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I'm really liking the greater scheduling flexibility org-recur provides, and adding an advice to org-todo saving the original state and a function to the post-todo-state-change hook allowed me to keep my current workflow of just marking things as done and having them rescheduled, like the inbuilt org recurrence does.
One thing that's bugging me, though, is that in the org-agenda org-recur headings show up as only for a single day, so I can't make plans for, say, next week and see all my recurrent tasks unless I keep them in native org recurrence instead.
Is there a way to tell the agenda which days these headings recur on, so that they will show up correctly?
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Hey, thanks for the issue! Could be a useful opt-in config and it's not the first time the feature's been requested. Personally I don't know how to do that - apart from some "syntax-highlighting", org-recur doesn't otherwise affect how entries are displayed. I'll keep the issue open, and of course PRs are welcome.
I'm really liking the greater scheduling flexibility org-recur provides, and adding an advice to org-todo saving the original state and a function to the post-todo-state-change hook allowed me to keep my current workflow of just marking things as done and having them rescheduled, like the inbuilt org recurrence does.
One thing that's bugging me, though, is that in the org-agenda org-recur headings show up as only for a single day, so I can't make plans for, say, next week and see all my recurrent tasks unless I keep them in native org recurrence instead.
Is there a way to tell the agenda which days these headings recur on, so that they will show up correctly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: