Project and Task Management Release Notes
Release notes for project management, task tracking and productivity tools
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Latest Project and Task Management Updates
- Oct 17, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Oct 17, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 18, 2026
Release Notes 4.09
ClickUp adds template-based List creation through Automations, personal time-off planning across schedules and workload, automatic parent task date syncing, a faster unified picker, message forwarding, and interactive Org Charts.
Hey, Community!
This week's updates help new work start with the right structure and keep plans grounded in who's actually around. Automations can create Lists from templates, personal time off flows into Scheduling and Workload, parent task dates sync automatically from subtasks, and so much more!
✨ Create Lists from templates using Automations
Every new project can launch with the right tasks, views, and timelines already in place. The Create List action in Automations lets you apply a List template and remap dates relative to the triggering event, so repeated processes always start with the right structure. Add the action to any Automation in a Space, Folder, or List.
✨ Add personal time off so plans reflect your team's real availability
Mark vacations, sick days, and other absences from your profile or Teams Hub, and that availability flows into Scheduling, Workload, Calendar, and Timesheets. When you assign or schedule work, ClickUp shows conflict warnings in the date picker and assignee picker if someone is off during those dates. Available on Business Plus and Enterprise Plans.
✨ Mention people, tasks, Docs, Channels, and more from a single picker
Find anything from a single, unified picker: people, agents, teams, tasks, Docs, Channels, Spaces, Folders, Lists, Whiteboards, Clips, and connected apps like GitHub and Google Drive. Plus, the picker opens 4x faster than before!
✨ Parent task dates now sync automatically from subtasks
Parent task dates automatically update when subtask dates change. Enable date sync for a List, and the parent's start date, due date, and duration automatically recalculate from the earliest and latest subtask dates. Available on Business Plus and Enterprise Plans.
✨ Forward comments and messages to a Chat or task
Click Forward on any comment or message, choose a Channel, DM, or task, then add an optional message and send. You can forward from Chat to task, task to task, or task to Chat, and your message arrives with a quoted preview and a link back to the original.
✨ See who reports to whom with Org Charts
Org Charts in ClickUp give you a live, interactive map of reporting lines and team connections, and toggling on Agents lets you see each person's Super Agents as direct reports. Open it from the Teams Hub sidebar, any profile's Org Chart tab, or type "Go to Org Chart" in the Command Bar.
Check out these features and more in Release Notes 4.09 🚀
Original source - Oct 16, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Oct 16, 2026
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v0.6.3
Multica adds per-run cost and usage breakdowns, quicker onboarding, and more reliable task execution. It also improves workspace access handling, agent-builder recovery, draft preservation, cache cleanup, model cost estimates, and right-to-left text display.
Per-run cost details, shorter onboarding, revoked access for former members, and steadier runs
NEW FEATURES
The execution log shows a cost bar for each run, along with its tokens, time, and model.
Run details compare runs by cost, tokens, or agent time, with a cumulative view one click away.
Expand any run to see its token and cost breakdown.
IMPROVEMENTS
Skipping runtime setup during onboarding opens the install guide Issue right away.
BUG FIXES
Members who leave or are removed from a workspace stop getting its notifications and live updates.
The agent builder fills in the configuration even when its draft comes back slightly malformed.
The agent builder's retry warning stays gone once you close it or edit the form yourself.
Tasks picked up but never delivered to your computer go back to the queue instead of getting stuck.
Resuming in a local folder no longer replays committed changes as drafts, and keeps your other drafts.
Cache cleanup no longer deletes tracked folders like .next, or Git checkouts inside them.
Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Haiku 5.5 runs now show an estimated cost.
Arabic, Hebrew, and other right-to-left text reads in the right order, even with English mixed in.
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- Oct 13, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Oct 13, 2026
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v0.6.2
Multica adds text and link list custom properties, Cmd+K workspace switching, one-click conversation starters, and steadier runs. It also improves Issues loading speed and desktop navigation, while fixing numerous Codex, task, notification, and reliability issues.
Text and link list properties, workspace switching in Cmd+K, one-click starters, and steadier runs
NEW FEATURES
Custom properties can hold a list of text or links, and be filtered by exact value.
Press Cmd/Ctrl+K to switch to another workspace.
On desktop, switching workspace brings back the tab you last had open there.
Clicking a conversation starter in an empty chat sends it right away, and never overwrites a draft.
Turn on start-at-login for your local daemon from the command line; it stays off until you do.
IMPROVEMENTS
The Issues list loads its first page faster.
Desktop navigation and the tab bar now line up.
BUG FIXES
Long Codex threads continue across local folders, and rate limits no longer stall a run.
The Codex CLI inside ChatGPT.app is detected.
Pi tasks get the MCP servers you configured.
Failed Pi and Kimi runs show as failed instead of finishing quietly.
Antigravity keeps its answer even when the connection drops right at the end.
A CodeBuddy startup error no longer stops runs already in progress.
Oh My Pi starts a fresh session when asked, instead of resuming the old one.
Tasks on Windows keep access to the system temp folder.
Tasks are no longer cut off as unresponsive after your computer wakes from sleep.
The local daemon recovers even when its health-check port is taken.
Hermes picks up its earlier session across local folders.
Busy Autopilot schedules no longer go silent, and runs keep their Autopilot attribution.
PR wakeups no longer miss a change, and explain problems they can recover from.
Lark clears its Typing reaction once the task ends.
WeCom Issue notifications come from the bot of the agent doing the work.
Issue prefixes that contain digits show up in search.
Editing a project at the same time as someone else no longer wipes their fields.
Follow-ups sent while a chat is still loading are no longer lost.
Plain attachment download links keep working, and text steps in run details are labeled correctly.
Server errors no longer expose internal error details.
Original source - Oct 12, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Oct 12, 2026
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Weekly Product Changelog: October 12, 2026
Sunsama adds safer Sunny actions, better memory, richer task exports, improved email previews and stronger two-factor authentication, plus fixes for @-mentions and Apple Reminders.
Added
Sunny can search the public roadmap and file or upvote a feature request for you, but only after you say go. It leaves out personal or confidential details, and you can undo anything it posts right from the chat.
Teach Sunny a standing rule in chat and it can save it for you, after repeating it back and checking with you first.
Exported task data now includes backlog priority and daily priority.
Improved
Sunny is better at remembering the right things. It keeps durable facts about who you are, and no longer saves app questions, dated to-dos or one-off details from a single day.
Gmail and Outlook previews show the sender's email address next to their name, making phishing easier to spot.
Two-factor authentication is more secure.
Fixed
@-mentions work in comments again, whether you click a teammate or press Enter.
A repeating Apple Reminder you merged into another task as a subtask no longer reappears in the Reminders panel when it's set to "Hide once imported."
Original source - Oct 8, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Oct 8, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 11, 2026
Stacked pull requests
Linear adds stacked pull requests to Diffs, grouping related PRs in Reviews with review, CI and merge status plus GitHub-native previews.
Stacked pull requests are now displayed in Linear Diffs. Move through a stack and see review, CI, and merge status at a glance. Related PRs are grouped into a single collapsible row in Reviews, alongside their issue and project context.
For GitHub-native stacks, you can preview every affected PR before merging the current PR and those below from Linear.
Learn more in our documentation.
Original source - Oct 8, 2026
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- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
- Modified by Releasebot:Oct 14, 2026
October 08, 2026
Todoist introduces task extraction from images, files, and pasted text, letting users review and edit tasks before saving. The release also improves subtasks, Quick Add, calendar performance, reminders, and cross-platform reliability with a wide range of bug fixes.
📣 New: Turn scattered notes into a task list without retyping a single line
Snap the whiteboard from Monday’s planning meeting, paste in a client brief, or attach the PDF that landed in your inbox at 11pm, and Todoist turns it into a list of tasks you can review and edit before anything is saved. Add a note like “only the items assigned to me” to narrow down what it pulls out. To try it, open Quick Add, hit the icon, and pick Extract tasks… See how it works →
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- ⭐ Tasks on Today, Upcoming, label, and filter boards can now expand to reveal their sub-tasks, matching what project boards already do – courtesy of Amir.
