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Whenever you have a line starting with a number, it is treated like start hour even if does not even look like a time but clearly is something different.
Steps to reproduce
Add to your daily note
- [ ] a task
- 9abc just some remark
- 11.12.13.14.15 just another remark
Which Operating Systems are you using?
Android
iPhone/iPad
Linux
macOS
Windows
Obsidian Version
1.7.7
Possible solution
Probably, pattern to recognize task time should include : and minutes and space or just make it configurable.
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Confirming that I'm also experiencing this behavior.
I tested a numbered list of todos starting at 1 going to 12 as follows:
- [ ] 1 thing
- [ ] 2 things
- [ ] 3 things
I'm using 12 hour format and I noticed that the start hour influences which one of these tasks shows up on the timeline.
Since my day start is at 7am, only - [ ] 7 things and higher will show on my timeline at the corresponding hour. Times that are technically tomorrow (e.g. 1-6am) do not end up with one of these tasks on them.
It's strange -- I thought for sure that I'd submitted this bug before and was wondering why I could not find it. It ends up that it was an issue in Time Ruler, and not Day Planner. j-palindrome/obsidian-time-ruler#129
Please check that this issue hasn't been reported before.
Expected Behavior
https://github.com/ivan-lednev/obsidian-day-planner?tab=readme-ov-file#1-showing-events-from-your-daily-notes tells that tasks start with time like 10:00. Random numbers at the beginning of the line should not be treated like task time if it does not match time pattern.
Current behaviour
Whenever you have a line starting with a number, it is treated like start hour even if does not even look like a time but clearly is something different.
Steps to reproduce
Add to your daily note
Which Operating Systems are you using?
Obsidian Version
1.7.7
Possible solution
Probably, pattern to recognize task time should include : and minutes and space or just make it configurable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: