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Expected Behavior
The Modal should not let create a task with both Cancelled and Done dates set - the Apply button should not be accessible
Current behaviour
The Apply button is normal and a task with Cancelled and Done date is created
Steps to reproduce
Create a task (- [ ] blabla)
Set cursor on the task
Open Edit task modal
Input valid dates in Done and Cancelled fields
Click Apply
Which Operating Systems are you using?
Android
iPhone/iPad
Linux
macOS
Windows
Obsidian Version
1.6.7
Tasks Plugin Version
7.6.0
Checks
I have tried it with all other plugins disabled and the error still occurs
Possible solution
Make the Modal disable the Apply button when both Done and Cancelled date are present.
I have a compact one-line fix for this but, is it testable only manually due to the architecture of our modal. An improvement on that matter can be made, but that is another topic.
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Edit task modal: creating a task with both Cancelled and Done date should not be possible
Edit Task modal: creating a task with both Cancelled and Done is possible
Jul 24, 2024
Please check that this issue hasn't been reported before.
Expected Behavior
The Modal should not let create a task with both Cancelled and Done dates set - the Apply button should not be accessible
Current behaviour
The Apply button is normal and a task with Cancelled and Done date is created
Steps to reproduce
- [ ] blabla
)Which Operating Systems are you using?
Obsidian Version
1.6.7
Tasks Plugin Version
7.6.0
Checks
Possible solution
Make the Modal disable the Apply button when both Done and Cancelled date are present.
I have a compact one-line fix for this but, is it testable only manually due to the architecture of our modal. An improvement on that matter can be made, but that is another topic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: