TriliumNext Flux v1.2.0

New · #priority fixed sort

Card order for tasks, weekly check-ins and interval timers can now be pinned:

• Write #priority:N in the task text (N=1~10, lower = first). Four syntaxes supported:

  #priority:1 / #priority1 / #p:1 / #p1

• Sort rule: date first, then priority within the same date; tasks without #priority go last, keeping their original order

• Weekly check-ins: reloading after a check-in no longer shuffles the cards — order stays fixed via #priority

• Task rows show the priority as a numeric badge styled like the date tag, right before it; check-in and timer cards don't show the badge (sort only)

• Quick insert (#) adds priority candidates: type priority for common levels (1/2/3/5/7/10), or priority:N to complete any 1-10

• Help panel documents #priority (and clarifies the difference from the project attribute #priority=P1)

Other changes

• Task sorting now prefers the date; priority only applies within the same date