Completing myself:
You are right, but I'm pretty sure the previous implementation of the
property API didn't implement it this way, i.e., PRIORITY was not
implemented like CATEGORY, at all. My gut feeling is that PRIORITY
inheritance happened by side-effect.
In any case, I see no objection
Bastien b...@gnu.org writes:
After a few tests, I'm confused and I don't understand all the changes
in this area (and they are not documented in ORG-NEWS.)
I'd rather clarify something here.
Most changes introduced come from bug reports, i.e., they are not a will
to change how things work in
Nicolas Goaziou m...@nicolasgoaziou.fr writes:
Correcting myself,
AFAIK, PRIORITY never was intended to be inherited. Inheritance applies
to node properties, i.e. property drawers, whereas special properties,
like PRIORITY are, by definition, not set through property drawers.
This is
Nicolas Goaziou m...@nicolasgoaziou.fr writes:
There is a misunderstanding here. Special properties, like PRIORITY,
cannot be inherited.
The PRIORITY property *was* inherited. At least in 8.2.10.
It is reasonable to expect the PRIORITY property to be inherited and
the new behavior (falling
Bastien b...@gnu.org writes:
Nicolas Goaziou m...@nicolasgoaziou.fr writes:
There is a misunderstanding here. Special properties, like PRIORITY,
cannot be inherited.
The PRIORITY property *was* inherited. At least in 8.2.10.
AFAIK, PRIORITY never was intended to be inherited. Inheritance
Correcting myself,
AFAIK, PRIORITY never was intended to be inherited. Inheritance applies
to node properties, i.e. property drawers, whereas special properties,
like PRIORITY are, by definition, not set through property drawers.
This is incorrect. What I mean is inheritance is not automatic
Hello,
Luke Amdor luke.am...@gmail.com writes:
Given a test.org with:
* [#B] Test
** TODO one
When I do the agenda to find TODO headlines with priority B I would expect
it to find the TODO one, however it doesn't. I'm very sure this regressed
when upgrading to 8.3.1, as it worked fine
Given a test.org with:
* [#B] Test
** TODO one
When I do the agenda to find TODO headlines with priority B I would expect
it to find the TODO one, however it doesn't. I'm very sure this regressed
when upgrading to 8.3.1, as it worked fine in 8.3.0. Thanks!
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