What I’m trying to do
I use the tasks plugin to manage tasks throughout my entire vault as I go about my day. Most notes I create in a day will contain a task which I manage with links and tags.
One specific query which I use regularly is to query all tasks where a specific [[link]] is present in the description. It looks like this:
not done
description includes [[link]]
sort by due
Now this has worked flawlessly for weeks and I haven’t seemed to have any issues.
Today, I had a meeting and added some notes including the [[link]]. There really wasn’t anything special about this. But the query would not pull these two specific tasks.
Here is the md:
Actions and Outcomes
- Asked [[link]] to have interviews scheduled by tomorrow.
2024-01-05
2024-01-11
2024-01-04 #tag
- Finalized Equipment List. [[link]] #tag
2024-02-12
2024-02-09
2024-01-04
Now notice that 3 hashes - they are truly a part of this note and appear to be the key to this problem. This appears to prevent the query from executing. When I copy the tasks below this — they will be seen by the query. But when I leave it as is here, they are not seen by the query.
I’m certainly no expert, but is there a reason for this? Is it a bug or is it my poor understanding of something within the markdown syntax?
Things I have tried
I tried:
- recreating the tasks entirely above the — and it did not work.
- Double checking the [[link]] was accurate. did not work.
- Copying the tasks entirely to another note. DID work
- Executing the same code using a different [[link]]. did not work.
- recreating tasks entirely below the — DID work
Thanks for your thoughts,
Capndad