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Subject: Re: PATCH: Re: Recurring TODO with hours not scheduled correctly
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To: Justin Vallon <justinvallon@gmail.com>
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Hello,

Justin Vallon <justinvallon@gmail.com> writes:

> Following up with a patch to make .+1h work "like" .+1d:
>
> - When computing the new scheduled date, the repeater-type "." would
> shift the scheduled date to today, then adjust by the interval.
> Shifting the date would leave the time unchanged
> - When shifting by hours, the old time would remain, and then be shifted
> by the interval
> - With the patch, ".+1h" will shift schedule-date to now (vs today),
> then add "1h" as before.  ".+1d" will have the old behavior (shift date,
> but leave time alone).
> - That is:
>   - ".+1d" is tomorrow at same scheduled time
>   - ".+1h" is in one hour
>   - ".+24h" is 24h from now.

That seems reasonable.

Would you mind providing an entry in ORG-NEWS, possibly some pointers in
the manual, if appropriate, and add a few tests in
`test-org/auto-repeat-maybe' located in test-org.el file?

Thank you!

Regards,

-- 
Nicolas Goaziou