Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I have items with just a due date in tasks. I don't want them to appear in "all day", other than the day they were due.

Describe the solution you'd like
An option is settings to, "Show due date only tasks only on due date" and then show those items in all day only on the due date.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Going through vault and manually editing lots of tasks.

Additional context

A lot of folks only use a due date for scheduling. if you were a todo.txt fan it only had due date.

Hi, this plugin looks amazing and I am really looking forward to trying it out, when I have a break in working on Tasks. I took over as its maintainer and author a year ago.

Please can you change this in your docs:

Tasks: ⏳ yyyy-mm-dd [startTime:: hh-mm] 📅 yyyy-mm-dd [length:: #h#m] ⏬/🔽/🔼/⏫/

To this (without any accidental double spaces)

Tasks: [startTime:: hh-mm][length:: #h#m] ⏳ yyyy-mm-dd 📅 yyyy-mm-dd ⏬/🔽/🔼/⏫/

The reason is this current limitation in Tasks parsing:

https://publish.obsidian.md/tasks/Getting+Started/Auto-Suggest#What%20do%20I%20need%20to%20know%20about%20the%20order%20of%20items%20in%20a%20task?

WARNING
Mixing any descriptive text in amongst the emojis and their values will cause emojis before the descriptive text to not be recognised by Tasks, and not be searchable.

We will make Tasks more forgiving at some point, but it's a non-trivial task, and not currently at the top of the priority list, hence this request.

Thanks and best wishes for this valuable plugin!

Describe the bug
If I click a task and the note the task is located in is already open in a pinned tab the note is opened again in a new tab.

To Reproduce
Pin a note with a task that is displayed in the time ruler. click the task in time ruler. new tab will open for that page

Expected behavior
Switches to existing open note that task in in

• Mobile
• [ x] Desktop 1.4.5

I love the concept of this plugin and tried it out in my vault only to run into a problem when it came to moving tasks. When I drag and drop a task it strips the task of any tags I had in the description. This causes a break in my workflow I can't work around without readding the tags I had. Which means making note of any tags before moving the task so I don't miss anything, then retyping them in the task after it is moved.

Thanks for the work you've already put into this.

In my country, Stripe and Link are not available as a payment method, so we can't donate on buymeacoffee.com. Paypal is the only international payment method that I can use.

Scenario 1:

1. Go to a time on the calendar to create a task and click the + icon.
2. Click a note's pink heading.
3. If the note has any frontmatter, the task will prepend to it, breaking it.

Scenario 2:

1. Go to a time on the calendar and click the + icon.
2. Under a note's pink heading, choose a smaller grey heading.
3. Task will successfully append after the heading associated with the tasks inside of it.

Scenario 3:

1. Go to a time on the calendar and click the + icon.
2. Find a note that has two smaller grey headings under the pink heading. Choose the second grey heading.
3. Instead of inserting under the second associated heading, the task will instead prepend before the frontmatter.

###Expected behavior:
In Scenario 1, I would expect:

1. A setting in the plugin asking under what heading I'd like the task to be pasted, or top/bottom of file (Similar to QuickAdd)
2. A dialogue box asking me under which line I would like it pasted (similar to Metadata Menu)
3. Bottom of the file as to avoid frontmatter

In Scenario 3, I would expect behavior similar to Scenario 2.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I often re-open obsidian or remove and re-add my ical link to get new events to appear in Time Ruler.

Describe the solution you'd like
Similar to Full Calendar, a command that re-validates and/or resets remote calendars.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Most of the calendars I work with are CalDAV based and require a username and password to authenticate, which is not yet supported by this very promising add-on.

Describe the solution you'd like
Would it be possible to support CalDAV based calendars as well? E.g. Full Calendar does support them, but it would be nice to have this directly in Time Ruler as well.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Use the CalDAV support from Full Calendar, but these events do not appear to show up in Time Ruler if they originate from a CalDAV calendar in Full Calendar.

Additional context
Hope this is feasible to add.

