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task add recur:daily due:10 wait:6 foobar
causes task list
to hang indefinitely
#3444
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Hm, that sounds like a bug in the recurrence! I've never used bare integers for As for recovering from this -- deleting the tasks without deleting the corresponding operations will leave your DB inconsistent, which will cause issues later. One option may be |
Hi, so if you run So I think for some reason this error is causing the recurrence to attempt to add the task over and over again. I did try a I was able to get out of this by doing |
Also, using the bare integer was just a newbie error, I did |
Hm, sounds like we have a validation issue on date/time properties, then, where we accept bare integers but then later complain about them. |
I have an extended question on this and looking forward to your opinion on this. I am trying to schedule a task for habit, which should follow the following: I have tried several methods but the problem, the task repeated with -negative due date. Since, it is for habit, when due date is gone, it should be gone. No, need to show due date with negative due date. Could you all please share your opinion, how to accomplish this task?? thanks |
Hei, task add \
recur:daily \
due:23:59 \
wait:6:00 \
until:due \
foobar I just do not know how it will pop up in the burndown chart. As far as I know, deleted tasks are not shown in there. |
To report a bug...
task add recur:daily due:10 wait:6 foobar
The goal was to add a daily task that recurs at 10am.
task list
hangs and thousands of tasks are created while it hangs.task diag
command.Running
task delete
will go through the tasks one by one and delete them but it takes forever if there are thousands of them. What would the effect be of deleting the rows in thetasks
table? I didn't try this because I see there are other tables referencing that data, but could that be a 'last resort' way of recovering?Thanks!
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