What I did: Tried to create a reminder
What happened: Displayed the reminder icon but no text
What I expected: The title of my reminder would be displayed next to the timer icon. Otherwise I have to click every task to find out what it is and close it.
Things that might be helpful to know (Agenda version, OS and model, etc): V6.0 MacOS
See attached screen cam https://agenda.community/uploads/db1357/original/2X/f/f3c255b681812bfa1c7651d1542722056843de0a.mp4
I think that’s a good observation.
A different approach perhaps: I usually put reminder next to an existing note – in your screen cam the reminder is standing alone on its own line. When the reminder is next to an existing note, then the note’s text is also the reminder’s text, so no issue knowing what reminder I’m working with.
Thanks Konetidy…. I hadn’t realised that was the intended behaviour.
so my example about would be crated as a nate that says
Some task \remind
Will try and work that into my workflow
Exactly, the idea is to put the reminder at the end of a line, then
a) the \remind command will take the text of the line as the suggested title, saving you a lot of typing, and
b) as the reminder is then on the line, you also have the reference to what the reminder is about
I had really started consolidating down to Bear for everything because of a love of the nested tags and their flexibility. I have to admit though after playing for a few minutes with the \remind integration here, I can see it being a game changer. One of the big challenges with Reminders is the tie between Projects and tasks. This easily makes that possible. Playing with it some more tonight but I can see myself moving everything back out of Things 3 into Reminders tomorrow.