The developer asked for Todoist's desktop Today planning: a day of hours
and a Plan beside it, tasks dragged from it onto an hour. Today gets a
Display, its layout alone (List or Calendar), kept in the person's sealed
settings row as Upcoming's (`TodayView`, the payload's `today`, schema
still 1). Its Calendar is one day of `HourGrid`; *Plan: n* in its app bar
shows or hides the Plan (`PlanPanel`): Overdue with Reschedule, To plan
(today's without a time) and Time-blocked (today's with one), each
folding with its count, narrowed for the session by *All projects*'
Filter by project (a search and a box a project, a sub-project with its
parents' path). A row dropped on an hour is moved to today at that time,
its duration kept; a block dropped on the Plan loses its time; both undone
from the snack bar, through `moveTask`. From a medium width of Today's own
on the Plan stands beside the day, shown or hidden as remembered; on a
phone it is a sheet over the day's foot (the developer's choice, over the
Plan on wide windows alone and over a strip above the day), part of the
screen rather than a modal route, so that the day behind it takes the
drop, and it lowers to its heading while one of its rows is held.
Whats-New: Today's Display offers a Calendar layout: today's hours, with a Plan of what is overdue, to plan and time-blocked, whose tasks you drag onto an hour.
Whats-New-De: Die Anzeige von Heute bietet das Layout Kalender: die Stunden des Tages, mit einem Plan aus Überfälligem, Zu planen und Eingeplant, dessen Aufgaben du auf eine Stunde ziehst.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Tizian 「ティツィアーン」 <raisondetredev@pm.me>
Settings gains Todo's own groups, kept in the person's sealed settings
row on every device. Tasks: the weekday weeks start on (the language's
unless set), which the week strip, the date and repeat pickers and the
filters follow; and whether a recurring task done opens its sub-tasks
again (on at first). Reminders: an automatic reminder (none at first)
that TaskRepository writes into a task gaining a time without reminders
of its own, and how long a reminder is snoozed for (15 minutes at first).
Each reminder's notification has a Snooze action on Android and Linux:
the reminder comes back that much later under an ID of its own,
scheduled from what the notification carries, so on Android with the
app closed too (the plugin's ActionBroadcastReceiver declared); the plan
of the person's reminders leaves snoozed ones alone. iOS, macOS and
Windows get it later.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Tizian 「ティツィアーン」 <raisondetredev@pm.me>
A project's Display gains the Calendar layout: Upcoming's week strip
and agenda, now shared as DayAgenda, over the project's tasks it keeps,
with No date beside the month and Future occurrences, each repeating
task also on the days it will come back (calendarOf on Repeat.next),
muted, neither ticked off nor dragged.
Upcoming gets a Display of its own, the same sheet over another target
(DisplayTarget): Agenda or 3-day, done tasks, future occurrences,
sorting, the filters by deadline, priority and label, and in the grid
Colouring by priority, label or project. It is kept in the person's
settings, one sealed row under an ID keyed by the account in the new
synced table todo_settings (migration settings: the table, its index
on spaceId and its foreign key to the space, cascading on delete).
The 3-day grid shows today and the two days after, stepped or swiped
three at a time: tasks without a time all day, timed ones as blocks as
long as they last, overlapping ones side by side (layOutDay). A long
press on a half hour adds a task there for half an hour; Overdue opens
the overdue tasks with Reschedule.
The board's separator builder names its BuildContext, as the root's
analyzer plugin asks (never_discard_build_context).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Tizian 「ティツィアーン」 <raisondetredev@pm.me>
