> Interesting. I couldn't get yours to work as I expected either, and > decided to try =org-todo-yesterday=, and couldn't get _that_ to work as > I expected either, which I thought was strange so I dug a bit deeper. I > tested with =emacs -q foo.org= and added the following entry (I did this > on the 30th of December): > > ,---- > | * TODO Testing 123 > | SCHEDULED: <2016-12-27 Tue .+1m> > | :PROPERTIES: > | :STYLE: habit > | :END: > `---- > > After using =org-todo-yesterday= I ended up with: > > ,---- > | * TODO Testing 123 > | SCHEDULED: <2017-01-29 Sun .+1m> > | - State "DONE" from "TODO" [2016-12-30 Fri 16:29] > | :PROPERTIES: > | :STYLE: habit > | :LAST_REPEAT: [2016-12-30 Fri 16:29] > | :END: > `---- > > I now see (finally!) that the *re-scheduling* works as I would expect, > but the LAST_REPEAT and state change logging still uses the actual time. > I would have expected both those to use the 29th rather than the 30th as > well. Perhaps this is just my expectation that needs adjusting, but this > breaks org-habit's graphing of my consistency. Perhaps I just have to > get in the habit of ticking stuff off on the day I do them... :-)
Hi Stig, I think your expectation is right. There is another thread in this mailing list about the same topic AFAICT. Hopefully something reliable will emerge. Ciao
