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When populating tasks it would be nice to keep them in the order I have them in based on the filter.
For example, my primary filter in Todoist is overdue, ((@routine&!@Calendar&p1) & today),((!@routine* &!@Calendar) & today), ((@routine&!@Calendar&(p2|p3)) & today), ((@routine&!@Calendar&No priority) & today),@Calendar.
However, when using this filter in Todoist Text, it does not keep them in that order.
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While reviewing the REST API documentation for another issue, I found out that the comma operator is not supported when using the filter parameter in a single API call. The only way this would work is to look for the comma operator and split the filter into multiple API calls within the plugin itself, which I suspect is how that is implemented within the Todoist app itself in order to utilize that functionality.
When populating tasks it would be nice to keep them in the order I have them in based on the filter.
For example, my primary filter in Todoist is
overdue, ((@routine&!@Calendar&p1) & today),((!@routine* &!@Calendar) & today), ((@routine&!@Calendar&(p2|p3)) & today), ((@routine&!@Calendar&No priority) & today),@Calendar
.However, when using this filter in Todoist Text, it does not keep them in that order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: