Bugs

Using desktop app on Mac

I have set up recurring tasks and they seem to change days. For instance, I have a recurring task set for every Friday, but looking ahead a few weeks, it is on a Thursday now? Really love the app. Makes me so much more productive. The simplicity of the UI is key. Recurring tasks and such need to be correct however, as I have things like deadlines and things that need to be done by certain days which I could get wrong if I hadn't have noticed. Appreciate all the work you do! :)

When I'm in calendar view the filters are not applying. They're only working when I'm in task view and one task bar to the right & on the list view to the left when in calendar view.

Hi Chris. It's Nasra Khawaja again. I noticed today that my incomplete tasks didn't rollover. If I search for them, I can see they still exist but I can't see them on the current day's list nor any previous days' lists. How do I bring them back?! Worried I'm forgetting to do something important!

I will have a task with a due date, and I will turn off the reminder for that specific task, but when I go to duplicate the task, it turns the due date notification on for the duplicated task even though It had been turned off in the original task. It's not a big deal as I can just turn off the notification again, but it's still a little bug I've noticed, and it would be nice to have that fixed :)

When editing the actual time of a task, the time selection resets to 0h 1m. Often times I log pieces of time on a single task, so it's mildly annoying that the time resets.

On desktop Ellie, if I try to set my Timebox notification settings to Remind me: "At the start of event", it automatically selects "10 minutes before" instead, no matter what the selection was before. I have latest version and restart didn't help.

If the iOS app is active (either on screen or in the background) while the day transitions to the next, the 'today/current day' indicator will remain on the original date (the one on which the app was initially opened on). In order to switch the indicator to the next day, the app needs to be force closed and reopened (or it needs to 'expire' in the background on its own, if the iOS memory manager closes the app eventually). See the screenshot attached below for a reference of said 'today/current day' indicator (the gray circle). Note that the screenshot is an example and is not showing the bug with today's date (but this is what it would look like if the app were active on Wednesday night, after transitioning into Thursday).

Outlook desktop app and iPhone app shown on the same date. Outlook calendar is selected as viewable on the iPhone app. iPhone app is up to date. I tried restarting my phone and the app, that didn't work. I deleted the calendar then added it back in. That worked for roughly 3 hours, then it stopped syncing properly. Using an iPhone 12 on iOS 17.6.1. This also had a problem with iOS 17.5.1. The problem started happening roughly 2 weeks ago.

When creating a task and use keyboard shortcut the task is created and you are out of focus to add other information to your task. e.g. when using command + E to add estimation i would expect that when i have filled in the expected estimation i could do command + L or something similar to add some other information to the task. At the moment the task is created and i need to reopen to start editing again. Thanks for looking into this.