Describe the bug
Unlike the views shown on GitHub README with the date timeline displayed horizontally, my view displays the date vertically, buttons do not align, and there is no time ruler.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a new Obsidian vault
2. Install Dataview and Time Ruler plugins

Expected behavior
The views shown on GitHub README with the date timeline displayed horizontally and the time ruler shown vertically.

Screenshots

How the view should look

How my view looks

Obsidian Version:

• Mac Desktop

Additional context
This is tested on a new obsidian vault, no theme, no other plugins other than Dataview and Time Ruler.

Describe the bug
After performing several tasks in Time ruler (like dragging tasks or crossing them off), Obsidian crashes.

Screenshots

Obsidian Version:

• [V1.4.4 ] Desktop

Describe the bug
I've looked at the dataview stuff and can't figure out what you want in the filter part of the settings. An example of what to put to include a folder and its children, exclude a folder and its children and include 2 folders and exclude a third would be helpful

Bug: Upon hitting the reset button after applying a custom filter that is invalid, tasks remain on Time Ruler even after hitting the refresh button. The tasks no longer update to reflect the status of tasks in the notes. Even if a correct query is inserted, it will not update unless the task list was already empty.
There is otherwise no indication that the custom filter query has failed.
Once Obsidian is restarted with the invalid query, it does not show any tasks.

In regards to this issue: #3
You mention dv.pages() which is a dataviewJS command, but the custom field says "Enable a custom Dataview filter to search tasks" and does not mention if it's regular task queries or if it's js task queries.
EDIT: I also didn't notice until much later that you mentioned it only filters out at document level.

Example, "include only tasks with #temp tag"

Is it looking for JS?

Here's a working dataviewjs query that returns 2 results as follows:

dv.taskList(dv.pages().file.tasks
.where(t => t.text.includes("#temp")))

This is the output I get on the page:

Here's the variations I've tried within Time Ruler:

.where(t => t.text.includes("#temp")))```
```dv.pages().file.tasks .where(t => t.text.includes("#temp")```
```.file.tasks .where(t => t.text.includes("#temp")``` 
```.where(t => t.text.includes("#temp")``` 
```t => t.text.includes("#temp")``` 
```t.text.includes("#temp")```


```#temp``` - successfully got the desired results, except it's matching it to the page tags and not the task tags. 


It feels very vague at the moment as to what kind of input it's expecting. 

Tasks on the page, where one is incomplete and does not have the #temp tag:
![image](https://github.com/joshuatazrein/obsidian-time-ruler/assets/13829537/400c3149-105d-426a-bce8-502bc71b5e65)

Tasks on Time Ruler, showing the incomplete task that does not have the #temp tag:
![image](https://github.com/joshuatazrein/obsidian-time-ruler/assets/13829537/7edd7924-732b-491c-890c-2efbebbf3a59)