- ⭐ The Quick Add redesign, along with multiple-task capture and the suggestion to split one long entry into several tasks, is now available to everyone, thanks to Natalie.
- ⚙️ Delete now lives in the multi-select toolbar instead of the ··· menu, with Priority moving there to make room – courtesy of Alex M.
- ⚙️ Amir simplified the Add and Edit project dialogs by dropping the “Add to favorites” toggle. You can still favorite a project from its options menu.
- ⚙️ Luis added a one-click way to clear a task’s duration when it has no date – the same X you already get for clearing a date.
- ⚙️ Copied template links are shorter now and stay the same no matter how a template is shared – a cleanup from Francesca.
- ⚙️ CSV imports now show a confirmation toast, and Ricardo added a warning when applying a template would drop task deadlines or durations your plan doesn’t support.
- 🐛 Illustrations on empty screens, onboarding, login, and settings now reserve their space while loading, so Amir’s fix keeps the page from jumping around underneath them.
- 🐛 Ernesto fixed team settings failing to save whenever an admin had changed their email domain. Unrelated changes no longer touch the team’s domain at all.
- 🐛 Guest subscription banners could show a raw, unresolved placeholder instead of an admin’s email. Ernesto made sure they fall back to plain guidance instead.
- 🐛 Double-clicking a task checkbox in calendar layout could complete the task next to it too. Ricardo closed that gap so only the one you clicked gets checked off.
- 🐛 Ricardo also fixed Undo not restoring your sorting, grouping, and filters after resetting view options. They all come back now, exactly as you left them.
- 🐛 Collapsing Favorites in the sidebar used to leave the projects below it as empty placeholders until you scrolled. Amir fixed the sidebar to render them right away.
- 🐛 Amir, who’s clearly been deep in the board code this week, also fixed filtered boards disabling sub-task buttons and hiding sub-tasks whose parent task didn’t match. Both now show up as expected.
- 🐛 Gonçalo removed an extra border that showed up around expanded sub-tasks in board view, leaving just the card border and the dividers between rows.
- 🐛 Henning fixed an error that could pop up when editing a task captured with Ramble, right as you tried to tweak the text.
- 🐛 Ernesto’s third fix of the week cleans up signup, too: invited people who try to sign up directly now get pointed to their invitation email instead of a generic error.
- 🐛 And to round out Ricardo’s week: time zone search in General settings now finds Kolkata and understands UTC/GMT offsets like UTC+5:30.
iOS
- ⚙️ On iPadOS 26, the sidebar now wears the system’s translucent glass look, courtesy of Paul K. – a soft blur of what’s behind it, tinted with your theme color.
- 🐛 On iOS 27, swipe typing a word right after Quick Add recognized a date could freeze the app entirely. Enric fixed it so typing continues normally.
- 🐛 Erik fixed two things in the Todoist share sheet: tapping to dismiss now works, and scanning a shared image into a task does too.
- 🐛 If you use Todoist in Japanese or Chinese, the date picker’s little dots marking which days already have tasks could vanish. Nolan made them stick around reliably.
- 🐛 Adding tasks past a project’s limit via multiline paste, drag-and-drop, Siri, Shortcuts, or Apple Watch used to silently fail to sync. Nolan also caught that and surfaces the limit message upfront now.
- 🐛 Saving a filter to a full workspace used to show it on your device while quietly failing to sync. Hiroki’s fix warns you about the limit upfront and keeps your draft open.
- 🐛 Nolan fixed a rare freeze on the launch screen that survived even a reinstall, caused by launch waiting on background upload setup it doesn’t actually need.
- 🐛 Hiroki also fixed a deleted filter’s tab bar title defaulting to “Filters”. It now reads “Filter”, matching what deleted projects and labels already show.
- 🐛 Nolan also straightened out a bug where dragging the Dynamic Add button in Today or Upcoming could shuffle your other tasks out of order. Now, everything else stays put.
- 🐛 A task opened from the widget or an add-task link could leave task details stuck open instead of showing the add form. Nolan made sure it closes first.
- 🐛 Account creation could fail right after installing, or on a slow connection, with a confusing “Temporary error”. Nolan made it wait for the security check instead of rushing past it.
