be in a specific format? I'm using it from within an AppleScript, but the command behind it is simply
date -v +7d
… in AppleScript:set theDeadline to (do shell script "date -v +7d")
Then later it's:
do shell script "export PATH=\"/usr/local/bin:$PATH\";/usr/local/bin/wunderline add '" & reminderSubject & "' --list '" & theList & "' --note '" & reminderURL & "' --due '" & theDeadline & "'"
Do we have to put the date into single quotes, as we do with e.g.
--list 'ListName'
? I tried it both ways, and in both cases there's the same result.EDIT: this
date -v +7d +"%Y-%m-%d"
seems to be the right format for the date. Have to look into the time.