### Is it looking for dataview query language? 

```dataview
TASK
WHERE contains(tags, "#temp")

Variations I tried:
TASK WHERE contains(tags, "#temp")
WHERE contains(tags, "#temp")
contains(tags, "#temp")
tags, "#temp"

...What in the world is it looking for?

EDIT: My current understanding is that it's looking for dataviewJS arguments that can be placed within the brackets of dv.pages() only.

Thanks again for putting up with my massive bug reports. Let me know if any more information would be helpful.

• recurring task option
• priority sort/ changing colors
• overdues sort
• showing whole day in timeline view, not just only hours ahead
• ability to drag tasks from notes or data view on timeline if its possible
• tag sort
• an easy way to remove tasks from timeline view ( in face of remove time from tasks)
• draggable start and end point for tasks timeline view ( currently is not working well for me on pc)
• if we have two task source (tasks in different note) in one block in timeline like below, dragging one of them make system weirdly choose another to move.

Describe the bug

If I have time ruler open, Obsidian slows down significantly.

To Reproduce

• Open a note
• Close the note
• Open time ruler
• Open the same note from above

Expected behavior

When I open the note without time ruler open the note opens in a second. After opening time ruler it can take 5-10 seconds to open. The note being opened has no tasks. I do not change the tasks between the times I open the note. I've tried waiting 10-15 seconds after opening time ruler in case there is some async activity. It makes no difference

I see other sluggishness as well in Obsidian when the ruler is open.

Obsidian Version:

• Mobile
• [x ] Desktop 1.4.6

Additional context

Just closed and reopened obsidian. The delay is very small now. Guess not clear if it is Obsidian or time ruler.

Describe the bug
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

The plugin breaks when trying to use it in Obsidian.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Just click on the shortcut to use it.

Screenshots

Obsidian Version:

• Desktop

Describe the bug
Any numbers put before a task name are being parsed weirdly.

Here are a few different test tasks I have created.

Here's how these four tasks show on Time Ruler.

On the "wake up" task, there is a 3 before wake up, which is ignored on the daily task view. If I drag "Wake Up" from the daily task area to a time (in this case, 10AM) in order to schedule it, the task line changes-
"3 wake up" becomes "2023-09-04 10:00 wake up". It does not show up on the timeline.
(I will note that I am working on my 2023-09-04 daily note, so the date specification should not even be necessary afaik)

On the "12:00 Head to rite aid" task, the 12:00 section of the task is ignored and not shown in the daily view. Dragging it to 12:00 yields similar results to the previous example -- the text is changed to "2023-09-04 12:00 Head to rite aid" It does not show up on the timeline.

In the third example, only the date is specified, which is again ignored by time ruler. Dragging it to the timeline again adds a time to the task, (becoming "- [ ] 2023-09-04 13:00 Head to Walmart"), but again it does not show on time ruler.

In the fourth example, I did not put any numbers in the task and only put "Head Home" and used Time Ruler to schedule it at 2PM. If I drag the task from 2PM to 10AM, it correctly reschedules the task and updated the task line.

However, if I then change the task line to "- [ ] 2023-09-04 Head home [startTime:: 10:00] ⏳ 2023-09-04", then drag the task to a 12:00, it will replace the information in the line to say "2023-09-04 12:00 Head home" and it will no longer display on the timeline.

Additionally this last "wake up" event was created via Day Planner. it does not show up on the Time Ruler timeline either, although it shows up in Day Planner just fine.

At this point I am leaving this as a contribution request instead of a bug report because I think I'm misunderstanding what a time block is and how its supposed to be created.

I have observed that if I've set the startTime of more than one event to the same time frame that they will end up in the same general list together under the day view like so.
I can see that the original name of the daily notes are showing and that the tasks are listed underneath. I am assuming that everything within this lighter grey area is a timeblock. Is this correct?

Visually, I am confused as to whether this is a time block because up above in the unscheduled task area there are groups of tasks from within the same daily note displayed together in this same format. However, I know that in this area they are not yet timeblocks, because I can not move other unscheduled tasks in or out of them. It may be less confusing if the bar with a vertical line was not present in the unscheduled tasks area so that the tasks were instead grouped underneath the daily note itself.

Another point of visual confusion is that there is lighter grey text underneath my note title that specifies the note title again. Upon analyzing a few notes, it appears that it may be trying to pick out headings that the tasks are grouped under but pulling the note title instead.

Here is an example of my desired usecase for Time Ruler. I am coming from a method of using Full Calendar in order to create time blocks. My method involves creating the time block on my calendar first, then putting tasks in side of them.

