Hi everyone, when using the plan command you can now see your first next slots in calendar and also search for specific ones. Let me know if there's anything missing for you!
[Deleted User]
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May 3, 2023
I'd even recommend this to be the default behaviour when planning a task on a certain day: today should immediately put the task in the first slot available today.
Andreas
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Sep 26, 2023
Serge: I think it depends on how you structure your Time Slots. For me I have a couple of Time slots throughout the day and the primary slot I put tasks into is not the first; however, it could be nice to have it as a configuration option in the settings, for those who would benefit from it.
[Deleted User]
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Nov 3, 2022
I'd broaden this to be 'first available' for what ever day or day part. So 'tom at' or 'tom =90 at' would give you that "first available" suggestion. or 'tom afternoon at' would give you a "first available" sometime after noon.
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Apr 10, 2024
Hi everyone, when using the plan command you can now see your first next slots in calendar and also search for specific ones. Let me know if there's anything missing for you!
[Deleted User]
May 3, 2023
I'd even recommend this to be the default behaviour when planning a task on a certain day: today should immediately put the task in the first slot available today.
Andreas
Sep 26, 2023
Serge: I think it depends on how you structure your Time Slots. For me I have a couple of Time slots throughout the day and the primary slot I put tasks into is not the first; however, it could be nice to have it as a configuration option in the settings, for those who would benefit from it.
[Deleted User]
Nov 3, 2022
I'd broaden this to be 'first available' for what ever day or day part. So 'tom at' or 'tom =90 at' would give you that "first available" suggestion. or 'tom afternoon at' would give you a "first available" sometime after noon.