Android
- ⚙️ Afzal refreshed the layout picker in view options and the calendar layout picker with tighter spacing and a clearer upgrade badge for locked layouts.
- ⚙️ Adding or rescheduling a task in the Upcoming view's calendar used to take several seconds to show. Amir’s rework of event loading gets it down to about a second.
- ⚙️ Carrie rolled out a new, more consistent chip design for labels throughout the app, matching the design system’s new look.
- ⚙️ Carrie’s new Person Chip look now covers collaborator chips too, replacing the old avatar-plus-text style.
- ⚙️ Craig rebuilt how Android generates links for tasks, projects, and comments so a copied link now matches the same URL you’d get on iOS or web.
- ⚙️ Sergey added a workspace icon to the Teams section of the navigation tab picker, so it’s easier to spot at a glance.
- 🐛 Craig also fixed several Todoist links that wouldn’t open correctly on Android, including workspace-filter shortcuts pinned to your home screen.
- 🐛 If a team project’s folder had been deleted elsewhere, Android used to hide the project. Amir made it show up at the top level instead, matching what web already does.
- 🐛 Amir also fixed Quick Add’s keyboard not reappearing after you picked a date. Now, it comes right back, cursor and all.
- 🐛 Urgent reminders now keep repeating their alert sound until you act on them. Carrie fixed a gap where it only played once.
- 🐛 Carrie also fixed a rare navigation glitch after creating a project, caused by the back stack holding onto its temporary ID instead of the final one.
- 🐛 The label picker’s search also got a fix from Carrie: the sheet now expands and keeps results scrollable instead of squeezing them under the keyboard.
- 🐛 Craig also caught a Quick Add bug on older Android versions where typing a space could pick an autocomplete suggestion instead of typing the space itself.
- 🐛 Kris stopped short decimals like 80.8 from turning into tappable phone links in task descriptions.
- 🐛 Kris also fixed signup on Android for anyone with a pending invite. Instead of a generic error, you’ll now be told to open your invitation email to finish up.
- 🐛 Pedro S. closed a crash that could hit right after joining a team project, when the screen was still pointing at the old preview that had already been replaced.
- 🐛 Pedro S. also tracked down a similar issue in the calendar layout, where dragging or resizing a freshly synced task could crash the app mid-edit.
- 🐛 Rasto gave Free-plan accounts urgency controls on their one self-only at-due reminder, the same picker Pro and Business already use.
🔢 Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing: Web v11729; iOS 26.10.5; Android v12306; Android Wear w12259; Desktop v9.31.0
Original source - Oct 8, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Oct 8, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
🤖 AI Assistant Is Here! Work Smarter, Get More Done (Oct 8)
TickTick adds a new AI Assistant and expands iOS 27 support, bringing smarter task creation, project breakdowns, list organization, progress review, Siri AI task creation, extra-large widgets, and Live Activities in Landscape and StandBy.
With this update, we’re introducing our new AI Assistant, giving you a smarter way to manage your tasks. We’ve also added support for iOS 27, bringing new ways to create and view your tasks.
AI Assistant
Now, you can simply tell the AI Assistant what you need in natural language. Whether you want to create tasks, break down projects, organize lists, or review your progress, AI can take care of it for you—saving you time and effort and making task management easier and more efficient.
Mobile: Go to Settings → Tab Bar, find AI, and tap + to enable it.
Desktop: Click your profile picture, then go to Settings → Features and turn on AI.Learn more about AI Assistant 👉
New iOS 27 Features
With iOS 27, TickTick also brings several new features:
- Create tasks with Siri AI
You can now create tasks with Siri AI and have them automatically added to TickTick.
- Extra-Large Widgets
New extra-large widgets provide more space for tasks and schedules, so you can see more at a glance.
- Live Activities in Landscape & StandBy
Live Activities now support landscape mode and StandBy, keeping key information visible at a glance.
To try these new features, update your iPhone to iOS 27 and make sure you have the latest version of TickTick.
Original source - Oct 7, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Oct 7, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 11, 2026
Oct 7
Griply adds email address changes, !45d reminders, and app-wide fixes.