Although they do not have unique titles in this example, I often will give them unique titles based on what is inside of each time block which helps me to 'zoom out' and see my day as a big picture.

In Time Ruler, since I am unable to specify a name for the time block, it's very difficult for me to see the relevant information from afar as to what needs to be done within that time period. This is especially because the note title that the task is from and the grey heading are visually distracting from the task title. I would find it helpful if these could be toggled on or off.

One suggestion I have is to allow time block creation as either their own note within a directory (e.g. timeblock) or as a section of the daily note. Then, a property could assign them to that particular timeblock and inherit the starttime and date from it. (e.g. if a TimeBlock "Declutter" is assigned on the 28th from 1PM to 3PM, and [timeBlock:: Declutter] is on a task, then Time Ruler will treat the scheduled time of the time block as its start time instead. This also helps prevent it from looking like everything during the time block is all due at the same time.)

Similarly, if the timeblock is not yet scheduled, maybe they could show together under a the timeblock they belong in under the unscheduled task area? This way, all that needs to be done in order to schedule all of these grouped tasks is to drag the already created timeblock down into the schedule.

These are merely suggestions from my own perspective, so please do not think I'm expecting you to implement any or even all of this. I just wanted to bring what felt natural for my workflow on to the table.

Describe the bug
Parsing tasks without an emoji fails when date format is set to tasks emoji format. This results in time ruler not showing anything, since it threw an exception.

To Reproduce
Have a task with some text without an emoji or due, then start time ruler. Note, I am not completely sure this is what is causing the issue, but from the debugger, it looks like it fails to parse the date correctly.

• 18:00 setup a task example

Expected behavior
That time ruler would display things and not break and stop

Screenshots

Obsidian Version:

• Mobile
• Desktop

Additional context

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

The the time ruler, when I click on a task at the top, which are unscheduled it will open the note containing the task but it won't position the cursor to the line with the task.

Describe the solution you'd like

The dataview task metadata includes the line number for the file. use that to open the note at the line where the task is present.

Describe the bug
When a task is created via Full Calendar as a Full Note, the task is not recognized by Time Ruler.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to Full Calendar settings
2. Add a Full Note calendar
3. Open Full Calendar
4. Create an event using the Full Note calendar
5. Task will not be reflected in Time Ruler

Expected behavior
When using a Daily Note calendar, the event syncs as a task during the correct time and duration as expected.

Obsidian Version:

• Mobile
• Desktop

My observation is that the plugin may not be looking at metadata information for full notes and may only be expecting inline task information.

I use BRAT to add and update plugins that are not on the official repository. If you tag a new release after updating the code, then it will allow me to automatically update.

Thanks!

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Obsidian-Reminder is compatible with Time Ruler, but I find that there could be further seamless integration.
Describe the solution you'd like
Obsidian Reminders uses the task format ⏱️Time in order to set reminders. Currently, if reminders are set on a task on Time Ruler, the reminder time shows as well:

Another format the plugin uses is (@time).

I feel that you could create your own reminder system within Time Ruler quite well, but I think that's a lot to ask of someone!!

Ideas:

• Stopwatch icon that shows up on scheduled task hover, upon clicking adds a reminder time to the task based on its startTime that can be further configured

This is totally me throwing something at the wall and seeing if it sticks. If you don't like the idea then don't worry :P

Describe the bug

I use emoji and custom checkbox frequently for todos, it seemed that they won't appear correctly.

To Reproduce

As you can see in this:

Expected behavior
Support emoji & custom checkbox

Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

Obsidian Version:
Desktop 1.3.7 with time-ruler 1.0.5 (newest)

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

see here #25

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Seems that the split of space between the ruler and the all day items is fixed. I want to set the split to be relevant to what I am doing and feel I need. Varies depending on day, # of all day items, etc.

A clear and concise description of what the problem is. Ex. I'm always frustrated when [...]

See above

** A clear and concise description of what you want to happen.

Be able to drag the divider up/down to change the sizes of the all day and ruler displays.

Describe alternatives you've considered

seeing if I can do this with css. think i might be able but haven't figured out yet.

Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When I create a time block, but something else comes up during my day, it takes many steps to remove multiple start dates from multiple different notes. It would be nice to unassign a start time from the time ruler itself.

