I am thinking something like this:

Im using Bujo in conjunction with Dendron. I have a markdown file open that contains a time track table. I can insert a task using Bujo: Schedule Entry command. When I place the cursor on the row of the task I am starting and run the command Bujo: Record Time the time is inserted into the "Tracker" column of the table. i.e., current_time- e.g., "14:30-"

However when I run Bujo: Record Time it does not behave as demonstrated here and here

Instead it results in current_time-previous_time- e.g., "15:00-14:30-"

If I repeat it will be "15:01-15:00-14:30-" etc.

I am running the latest VScode update on Windows 10.

Hi all,

When I run Schedule Entry, time tracking table added new entry.
But raw task statsu nothing change. VSCODE show notify messge.

TextEditor#edit not possible on closed editors

When I choose 'schedule entry', the command palette is populated with the chosen prefix (log.) and the date and searches for the file with that name. Is there a way from here to actually create that log file, please?

Description

1. The user runs BuJo: Capture Task.
2. An input box opens and the users type the content of the task.
3. A quick select view opens with all backlogs pro-populated (i.e., either from a user setting or via a regex pattern based on the files in the repository). Here the user selects with the arrows which backlog to add the task to and presses enter.
4. A confirmation box is shown that the task has been added to the corresponding backlog.

Configuration Properties

• bujo.captor.backlogList: the backlogs to show in the quick select box. If null, then the backlogs will be pre-populated based on regex.
• bujo.captor.showBacklog: whether to open or not the document where the task has been added.

Versions

• bujo 2.4.1
• VScode 1.85.1
• OS linux

Set up

• A workspace with backlog and daily log file with a timetracker table produced from the bujo snippet

Reproduce

• Select an empty line in the daily log time tracker table
• Switch to backlog and select a line of a task
• Use bujo "Schedule Entry"

Result

• Produces an error "Illegal value for line"
• Adds reference number to backlog
• No changes to daily log time tracker table

Video example

If I try to change the status of an item using the keyboard shortcut (e.g. option+x) I get an error if there is a modifier for the item (e.g. !) and there is no space before the modifier.

To reproduce:

1. type - [ ]! this is an item
2. press option+x

Note that with - [ ] ! this is an item it works as expected.

Hello,

I'm curious if there is the concept of Due date in the BuJo todo items?

I like to capture todo items as they occur to me then optionally put in a Due date if there is a deadline.

Can this be done in BuJo?

Would be great to have access to the bujo commands while using vscode.dev !

More info on this: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/vscode-web

Something like this:

Hi,

Sometimes I will work on a single task, here and there, for multiple days. Sometimes I'm waiting for information, sometimes another priority takes over, etc.

How can multi-day tasks capture in BuJo?

Also, I need to estimate how much time I spent on a single multi-day task, which days I worked on it, etc. I capture this manually with START/END SESSION N snippets such as:

##### DESCRIPTION:
- **REPORTED BY:**
- **TITLE:**
- **AFFECTED RESOURCE:**
- **ASSIGNED RESOURCE:**
- **TITLE:**
- **START SESSION 1:**                2022-10-24T09:42:12-07:00
- **END SESSION 1:**                  2022-10-24T10:51:58-07:00              
- **SYMPTOMS**:
- **TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS:** 
    - SETUP:
    - SYMPTOM 1:
- **RCA**:
    - SYMPTOM 1:
- **RESOLUTION**:

• Where the DateTimeStamps are captured in longform. I noticed BuJo captures only timestamps.

If using BuJo, how is time calculated for tasks that require multi-day efforts?

Thank you

The following entry does not result in keyword being set to bold or italic (i.e., see screenshot below):

- [ ] Example task with a bold **keyword** or an italic _keyword_

I suspect this has to do with incorrect usage of the TextMate scopes, i.e.,

Great extension, very useful. Let's make it even better. 😃

Some Ideas

1. would be cool if we could use advanced snippet features in timeblock* and timetrack*
2. the snippet prefixes are a bit too long and not unique enough

• right now you have to type a lot to get to a specific snippet, could be more concise
• my length workaround right now is to just type short hand versions and hope it works.. like tbch for timeblockchunk

4. there are too many snippets

• for instance we could remove timeblockrow and timeblocknote and add those to timeblockchunk

5. some snippets could be made available to BuJo comand palette and be added as a keybinding

• timeblockchunk (for instance Shift + Alt + C

6. separate command just for adding rows to current table (with keybind)

• could add columns depending on table size or 3 columns by default

Example for snippets

Snippet from the video:

"bujo timeblocktable": {
    "prefix": "bujoBlocktable",
    "body": [
      "|        Time | Block         |",
      "| ----------: | :------------ |",
      "|     (${1:00}:${2:00}) | (${3:Revision} #${4:1}) |",
      "|             |               |",
      "| ${5:00}:${6:00}-${7:00}:${8:00} | ${9:Chunk}         |",
      "|             | - ${10:Note}        |",
      "|             |               |"
    ]
  }

Maybe something like this:

Would it be nicer to have the total time calculated and displayed in the status bar whenever the current line contains a valid BuJo entry?