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"shift+arrow key" broken #248
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Can confirm. The shift + J/K and shift + down/up arrows also fail to move tasks with the latest update. |
I can confirm this is also the case for me. Thanks for such useful extension. |
Same here. Looking forward to a fix. |
Me, too. I'm a bit of a novice JS/TS dev, but I will take a look and see if I'm able to figure out the issue. |
I sent owner $ for coffee. |
Thanks @GaryFurash ! I've tried to debug this one but so far haven't found the time chunk to really dig into it. Unfortunately the drag-and-drop simulation code is fairly complex, and the failure isn't obvious. I suspect that Todoist has changed how it responds to the mouse events and it would take some experimentation to fix. |
In #249 @GaryFurash pointed out that there are some native todoist shortcuts for this. So maybe this can be fixed by delegating to those. Hope to try that out next time I get a chunk of time |
@mgsloan Why can't we just get todoist to incorporate your stuff or add this as in integration. If users don't want to use your cool shortcuts then don't use them. arrg! |
@mgsloan Hey Michael, have you had the chance to take a look at this issue? Thank you! |
Any updates on this? Would love to have this back. |
I could also reproduce this, sadly found no solution here so far. |
Hi!, thanks again for this amazing add-on. It looks like:
With the latest update to how tasks are re-ordered, "shift+left arrow"/"shift+right arrow"/etc used to reorder or indent tasks has broken.
I thought I'd flag the issue!
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