Describe the solution you'd like
Right click context menu on a timeblock to unassign the entire time block (essentially deleting it), resetting the start time of every task within that timeblock. Additionally, a right click context menu on an individual task to unassign it would be helpful.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Maybe time blocks or tasks could be dragged 'off' of the timeline or up into the unassigned tasks area.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
dv.pages('<custom_filter') is quite limited. I have other fields called status that indicate whether a page should be ignored or not.

Describe the solution you'd like
If we could pass a dataview page object that would be preferable.

Example;

// Instead of this:
dv.pages('<custom_filter>') 

// This 
dv.pages('<partial_custom_filter>').where(p=>p.status.contains('InProgress') | p.status.contains('To Do'))

In other words, it would be better if we could just pass the whole dv.pages()... object as a parameter. Alternatively, if we could pass a dataview query string.

Congratulations on this impressive plugin. It's amazing that you can integrate Dataview, Tasks and ical.

There's a big gap in Obsidian currently with calendars. Full Calendar has not worked properly with time zones for a long time now. It would be great to get drag and drop working with Tasks in a Calendar view.

Personally, I prefer to work with calendar days rather than day hours. TickTick has a good calendar for seeing events and tasks together. It would be great to have this in Obsidian.

Also, I can't seem to get Tasks to include time and duration.

I hope this plugin can be developed to cover some the basic needs in Obsidian.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
using the syntax specified for tasks involved a bunch of extra type. can he have something simpler?

Describe the solution you'd like
If the first thing in a task description is of the form - HH:MM-HH:MM use the two times as start/end.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Using the options you've described

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
See here #26

Describe the solution you'd like

This plugin is simply too convenient. It can display all tasks without - [x] state listing just on one page or in a perfect calendar view. However, I frequently use custom checkbox formats and hope to review the completed and things in customized status in this plugin. Therefore, I really hope to have other review functions besides unscheduled, to review completed and customized status content, and hope they will listing just on one page or in a perfect calendar view as well.

Describe alternatives you've considered
No alternatives except searching (dataview seemed to be slow with no calendar view and I didn't learn about how to use it)

Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

Describe the bug

• When dragging a task from one time to another when using Tasks format, any recurrence rule becomes part of the description and no longer works in Tasks.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Set format to Tasks
2. Create task with recurrence
3. Go to Hourly View
4. Drag task to new time slot
5. Open task in Tasks modal. The recurrence rule has become part of the description and are no longer set in Tasks

Expected behavior
The recurrence rule would be left in place
Screenshots
Original Task

Task After Drag and Drop

Obsidian Version:

• Mobile
• Desktop

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

Describe the bug
Can't see the "Buttons" on GUI
Impossible to Refresh, Search, Move from/ to Daily view

To Reproduce

• Clicking on "..." does not show any list of buttons -- neither left, middile or right clicks
• Buttons never appearing

Screenshots

Obsidian Version:

• 1.4.3 Desktop

Additional context
N/A

For some reason, headings from one note may appear under another note.

In the following example, you can see that I have a header called Timeblocks and a header called Tasks underneath my 2023-07-23 note.
However, in Time Ruler's task search, neither heading shows up and the task does not appear under search.

So where did that task and timeblock information go? Well... for some reason it's under my 7/26 daily note.

If I cilck the "timeblocks" heading, it takes me to my 7-28 daily note.

My best guess as to why it would be appearing under 7/26 is because that daily note has a heading called "Time Blocks" with no tasks under it. But that seems bizarre because "timeblocks" != "Time Blocks"... Meanwhile, clicking on Tasks brings me to the correct tasks on 6/26 and the correct tasks are displaying.

I decided to take this a step further by going to my 7/28 note and adding a task called "test task" under the task heading to see if it shows up. Instead of showing up under 7/28, it showed up underneath a second "Tasks" heading under July 26. Strange...

In the unassigned tasks section, the tasks display correctly.

Headers in a note appear to be unrecognized by Time Ruler search unless a task is already underneath it, which I am guessing is expected behavior. I think maybe something like "always put tasks under Tasks heading or create one if it does not exist" would be helpful in this situation?

Describe the bug
