Kevin

> However, I suggest a less strict "whatever version of Python running in the GNOME SDK used by GTG" specification to provide flexibility when transitioning to a new SDK. Good...

I can repro with old commits too, which could indicate something wrong with my test setup. Like I didn't clean a build folder or something. Except that I can also...

Curiouser and curiouser. This has happened on my work computer too, and it's running an old (1-2 months) flatpak.

Yep, seeing the same thing. In the task editor destructor, we do ``` if self.is_new(): self.app.ds.tasks.remove(tid) else: self.save() ``` and amazingly, `is_new()` returns True because the task's `title` (and `raw_title`)...

Ahhh that must be it! Pretty sure we save periodically. And likely we also save when automatically adding tags in the scenario I described above. But as you say, I...

The problem seems to be that within `.desctruction()`, `self.textview.get_title()` is the title I set but `self.task.title` is "New Task". Same with the contents. We can't just blindly call `.save()` at...

> (Fun fact regarding the inconsistent reproducibility: if you stop for 5 seconds while typing your new task title, it is saved as expected.) I confirmed that this is dictated...