On Pon, 2015-11-09 at 12:08 +0100, Milan Crha wrote: > it's not as that simple, because the task view, with compare to the > calendar view, doesn't have time constraints, thus you see all the > tasks. Imagine one task, which recurs forever. That's an important > conceptual change in the Evolution code to handle this correctly.
I agree that it might not be simple due to present design, but, otoh, having recurring tasks is such a basic feature since we are all surrounded with them in normal life - rent, different bills etc. all fall in that category. > I had a chat with one (I think) student about recurring tasks few > months ago. He was implementing it for another project, which worked > in a similar way as in the taskwarrior. I thought it was for > gnome-todo, but it didn't make it into 3.18.1 (I did not find it > there). If taskwarrior would have decent Android client I'd look no further from taskwarrior, but having something in Evo would be great. I tried Getting Things GNOME (trunk) and it is neither present in it nor in gnome-todo. > I'm not aware of anything, except of the obvious "file couple future > occurrences ahead and do not forget to file more when you reach the > last". It'a bit strange to have such ugly workaround for, otherwise, quite ellegant app as Evo... Sincerely, Gour -- As a lamp in a windless place does not waver, so the transcendentalist, whose mind is controlled, remains always steady in his meditation on the transcendent self.
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