I have a category with two mutually exclusive sub-categories:
A
A.1
A.2
I create a task T with category A.1. If I then create a sub-task of this task (say, T.1) with no explicit category, it inherits the category (as expected).
If I explicitly assign category A.2 to a sub-task T.2, it looks like T.2 has both A.1 and A.2 assigned (i.e. a filter on A.1 still shows T.2). Is this intended behavior? I would have expected mutually exclusive categories to be mutually exclusive whether inherited or assigned, so T.1 has gategory A.1, and T.2 has A.2
Frank replied: T2 is shown because it is a subtask of T, which belongs to A1. I guess it is a bug that Task Coach allows you to assign a subtask to a category that is mutual exclusive with a category assigned to the parent task. If you like, please open a bug report about this.
Hi John,
I have try to do the same test, because A1 et A2 are form me priority
When i create T1 i haven't clearly visible the inherit (nothing is check)
When i create T2 i haven't clearly visible the inherit (nothing is check), but i assign A2
I see the same result that you ( T and T1 and T2), if i select A1 category
I guess it is a regression which seem important
My feedback Chris
Env :
Windows 7 Premium Editon (64bits)
PortableTask Coach 1.1.3 (ZIP version) official
Task Coach is in French (automatic system,by default)
Using about 760 tasks or subtasks (closed or not)
We could reproduce the bug you reported. We'll do our best to fix it as soon as possible.
Thanks, Task Coach development team
I updated this as it is still a bug in the latest version. I don't know how it should be addressed though.
Hi, it's many years later, and as I close this old ticket, I'm excited to tell you that https://github.com/taskcoach/taskcoach now has updated Python3 Task Coach codebase! Packages are available for some common Linux systems and we can add more.
We'd love to have you test the updated program
I went and moved this still-outstanding issue to https://github.com/taskcoach/taskcoach/issues/126
Cheers