Change your email address, "!45d" reminders, and fixes across the app
Original source - Oct 6, 2026
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Weekly Product Changelog: October 5, 2026
Sunsama adds Sunny chat tools, letting users turn content from connected apps into tasks, promote subtasks, resume responses, and manage time entries more smoothly. The update also improves desktop reliability, search, time zones, event handling, and account deletion privacy.
Added
Sunny reads your connected tools: Sunny can now look through your connected accounts right in chat and turn what it finds into Sunsama tasks. That covers Gmail, Slack, Jira, GitHub, Linear, Google Tasks, Todoist, Trello, Notion, ClickUp, monday.com, and Microsoft 365 (Outlook mail, To Do, and Planner).
Turn a subtask into its own task with Sunny: Ask Sunny to promote a subtask to a full task. It keeps its time estimate and tracked time, and you can undo it in one step.
Remove old Jira connections: You can now remove an old Jira connection without reconnecting to Jira first.
Resume a stopped Sunny reply: When you stop a Sunny response, the chat marks it as stopped. Say "please continue" and Sunny picks up where it left off.
Jump to today from a link: A sunsama://today link opens the desktop app on today, and a plain sunsama:// link brings the app to the front.
Improved
Tracked-time editor: Time entries are now grouped by subtask. When you move an entry to another day, the calendar follows it.
Searchable time zone picker: The time zone picker in Settings now has a search box, suggests your device's time zone, and lists common zones first.
Shorter MCP tool names: MCP tool names are now capped at 40 characters so they still fit after gateways add their prefixes. Three tools were renamed, so update any tool allowlists that used the old names.
Account deletion removes AI data: Deleting your account or workspace now also deletes your Sunny conversations and AI feedback.
Fixed
Event calendar changes stick: Moving an event to a different calendar no longer snaps it back to the original one.
Search no longer hides some of your tasks: With "Hide planning tasks" turned on, search no longer hides tasks whose titles contain words like "day," "plan," or "daily."
Stopping Sunny works properly: After you hit stop, nothing else comes through. Sending a new message after stopping no longer erases the work Sunny had already done.
Undo for Sunny objective changes: When Sunny creates or edits a weekly objective, you now get the same undo receipt as for every other change it makes.
Sunny chat no longer crashes on tables: A reply with a table or other formatting the chat can't display now shows as readable text instead of crashing the app.
Imported tasks stay imported: A task you import from an integration panel now disappears from the panel right away and no longer comes back a few seconds later.
Desktop reconnects on its own: After losing the network, the desktop app now reconnects by itself instead of getting stuck on "Unable to connect."
Cmd+Shift+A during startup: Pressing Cmd+Shift+A while the desktop app is starting no longer covers the screen with an invisible window that blocks every click.
Changing your time zone: Changing your time zone no longer times out and leaves recurring tasks a day off.
Dragging tasks: Dragging a task no longer fails with an error when the task disappears in the middle of the drag.
Desktop sign-in behind a VPN or proxy: Signing in to the desktop app from a work network behind a VPN or security proxy now works. If something still blocks it, the app tells you what to do instead of showing a generic error.
Google Focus time events: These now always show as non-blocking. Before, they had a blocking toggle that did nothing.
Multi-day all-day events via MCP: Assistants can now create multi-day all-day events, and moving one keeps its full length instead of shrinking it to one day.
Profile photos for Microsoft sign-ups: People who signed up with Microsoft now see their profile photo thumbnails.
Original source - Oct 1, 2026
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October 01, 2026
Todoist adds flexible task durations, brings sub-tasks to project boards, and improves Siri task actions on iOS. The update also streamlines menus and templates while fixing bugs across web, desktop, iOS, and Android.
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- ⭐ Amir made it possible to add a duration without a date or time, from the time picker or Quick Add (try “Write paper for 1h”). Durations now also stay put when you remove a date, and the calendar respects them when you drag a task in.
- ⭐ Sub-tasks now show up right on project boards: expand a task to view, complete, and assign its sub-tasks without opening task details, thanks to Amir. You can also edit their dates and deadlines, open their labels, or right-click for more actions.
