subtle bug
saul.rosenbaum says:
okay this is more of an annoyance than a actual bug
1. create a reoccurring task (mine happens to be once a month)
2. set the task to complete
3. a new task for the following month is created (which is exactly what is expected, and works perfectly)
4. undo setting the task to complete
Now you have 2 identical tasks set a month apart, seems wrong to me, but I understand the thinking.
thoughts?
1. create a reoccurring task (mine happens to be once a month)
2. set the task to complete
3. a new task for the following month is created (which is exactly what is expected, and works perfectly)
4. undo setting the task to complete
Now you have 2 identical tasks set a month apart, seems wrong to me, but I understand the thinking.
thoughts?
emily (Remember The Milk) says:
Unfortunately, for various technical reasons it's not possible to undo the generation of the next instance of the task when completion is undone -- so you'll just see the upcoming task in addition to the current one in this case. When the current task is eventually completed, because the next instance has already been generated, it will 'catch up' and won't need to generate a new task. The 'undo' feature creates some pretty interesting situations, and this is one of them :)