Scheduled attribute updated in handleRecurrence. #3006
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The "scheduled" attribute of tasks generated by recurring tasks is now updated the same way the "wait" attribute is handled. The difference between the original "scheduled" and "due" dates is added to the "due" date of each generated task when a "scheduled" date is present.
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@scompo This looks good on my end. Do you think you could add support for the As far as the build failure on |
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@tbabej Sure, I'll look into updating the As for for the compilation problem I'll open up a new issue with the error as soon as I'm able to |
Updated the until attribute in a new recurring task being created adding the time difference of the until date from the due date in the parent task.
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@tbabej do you remember the status here? Was this worthwhile merging without the |
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Hi, I'm using the scheduled attribute in a recurring task, and noticed it's not updated when creating the next task.
I think it's a known problem, and related to #1534.
Description
I've handled the
scheduledattribute in the same way ofwaitwhen handling the recurrence.Just added the difference from the original
dueandscheduledto the newduedate as thescheduled.Additional information...