Daily tasks

[theantichris]

What was the original vision for daily tasks? Here is what I am wanting to do and would love your thoughts @NucleoFusion

1. In home view render past daily tasks like diary
2. When a new daily task file is created move any tasks from the prior day with status Pending or Started to it

[NucleoFusion]

I think I did add the forwarding of tasks to next day.
What I missed is that it only finds for the previous day and not previous entry.

[NucleoFusion]

If it looks decent I am not opposed to the daily tasks idea. I find it rather nice to have.

[theantichris]

From my usage it isn't moving anything over.

[NucleoFusion]

Have you tried after the release? It may be that I just forgot to release that version.
I am pretty sure I did add that feature.

[theantichris]

No, I I'm using the Arch installer on this machine and haven't gotten onto my Macbook to try the go installer there.

[NucleoFusion]

Toney/internal/models/daily/items.go

Line 38 in 01908bc

func GetItems() []Task {

This is for gettting the tasks.
In the os.NotExist condition. We find via Yesteday Path.

[theantichris]

If you could I need my current PR merged and release cut so Toney is using the correct config file for me with the go installer. Then I'll test this out.

[theantichris]

Thanks!

Now that I'm using multiple machines I've noticed a new bug with daily tasks.

My .toney directory is manged as a private GitHub repo.

Machine 1 - Linux, Toney installed through Arch
Machine 2 - MacOS, Toney installed through Go

1. Launch Toney on Machine 1, it creates daily task file
2. Add new task
3. Commit and push
4. Pull changes to Machine 2
5. Launch Toney
6. No tasks are shown

Looking at the file in .daily the tasks are there.

Was there a format change since the version on Arch (2.1.1-1)?

[NucleoFusion]

Do both the files look the same?
also I think I added CLI Support for sync/push?
(basically just git wrappers)

[theantichris]

I'll look into it more. I used the start/stop script for Git when I first started using it. My plan is to uninstall the Arch package and just use the go installer.