Adam Porter
Adam Porter
> org-ql together with timestamp ranges enables some pretty advanced forms of planning. I manage everything I do with org-mode, both at work and in my personal life, and scheduling...
> I've been meaning to write about this, but --not a joke or some messed up passive aggression-- lately finding time has become hard because of this missing feature 😅...
> I rely on scheduled time ranges heavily, though org manual seems to discourage this. Does it?
> > > I rely on scheduled time ranges heavily, though org manual seems to discourage this. >> Does it? > We recommend using active timestamps for appointments. Not SCHEDULE....
@SterlingHooten AFAICT the problem you reported has been fixed. Please let me know how it works for you.
I can't reproduce this problem in a clean Emacs configuration with `(push 'helm completion-styles)` nor by enabling `helm-mode`. If you think there's a bug specific to Helm, please file a...
Finally fixed. Thanks for your patience.
I'll probably mark `org-ql-view`'s bespoke view-saving system as obsolete in v0.9 and recommend that users use bookmarks instead. At the same time I'll probably adjust the commands to also work...
@xtofian Thanks for your patience. A few thoughts: 1. Are we sure that the commented out code that this patch replaces isn't sufficient? i.e. does the `org-element` not already include...
Fixed separately in https://github.com/alphapapa/org-ql/commit/a31baebc4ffb75649825683fb1fcf897bf4bebef.