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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