Remove no longer existing all_day JSON field
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sachaos
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Sep 20, 2019
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@sachaos I've fixed the issue you mentioned. However, I think I found a regression. When I do So I don't suggest merging this as-is. |
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@wizeman I'll take a look at this shortly. Could you help me replicate this? |
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The
all_dayfield no longer exists on Todoist sync API's Items.As a consequence, due dates that were newly synced were always being shown as date+time, where time was always 0:00, even if the due date had no associated time.
Instead of relying on Todoist's API, this PR calculates the equivalent of
all_daybased on how the date is parsed.