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Time being inserted when setting Date with No Time #28
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Hi @1activegeek you're right, at the moment it works as you described, there will always be a time added to the due date. I'll flag this as an enhancement as this was the original intention and back then not possible to omit the time. Now that we have the Will take a bit until I have the time to implement that, but feel free to send in a pull request! |
Totally understood, I know things change quickly with ClickUp! This integration is one of the key things for me as I'm coming from Todoist where I had the ability to essentially do the same thing. It's critical to get stuff out of my head and into the app, so thank you for that! I'll see if I can dig into the workflow at any point and see where the change needs to be made if my feeble coding can change it up I will absolutely setup a PR. Appreciate the great work! |
Hi @1activegeek could you take this version for a test drive? Dates/times with a space after should now work as well (as you reported on #23). |
@mschmidtkorth I just pulled it down and it does look like this addresses the space issue after the today/tomorrow tag. It shows proper in the response in the line. However it does still show a time, in this case inserting 00:00. Not sure on your previous message, but sounds like perhaps you knew this. |
Describe the bug
When creating a new task using
@today
or@tomorrow
- there is an issue with a space afterward, as referenced in #23 - additionally however, it is inserting a time with the due date even when one is not given. Specifically for these 2 dates, it is adding the current Time of Day as the due time. This should not happen as I'm not specifying a time.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
@today
tag on your taskExpected behavior
If I do not specify a time, a time should not be added to the due date.
Alfred version
Alfred 4.3.2
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