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Bug on web? After dragging task to calendar, no way to unschedule

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Rebecca C

I dragged a task to the calendar, which created an event on my linked calendar. I then changed my mind, and clicked on the calendar event and deleted it. However the task still shows a time (& energy category), and there doesn't seem to be any way to get rid of them.

February 6, 2025

Hayato Waki (Lifestack)

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Rebecca C

Update - I discovered I can go back into the source app (TickTick or Todoist) and remove the time. But it would be nice to be able to do this within Lifestack

Hayato Waki (Lifestack)

Rebecca C: Thank you so much for debugging! this should be fixed now :)

Rebecca C

Hayato Waki (Lifestack) How do you get rid of the time? EDIT: I just realised if I delete the calendar event the time disappears - great. However note - if I drag the task to 2 different times on the calendar (which is often useful eg if I want to work on a task in 2 sessions), only the later time will show on the task. And if I delete 1 calendar event, the time disappears even though the 2nd session still exists. Just something for you to consider...

Hayato Waki (Lifestack)

Rebecca C: I'm afraid that removing the time from a task's due date isn't supported yet 🙏. However, if you delete an event linked to the task, the task's time will now be cleared

Rebecca C

BTW this (multiple sessions to work on a task) is something that Sunsama does brilliantly. I only did the free trial because I couldn't justify the cost, but I REALLY wish other tools could adopt something similar. It shows all the different times/sessions on the one task, and sums up the total time worked etc.

Hayato Waki (Lifestack)

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