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Completing a task does not add a Done date #10
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Thanks for the feedback, I will move the default progress from [ ] -> [x] -> [ ] and then add the custom state of in progress as an option to the UI. As for styling I am happy to support any style, I am using existing ones as I do not want to re-make the css styles and then keep them in sync with themes. Happy for any suggestions or ideas on this point. The default obsidian theme just has done and not done. |
Perfect. Thanks very much.
I'll have a think about options for that. For example, if it's possible to adding custom task styling via snippets, we can point people to those in the settings, when they turn on the new states. |
Yes, this is a option, if you know of a good snippet to use as a reference please shout out. |
I looked briefly the other day without success. Will try to try again. |
This is a popular checkboxes set that I have started experimenting with: |
I was excited to try out the new Tasks Status Types. Thank you for working on these.
Expected Behavior
Installing this plugin and accepting its default settings, I would expect that clicking in the Task's checkbox would mark the task as done and add the Done date.
Current Behavior
Instead of change
[ ]
to[x]
it changes to[/]
, which the settings say is 'In Progress'. And it therefore does not add the Done date, regardless of whether the user enabled that field or not.It looks like it is a completed task, but it actually is not.
Problems with this behaviour include:
Steps to Reproduce
- [ ] Do stuff
Result is:
- [/] Do Stuff
Context (Environment)
Possible Solution
[ ]
and[x]
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