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Review what the code does to rendered tasks when their file is renamed #2829

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claremacrae opened this issue May 16, 2024 · 0 comments
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scope: rendering of tasks How the plugin displays tasks (except CSS issues) type: internal Only regards development or contributing

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I think I may have just understood why I sometimes get an error about a file being missing when I try and edit a task...

Check what happens in the code when:

  • Some file:
    • contains some tasks
    • is open in Obsidian
    • and is viewed in Reading Mode
  • File is renamed whilst open
  • Then try and change the status of the task by right-clicking on the status box

At least once, I have received a load of notices that the file does not exist.

It just dawned on me that perhaps the call-back on the checkbox is referring to the old file path.

This needs investigating.

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@claremacrae claremacrae added the type: internal Only regards development or contributing label May 16, 2024
@claremacrae claremacrae changed the title Review what the code does when a file is renamed Review what the code does to rendered tasks when their file is renamed May 16, 2024
@claremacrae claremacrae added the scope: rendering of tasks How the plugin displays tasks (except CSS issues) label May 16, 2024
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