- ⚙️ Looking for “Collapse/expand view”? Amir added it to the command menu (Cmd/Ctrl+K), along with new shortcuts: Cmd+Option+T on Mac and Ctrl+Alt+T on Windows.
- ⚙️ Alex M. gave your team’s templates their own page in the template gallery, so they no longer mix with your personal ones.
- ⚙️ The Share and Edit project dialogs for personal projects no longer show a “Team” access option that didn’t do anything, another tidy-up from Francesca.
- ⚙️ Francesca also removed “Add section” from the project menu in calendar layout, where sections don’t apply.
- ⚙️ If your plan doesn’t include deadlines or durations, importing a CSV template that uses them now offers an upgrade instead of leaving you to wonder where they went, thanks to Frankie.
- ⚙️ Ernesto also made signing in or linking your account with Google or Facebook more secure, with clearer error handling when something goes wrong.
- ⚙️ Copy a link to your current view with Cmd+Shift+C on Mac or Ctrl+Shift+C on Windows, thanks to Henning. Francesca added the same shortcut to the template editor.
- ⚙️ Section links now open the right section when you click them from other apps on Mac, thanks to Seva.
- 🐛 Seva added an outline to the Linux tray icon so it stays visible on light panels.
- 🐛 Seva also got the Add task button in global Quick Add responding again when your window is zoomed.
- 🐛 In a narrow window, closing the sidebar no longer pushes your content sideways, thanks to Amir.
- 🐛 Amir also made sure the Display menu closes as expected after you change the layout or board grouping.
- 🐛 Searching for punctuation in the assignee picker no longer causes errors or highlights the wrong characters, thanks to Nico.
- 🐛 Nico also resolved a case where completing a recurring task left its old date showing in another browser window.
- 🐛 Guests in a team are no longer offered that team as a sharing option for templates, which left them unable to open the template afterward. Francesca spotted and fixed it.
- 🐛 On boards, moving a task to a shared project and assigning it in the same edit now keeps the assignee. Ernesto tracked that one down.
- 🐛 Team projects created from a template now show the correct project menu right away, another catch from Ernesto.
- 🐛 Rui made sure tasks dragged to the bottom of a day in Today or Upcoming stay where you drop them.
iOS
- ⭐ Paul K. taught Siri AI on iOS 27 to recognize the tasks on screen in the week calendar, so you can say things like “Reschedule the second one to tomorrow.”
- ⚙️ Alex M. reorganized the project menu: Move, Duplicate, and folder actions now sit together under Project Actions, and Save as Template and Apply a Template (formerly Browse Templates) have their own section.
- ⚙️ Hiroki added an icon beside the Team section title in the list picker, so it’s easier to spot.
- 🐛 When you share something to Todoist, the background now fades in smoothly instead of sliding into view, thanks to Amir.
- 🐛 An issue that could make the app crash on iOS 26 is now resolved, thanks to Erik.
- 🐛 If you add a task just before it’s due, Todoist now skips automatic reminders whose time has already passed and lets you know, thanks to Nolan.
- 🐛 Paul K. sorted out Siri tagging: asking it to use a label that starts with an emoji, like “📆 appointment,” now uses your existing label instead of creating a new one.
- 🐛 Hiroki made sure tasks added from a column on a board grouped by deadline now pick up that column’s deadline.
Android
- ⚙️ The comments caption now lines up neatly with the title, thanks to Rasto.
- ⚙️ Rasto also gave Ramble a clear “try again later” message when it’s busy, and any tasks you’ve already captured stay ready to add.
- 🐛 Olga corrected the Russian label for the weekday repeat option, and the Contact support form now stays visible when the keyboard opens.
- 🐛 Opening a comment notification for a newly synced task no longer shows an unknown error, thanks to Prateek.
- 🐛 Julia P. resolved an issue that could crash the app when returning from Facebook login.
- 🐛 If a task you selected is no longer available, the scheduler now closes with a clear message instead of failing. Pedro S. made the change.
- 🐛 Rasto made sure a task can never end up nested under itself when you reorder.
🔢 Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing: Web v11664; iOS 26.9.26; Android v12298; Android Wear w12251; Desktop v9.31.0
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