Weekly Notes confusing week number
See original GitHub issueIts Sat Feb 19. When I create a weekly note:
- The note file name is W06
- The Calendar highlights it on last week which is W07
- This week in the calendar is actually W08
This is my note name:
YYYY/[Weekly]/gggg-[W]WW
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I rewrite your code to work even when creating a weekly note for a future or past week:
Requires that the note is named accordingly of course, e.g.
2022-W15
.@stefandesu that seemed to help!
I used this btw:
[[<%tp.date.now("gggg-[W]WW", -9)%>]] <== This Week ==> [[<%tp.date.now("gggg-[W]WW", 2)%>]]