Bug Description
Upon 1.) editing the value fields for priority (e.g., high -> 5-high, low -> 2-low), and 2.) using NLP shortcuts to select a priority, residual elements are left.
For example, for a NLP input test !2-low, the priority is registered as 2-low but also the task is called test !2- (with the residual element !2-).
Most likely, this is because low and high are associated with underlying keywords (e.g., I can just type low and 2-low will be the priority), and said keywords are being prioritized over the full priority string, thereby leaving the residual.
NOTE: This, interestingly, does not occur for normal (or 3-norm, as it is in my notes). I only observed the behavior for low / high.
Steps to Reproduce
- Modify the
value field of default priorities to (e.g., 5-high and 2-low).
- Create a task using NLP, and use
! (the default shortcut for priority) and type whatever characters to select high / low (I just type "hi" and press ENTER).
- Issue should occur.
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Bug Description
Upon 1.) editing the
valuefields for priority (e.g.,high->5-high,low->2-low), and 2.) using NLP shortcuts to select a priority, residual elements are left.For example, for a NLP input
test !2-low, the priority is registered as2-lowbut also the task is calledtest !2-(with the residual element!2-).Most likely, this is because
lowandhighare associated with underlying keywords (e.g., I can just typelowand2-lowwill be the priority), and said keywords are being prioritized over the fullprioritystring, thereby leaving the residual.NOTE: This, interestingly, does not occur for
normal(or3-norm, as it is in my notes). I only observed the behavior forlow/high.Steps to Reproduce
valuefield of default priorities to (e.g.,5-highand2-low).!(the default shortcut for priority) and type whatever characters to selecthigh/low(I just type "hi" and pressENTER).TaskNotes Debug Info
Affected Task Frontmatter
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No response
Console Errors or Logs
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