Todolist 7.2, Windows 10
Steps to reproduce:
In preferences, un-check "Consider tasks whose subtasks are all complete to also be complete".
Leave the "auto-filter on edit" preference setting on.
In the options filter, un-check the option to "Show all subtasks".
Create a main task, give it a due date, set it to recur weekly, reusing same task when complete.
Create a subtask under that main task.
First mark the subtask, then the main task complete.
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Observed behavior:
The main task will regenerate as expected, but it will *not* immediately show its subtask as also having been regenerated under it too, and no '+' sign appears next to the main task to indicate that is expandable. Hitting Ctrl-F5 or using the menu option to refresh the filter will cause the '+' sign to appear.
Expected behavior:
The '+' sign should appear immediately beside the parent task to show that it contains subtasks, without needing a manual filter-refresh to show it.
Note that if "Show all subtasks" is checked under the options-filter, then everything works fine and the subtasks show up immediately. But without that option selected, a manual filter refresh is needed to show the "plus" sign indicating the existence of subtasks after regeneration.
Filter doesn't auto-refresh to show recurring subtaks (even when setting enabled)
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Re: Filter doesn't auto-refresh to show recurring subtaks (even when setting enabled)
Hi Otto
Because the setup instructions are quite involved, it would lessen the burden on me if you could attach a copy of ".\Resources\Examples\Introduction.tdl" which has been modified to match your bug report together with your preferences (ini) file and a screenshot...
Thanks
Because the setup instructions are quite involved, it would lessen the burden on me if you could attach a copy of ".\Resources\Examples\Introduction.tdl" which has been modified to match your bug report together with your preferences (ini) file and a screenshot...
Thanks