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"t d" shortcut for scheduling for today can easily be mistyped as task completion
See original GitHub issueSeems a bit dangerous to me that t d uses the key d, because d is used to complete tasks. This is particularly bad if multiple tasks are selected, since completing them can’t be properly undone due to this Todoist issue - https://github.com/mgsloan/todoist-shortcuts/issues/23
Issue is that both of these key sequences are already in my muscle memory, and probably in the muscle memory of users. Perhaps there should be a deprecation period where there are two valid bindings, but t d causes a notification to pop up that it is deprecated?
What should the new binding be?
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I’ve implemented a deprecation message for
dand changed it over toc. It’s released in version 42.Thanks for discussion, y’all
happened to me a couple of times so that’s definitely a good idea to alter the shortcut. So I was thinking maybe t+t for today and t+m or t+o for tomorrow? I personally think t+t for today is more intuitive but I don’t really know.