dhruvasagar
gets confused if SCHEDULED and DEADLINE are on same line
With the "day" view I get:
Date: Thursday 09 July 2020, Span: day
test: 50y 202d ago: TODO Test 1
test: 50y 202d ago: TODO Test 2
But when I switch to "week" or "month" view I get:
Date: Monday 06 July 2020, Span: week
No pending tasks!
Why does the week span show nothing when there are clearly tasks this week (today).
Example file:
* Test
*** TODO Test 1
SCHEDULED: <2020-07-09 Thu 12:00> DEADLINE: <2020-07-09 Thu 17:00>
Test 1
** TODO Test 2
SCHEDULED: <2020-07-10 Fri 12:00> DEADLINE: <2020-07-10 Fri 17:00>
The problem is that SCHEDULED and DEADLINE were on the same line. that seems to confuse vim-dotoo. Note the "50y 202d ago".
I believe this is valid in Org mode though. At least Orgzly produces such files.
I believe this is valid in Org mode though. At least Orgzly produces such files.
I believe it's mandated in Org, see #80
@tbm I've had the same issue. However since as far as I know vim-dotoo does not support using both SCHEDULED and DEADLINE in the same heading I just use one until the feature can be added.
Yes I have never tested / used this feature so I am not exactly aware on the exact behavior associated with having both. However, logically, it does make sense to allow both. Will check the metadata parser.
Also note, in general vim-dotoo doesn't do a good job distinguishing between a scheduled date vs a deadline date, that's also a known issue and something that should be fixed sooner rather than later.
For folks interested, I have pushed a new update (Version 0.12.0) where i've significantly improved the Agenda View so it distinguishes between Scheduled headlines vs Headliens with a deadline properly. I've kept the logic to be close to how I understand emacs org-mode does.
I still haven't addressed the issue of supporting both a deadline & a schedule on the same headline. I will work on the separately in the coming releases.