The hierarchical relationship between parent tasks and child tasks is identified abnormally

[Leftzhf]

Describe the bug
The hierarchical relationship between parent tasks and child tasks is identified abnormally; tasks that do not belong to tasks with the #ticktick tag are marked as child tasks.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
The current task tree structure is as follows:

• test1
  • test2
    • test2.1
    • test2.2
      • test2.2.1
        • test2.2.1.1
      • test2.2.2
    • test2.3
  • test3

Now, add the #ticktick tag to the task test2.2.1, and it will be synchronized to ticktick.

• test1
  • test2
    • test2.1
    • test2.2
      • test2.2.1 link #ticktick %%[ticktick_id:: 678fc21a1b9ca0c50e2e5908]%%
        • test2.2.1.1
      • test2.2.2
    • test2.3
  • test3

After triggering the synchronization logic, the task tree structure has become as shown in the figure.

Expected behavior
Should only test2.2.1.1 be recognized as a subtask

[thesamim]

Actually, test2.2.1.1 should be a task item because it doesn't have #ticktick tag and is indented.

but yes, everything below that should NOT be task items.

Will handle in next release.

[Leftzhf]

Additionally, there is a strange phenomenon where when I focus my mouse on a specific task and then move it away, that task gets added as a subtask and is marked with an ID.

Actually, test2.2.1.1 should be a task item because it doesn't have #ticktick tag and is indented.

but yes, everything below that should NOT be task items.

Will handle in next release.

[thesamim]

Additionally, there is a strange phenomenon where when I focus my mouse on a specific task and then move it away, that task gets added as a subtask and is marked with an ID.

That's weird! The plugin doesn't do anything on onhover.

Will try to reproduce. In the meantime: What plugins do you have installed?