Push todos to with duedates to top isn't working sometimes

[programmerPhysicist]

When I try to run push-todos-with-duedates-to-top.py, nothing happens. It appears it doesn't rearrange my To Do's. Debugging it with pdb, it appears that it isn't pulling a list of my To Do's at all.

[DrStrangepork]

Nothing at all happens? Did you follow the setup instructions in the README? What command-line arguments you are including?

[programmerPhysicist]

I did follow the setup instructions.

I ran the python script in a small shell script, which sets the HAB_API_USER and HAB_API_TOKEN environment to the appropriate values, than runs the python script.

[DrStrangepork]

If you ran the Python script from within a shell script, you may need to export the HAB_API_USER and HAB_API_TOKEN variables

export HAB_API_USER=<user_id>
export HAB_API_TOKEN=<token>

[programmerPhysicist]

I did that in my script. Are you sure the python script works?

[DrStrangepork]

Yes, I use it multiple times a day

[DrStrangepork]

Have you tried running the script with the -u and -k arguments instead of relying on environment variables?

[programmerPhysicist]

I haven't, yet.

But I did just notice a possible bug in the script. If you look at line 86 (of the latest script at this time), if the baseurl doesn't have an ending '/', it will query a non-existent url, especially if you use the default 'https://habitica.com' value, like I've been using. So if I use the default 'https://habitica.com' + 'tasks/user?type=todos', the url will be 'https://habitica.comtasks/user?type=todos' instead of the intended 'https://habitica.com/tasks/user?type=todos'

[DrStrangepork]

Slashes are appended in line 57

args.baseurl += "/api/v3/"

[programmerPhysicist]

My bad, I was looking at it late at night. It kinda of works with the -u and -k parameters.

It seems to only work, if the due date is 1 or more days in the past. If the due date is today or further in the future, it doesn't seem to push it to the top.