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Hello,
Items that are rescheduled using the timeblock buffer removes any repeaters from the time ranges
Example:
Create a task
* TODO Test 1
<2024-07-01 Mon 11:30-12:00 ++1d>
Use org-timeblock-schedule and change the time to 12:00.
The updated entry will be
* TODO Test 1
<2024-07-01 Mon 12:00-12:30>
Expected is
* TODO Test 1
<2024-07-01 Mon 12:00-12:30 ++1d>
Even better would be a y/n prompt to do it for all days.
This would be harder to achieve in org's syntax. Though, it could be possibly done by splitting up the time ranges. So the output would be:
* TODO Test 1
<2024-07-01 Mon 12:00-12:30>
<2024-07-02 Tue 11:30-12:00 ++1d>
if rescheduling for just one day.
Don't think this would be possible if the timestamp is in SCHEDULE or DEADLINE
Regards.
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Hello,
Items that are rescheduled using the timeblock buffer removes any repeaters from the time ranges
Example:
Create a task
Use
org-timeblock-schedule
and change the time to 12:00.The updated entry will be
Expected is
Even better would be a
y/n
prompt to do it for all days.This would be harder to achieve in org's syntax. Though, it could be possibly done by splitting up the time ranges. So the output would be:
if rescheduling for just one day.
Don't think this would be possible if the timestamp is in
SCHEDULE
orDEADLINE
Regards.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: