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date(tomorrow) changed to mis-spelled date(tommorow) in v0.4.22 #789

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filmgal opened this issue Jan 17, 2022 · 2 comments
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date(tomorrow) changed to mis-spelled date(tommorow) in v0.4.22 #789

filmgal opened this issue Jan 17, 2022 · 2 comments
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@filmgal filmgal commented Jan 17, 2022

What happened?

All my dataview tables that include date(tomorrow) don't work.
After investigating, I discovered that the "tomorrow" field was changed to "tommorow", which of course is not spelled correctly.
All tables using date(tommorow) with the mis-spelling work.

DQL

No longer works:

table due
where striptime(due)=date(tomorrow)
sort file.name

This DOES work:

table due
where striptime(due)=date(tommorow)
sort file.name

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Dataview Version

0.4.22

Obsidian Version

0.13.19

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Windows

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@blacksmithgu blacksmithgu commented Jan 18, 2022

Fixed for 0.4.23.

@blacksmithgu blacksmithgu added this to the 0.4.23 milestone Jan 18, 2022
blacksmithgu added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 21, 2022
- Fix #798: Fix duration -> string implementation to use `minimalDuration`.
- Fix #743: Improve paragraph/span spacing in live preview.
- Fix #775: Add empty result warnings to task view.
- Fix #733: Add `?no-dataview` to disable dataview renders.
- Fix #792: Fix block link detection in tasks.
- Fix #799: Fix 'Task' -> 'Calendar' documentation typo.
- Fix #789: Fix date(tomorrow) typo.
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@AtlcatlQ AtlcatlQ commented Jan 31, 2022

Isn't solved yet :/

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