Adding Timestamp instead of Scheduling

[ugurbolat]

Hello,

Thanks for this package. I really like the simplicity.

Is there a way to add a timestamp to a task rather than scheduling? I would like to create repeating appointments/tasks. In this way, I don't see them in the next days of my agenda...

[mrcnski]

We don't have support for timestamps or deadlines right now. Feel free to submit a proposal (e.g. do you want new commands? config variables?) and I may or may not pick it up 🙃

[ugurbolat]

Got it.

"org-recur-timestamp" function (similar to org-recur-schedule) would be nice :)

[lenient7]

I have a quick and dirty solution to this. I am really new to git and have little idea how to upload the code change. Can someone guide me on how I can share a suggested change?

[mrcnski]

Hi @lenient7! You'll want to:

1. make a fork (copy of the repo)
2. clone it (download it locally)
3. make a commit (save your change with git)
4. push the commit (upload it to GitHub)
5. raise a "pull request" (contribution proposal)

If you do a web search for "github pull request tutorial", you should be able to find more detailed information.

Let me know if you have any questions! Excited to see your contribution.

[lenient7]

Dear Marcin: First of all, thank you so much for writing this nice package! I also appreciate your quick reply, which is very helpful. I followed your guide and created a pull request. As I mentioned, it is a (quick) and dirty hack, but it seems working fine for me. Wish you have a great week! Hojae

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