Thanks for updating the README. It is much better. For a task user though, it might not be obvious that you MUST have a scheduled date for an item to appear on the ruler. In addition, having just a scheduled date without a due date will mean recurrences don't happen on completion.

To Reproduce

We've discussed on a previous issue

Expected behavior

I suggest you add a few sentences about this behavior. tasks is one of the top 10 plugins. Perhaps the following can be added.

Tasks plugin users:

• The scheduled date of a task is the date on which the task will appear on the time ruler, assuming it has a startTime.
• If your task has just a due date and not a scheduled date the task will only appear in the "all day" events section and will not appear on the time ruler, even on the due date. Further, a task with a due date will appear in the "all day" section from the time it is created until it is completed.
• If your task is defined to have a recurrence and has a scheduled date and no due date, the Tasks plugin will not create a new task when the task is completed. This is documented in the Tasks documentation.

I love the idea of this plugin I would consider implementing it in my vault, which could help me replace a few external tools, however without support for custom statuses I am left with multiple unscheduled "tasks" that aren't actually tasks.

I realise the plugin is earlier stages but wanted to highlight this and maybe open discussion on how to implement. Personally, adding a list of statuses to ignore in settings could work and/or ability to filter them live in the plugin.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

See the following

The current format makes it difficult to tell that Take out the trash overlaps with Take out the garbog

Describe the solution you'd like
Some easier way to see overlapping events. Maybe Differenciating colours or an indent to see what overlaps what

Describe alternatives you've considered
Using full calendar events over tasks, but thats less flexible in terms of where I can store the tasks

Additional context
None

Context of use
I am setting blockid to tasks to be able to create links to the the given tasks.
I use it to pull linked to tasks within a Kanban, and be able to move tasks (links to tasks indeed) between columns

Please refer to https://help.obsidian.md/Linking+notes+and+files/Internal+links#Link+to+a+block+in+a+note.
Reference to blocks are automatically created with a alphanumerical index prefixed by caret (^)

Describe the bug
When a scheduled task is moved from one timing to another, the ending block id (^followed by a reference given by Obsidian) is moved backward in the sequence of data in the task line. This breaks the links to the block, as the reference shall be ending the block, which is not the case in the current implementation of TimeRuler I guess.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a reference to a task (to the one-line block consisting in the task)
2. Set a Scheduled Date and Starting Time for the task
3. Launch command: Copy Block Link: Copy embed to current block or heading -- this creates the reference (caret followed by Obsidian given alphanumerical code)
4. Paste the link to the task (one-line block indeed) wherever you want
5. Reschedule the task in Time Ruler to another timing and/ or day
6. Come back to the pasted task embedded link
7. See it broken

Nota:

• in the task full line, you can see the reference (caret followed by alphanum code) is no more latest on line.
• if you move the "caret followed by alphanum code" to the end of the task/ one line block -- ensuring there is no black space after the block reference -- the pasted link is restored
• It is cumbersome to have to clean up the task line at each rescheduling

Expected behavior
Keep block reference unchanged in tasks(events likely though not tested), by letting it at end of task/ event, without ending spaces

Obsidian Version:

• 1.4.6 Windows Desktop

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

It would be helpful to have a sound that goes off when the timer has elapsed or when a reminder goes off, and to maybe even have these sounds be customized.
I'm currently using SnapTimer outside of Obsidian, which also has a ticking option while the timer is running that I quite enjoy.
Additionally, having an option to change the 'task complete' noise to something customizable could be a nice feature.
None of these are things I see as very important at all.

Tasks 4.5.0
Time Ruler 1.1.0
Style Settings
Minimal theme
Using ITS theme's S Checkboxes CSS

Here's an example of some of the tasks on Time Ruler's timeline vs in my notes:

The tasks do represent the correct status symbol, but the icons/emojis do not show. I do not know if this is intended or not.

Describe the bug
I have selected to use task format. I have a task:

• [startTime:: 19-00] [length:: 1h] a start time 📅 2023-09-01

this is shown in the timeline view as unscheduled (tasks at the top, and isn't shown in the time ruler. But you can see it has a 1h next to the task

Note that entering [length:: 1 hour] gives the same behavior.

This is entered as the example for using tasks. I think the README is ambiguous especially about the length. what the heckis #h#m? dataview docs uses "1 hour" or "1 hour 5 minutes"

Other information: I have an ics calendar also included. The item from there shows up in the ruler. I can't seem to get any items I create to appear on the ruler. I am likely doing something wrong, but am using the example you provided for the start and length and the tasks due date.

To Reproduce

create the task above

Expected behavior

Item would show up in the time ruler.

Obsidian Version:

• Mobile
• [x ] Desktop 1.4.5

Describe the bug
Unable to update to v 1.0.5, installed version is 1.0.4, same behaviors in two vaults, both on Windows and Linux

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install the plugin
2. Go to update
3. Dialog comes up that it is installing
4. Seems to finish but installed version is still 1.0.4, pressing check for update prompts that an update is available

Expected behavior
Should update to 1.0.5 automatically

Obsidian Version:

• Mobile
• Desktop

Custom Statuses are supported in the Tasks plugin as of Tasks 1.23.0 but it looks like they aren't yet supported by Obsidian Time Ruler.

Here are the steps to reproduce to see this issue:

1. Create a new task
2. Mark as forwarded using the ">" character or dropped/cancelled using the "-" character
3. Note the task still appears in the Obsidian Time Ruler side bar

Ideally, I'd expect any tasks marked with the cancelled and forwarded status markers to be excluded from the list of tasks. It is likely appropriate to keep tasks with other custom statuses, e.g. Important ("!"), Half done ("/"), in the list of tasks on the sidebar.

I have only tested this on Desktop although I'm assuming it would also be an issue on mobile.

In Time Ruler, any hours in the single digits (e.g. 1:00 - 9:00) show as "invalid date" unless they are made to be two digits (e.g. 01:00 - 09:00). This invalid date appeared after 12:00 on the timeline but the behavior was inconsistent. At one point it appeared after 7PM on the timeline instead. These show correctly in Day Planner at 1AM.

This is how it appears on day planner:

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

• A date-based task overview that allows me to see all of my tasks for a specific period of time (weeks to months).
• A task overview that can handle tasks that span multiple days. This means that I can see all the tasks that I need to complete for a particular project, even if the project takes more than one day to complete.

Describe the solution you'd like
I want to see my tasks in a timeline view, and preferably in the main pane, not in the sidebar.

Describe alternatives you've considered
normal calendar view.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

• Hourly references are not intuitive, esp. for folks used to write e.g. 13:00 in afternoon
• Seemingly, others may wish to see e.g. 1pm
• Last I feel strange to have calendar starting at midnight -- it would be nice to be able to select in settings start and end default time for each day
• Of course display meant to be modified if a scheduled task/ event is before or after default timings

Describe the solution you'd like

• See above

Describe alternatives you've considered

• Priority-wise, follow locals

Additional context
N/A

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In tasks, a recurring task must have a due date. If the task is to be done and is also due on a specific date, I need to enter the date twice. A

Describe the solution you'd like
If there is a due date and no scheduled date use the due date to place on the time ruler. If both exists use the scheduled date.

Describe alternatives you've considered
I'd thought I could use just scheduled, but that breaks the recurring tasks.

Additional context

A more advanced implementation would be to have an item on the calendar every day from scheduled to due date at the specified time. You might color them differently with css.

Currently the plugin doesn't support adding repeats; this will be added soon.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As someone who does not need to assign tasks to a specific time during the day I want to use the day view.

When trying to drag a task to a different day nothing happens.

Describe the solution you'd like
Dragging tasks should work the same if its dropped on a day as it is when dropped to the per hour timeline

To have all of the list of tasks from various notes on the sidebar and Drag and Drop into Full Calendar would be Ideal.
Could you guys join forces or is there a way to emulate the Full Calendar in your app?
Here they are side by side... they look great but no drag drop functionality between them.

When a custom status is used for a to do task (e.g. anything but - [ ]), the task status is stripped from the task.

Here's two example custom statuses that I am currently utilizing. The frog is [F] and the stopwatch icon one is [T].

This behavior is also the same is being pulled from the Unscheduled pane.

Easily fixed by re-adding the custom status into the checkbox, but figured it would be worth pointing out.

EDIT: Also please let me know if i am in any way being overbearing or too nitpicky in the method/frequency of opening issues and/or requests.

Describe the bug
The recurring items in my ics calendar are not being displayed in the time ruler. Is this known and planned for future?

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. have a calendar with recurring items. Try something that is daily first
2. get the ics link
3. add to the settings

Expected behavior
I expect to see a recurring ics item appear on each day it would appear in the native system's calendar.

Obsidian Version:

• Mobile
• [ x] Desktop 1.4.8

Additional context

If this isn't implemented yet you can look at the ICS plugin. It is able to get events inclduing recurring.