Closed przepompownia closed 1 year ago
Does the date appear in the text file but not in the extension when you add a new task? If so, it's a rendering issue that I honestly can't fix. It's some strange quirk of gnome shell UI.
Since some weeks I have gnome-shell upgraded to version 41, on which this extension does not work. Let's come back to the topic after making it working there.
It works now on 41.
Indeed, the creation date appears in text file but is not visible in a timepp block. BTW, thanks for making compatibility with v41.
Yeah I don't know how to fix that. I remember doing some weird hacks to work around this, but it never worked.
Thanks for at least your interest :+1:
The new version of the extension shouldn't have this problem anymore.
For some months I still cannot get the current version from https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1238/time/ for GNOME Shell 43 (v 44 is already present in Debian rc-buggy).
I'll try to extract the released zip file, but I'm confused if the content should be extracted into timepp@zagortenay333/
or the new name (cronomix) if it matters at all.
The gnome site will take a while to update.
You extract the zip and the folder will be already named correctly (cronomix@zagortenay333).
It started to work after manual unpacking.
Thanks for the whole work. The sad news is that this tool has abandoned the todo.txt standard. It means incompatibility with other editors that respect it (for me, especially possible Neovim extensions). Compatibility was a strong point of timepp, independently of issues.
When I'm in the mood I'll add an export feature. You could export the tasks to todo.txt. However, importing is not on the table. I just don't want to deal with the BS that comes with that.
Please look at the fresh todo entry. There is no created date. After inserting any character
created
date is appended as it were expected for me at the creation: gnome-shell 40.5-1+b1 on Debian sid.(edit) I don't forget that this parameter is optional but it such appending looks like not intentional behavior.