[FEATURE REQUEST]

[Some1Elsewhere]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Yes, I have a List of Tasks that are marked as "every day", they should be ever present to establish a daily routine.
In Todoist, you can "check" them done and they are marked as such but will be unchecked the next day.

currently, there is no change in status visible if such a task in checked. If I check them in Lovelace they are indeed marked as done in Todois. (that connection is fine but multiple checks will result in postponing that Task, essentially I can recheck and end up with a due date 4 days from now) but I do not see, that I have already done them. For establishing daily routines, it's very important to me, that I get the feedback, how much and what I already have done.

Describe the solution you'd like
Checking the every day marked tasks should result in them being resorted as done or given another color until the next day.

Describe alternatives you've considered
I did not start to change anything until now. Only thing I could imagine is changing CSS somehow a3nd giving those tasks a suffix, that I can filter for.

Additional context
there is no visible change

Checking a reacurring task in Todoist, will result in changing the due date to tomorrow.

[grinstantin]

Hi. Maybe showing a due date in a list with a special mark "due date is today" will help?

[grinstantin]

Also, try to use option only_today_overdue, maybe it will do what you need.

[Some1Elsewhere]

well only_today_overdue solves the problem with the daily routine tasks if you explicitly specify "every monday .. every tuesday..." within every task but it opens up another issue, were tasks without a due date are not shown at all.
So, the best solution for this would be to implement another option to add to only_today_and_unspecified_overdue ;)

unfortunately having two lists (dailies / other) is not really a good & elegant solution.

[sw-carlos-cristobal]

I implemented adding the due date on the lovelace card in my PR #31

I tested with a recurring task and when completing it, it updated the due date to the next occurrence and the rerender sorted the item to the appropriate position in the list.