Completing a task at its origin does not set completion date

What happened?

When having a list of tasks (e.g.: - [ ] Task 1), checking them where they are written will not make it add the completion suffix. I’m only getting started with Dataview so am not sure whether this should be expected, but I thought it would not be expected.

When checking them in a dataviewjs query, it will add/remove them. See the video below for an example:

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1593486/198889800-9b8e04d2-5ceb-4c9a-a35c-ea05dc30d8ab.mov

DQL

No response

JS

dv.taskList(
	dv.pages().file.tasks.where(
		task => task.completion?.toISODate() == dv.current().file.day.toISODate()
	)
)

dv.taskList(
	dv.current().file.tasks.where(
		task => !task.completed
	)
)

Dataview Version

0.5.47

Obsidian Version

1.0.3

OS

MacOS

[holroy]

I reckon you might be aware of this, but I found that if you in a given page both declare the task and query the same task, you will be able to set the completion date as long as you complete it from the query (and not the definition). In this sense, it can be be completed at the original page (although not from the actual definition of the task).

[AB1908]

Have you enabled the following setting?