If I create a task & then link to that task with [[ from a 2nd task, whether inside that same list or outside of it, if I then use a filter on the list that contains the 2nd task then this 2nd task wonât show up consistently if the brackets are empty.
For exampleâŠ
Unfiltered with empty brackets:
Filtered with empty brackets:
Unfiltered without empty brackets:
Filtered without empty brackets:
Sometimes itâll work for some reason, but most times it wonât.
Basically, items with links should âinheritâ attributes of the linked item when the item consists solely from the link to another item. But there was a bug, fixed on beta. Could you please check if the filtering works as expected on beta.checkvist.com?
I just tried the situations described above again, but the results are still not as expected.
I would expect the results when âFiltered with empty bracketsâ to be the same as when âFiltered without empty bracketsâ since the 2nd task does not inherit due dates, assignees, etc from the linked task but rather has its own.
What was happening before is that said 2nd task could not be filtered with its own due dates, assignees, etc since they were simply ignored by the search if the brackets were empty.
So, for example, if I have a 2nd task like [](/cvt/54192070) ^today and I use the filter due: today then this 2nd task will not show up in the search, but it will show up if said 2nd task is like [Task 2](/cvt/54192070) ^today instead.
What is happening now in beta.checkvist.com is that the 2nd task will show up if I search for the linked taskâs due dates, assignees, etc but it will still not show up if I search for its own, so this fix would actually be the opposite of the expected.
Thanks for the explanation. Weâve made a fix which should ignore mirrored task attributes when the linking task has own attributes, such a due, assignee etc.
Basically, I hope the behaviour should be fixed on beta. Could you please check on your side?