I set every task I create as active. If I close Task Coach and reopen it, a set of tasks are suddenly inactive. It are always the same tasks which are inactive. How can I fix this problem?
So glad I'm not the only one -- I'm struggling to reproduce it on a new (i.e. smaller and with non-IP-sensitive tasks) database.
I have tasks A, B, C, D and E. Each one has sub-tasks. Some sub-tasks have sub-sub-tasks. Everything worked beautifully.
I then marked all the tasks under task C that have sub-sub-tasks as "completed". Now, every time I open Task Coach after a computer restart (which is daily), task C and it's normal sub-tasks are marked as inactive. The sub-tasks that have sub-sub-tasks remain correctly marked as completed. Tasks A, B, D and E, and all their sub-tasks, remain correctly marked as active.
Changing the completed tasks back to active does not solve the simptoms. It simply makes those part of the list that becomes inactive after a restart.
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Added file where task is automatically set as inactive. Reproduction steps:
1. set autosave after each change in preferences,
2. open task_anonymized.tsk
3. select cat7, a7, b7
4. mark all these tasks as active by alt+enter - icon changed to blue (active)
5. close Task Coach
6. open task_anonymized.tsk
Expected state: cat7,a7,b7 are active
Current state: cat7,a7,b7 are inactive
So glad I'm not the only one -- I'm struggling to reproduce it on a new (i.e. smaller and with non-IP-sensitive tasks) database.
I have tasks A, B, C, D and E. Each one has sub-tasks. Some sub-tasks have sub-sub-tasks. Everything worked beautifully.
I then marked all the tasks under task C that have sub-sub-tasks as "completed". Now, every time I open Task Coach after a computer restart (which is daily), task C and it's normal sub-tasks are marked as inactive. The sub-tasks that have sub-sub-tasks remain correctly marked as completed. Tasks A, B, D and E, and all their sub-tasks, remain correctly marked as active.
Changing the completed tasks back to active does not solve the simptoms. It simply makes those part of the list that becomes inactive after a restart.
Added file where task is automatically set as inactive. Reproduction steps:
1. set autosave after each change in preferences,
2. open task_anonymized.tsk
3. select cat7, a7, b7
4. mark all these tasks as active by alt+enter - icon changed to blue (active)
5. close Task Coach
6. open task_anonymized.tsk
Expected state: cat7,a7,b7 are active
Current state: cat7,a7,b7 are inactive