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Unable to add URLs to ClickUp task title; Query Split ":" moves URL to task description #32

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jiallan opened this issue Jul 31, 2021 · 1 comment
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jiallan commented Jul 31, 2021

Describe the bug
Anytime I create a task and use URLs in the task title, the task title does not look correct

  • The task title shows https
  • The task description shows the remainder of the URL

To Reproduce

  1. Copy a URL from your browser
  2. In Alfred, create a task and add the URL in the task title
  3. In ClickUp, open the newly created task
  4. See that the URL has not parsed correctly in the task title. Instead, the majority of the URL is in the description.

Expected behavior
For the URL in a task title to parse correctly in the task title

Alfred version
Alfred 4.3.4

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2021-07-31_23 08 32@2x

Additional context
It would be great if:

  • we had the ability to choose what the delimiters were for each input type (for example, I could choose that ! is the delimiter for descriptions, and ~ is the delimiter for priority)
  • or, if we were able to wrap the task title in a delimiter (e.g. quotation marks) so the Workflow knows to ignore the : in the URL
  • or, for the Workflow to allow URLs to be parsed in a ClickUp task title
@jiallan jiallan added the bug Something isn't working label Jul 31, 2021
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I had the same problem and I changed the code from searching for ":" to ": ". So with a space behind the : it is solved for me.

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