Fix: Resolve due date validation and format conversion for TickTick API#29
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| try: | ||
| # Try to parse the date to validate it | ||
| datetime.fromisoformat(date_str.replace("Z", "+00:00")) | ||
| # Normalize the date for validation (Python expects colons in timezone) |
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It seems this change is equivalent to the changes in lines 339–375.
To improve readability and avoid duplication, I think this logic should be extracted into a separate function.
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🐛 Bug Fix: Due Date Validation and Format Conversion
Problem
Due dates were not appearing in TickTick app despite successful task creation. Users experienced "Invalid due_date format" errors with valid ISO dates containing timezone offsets.
Root Cause
Python's
datetime.fromisoformat()requires timezone offsets with colons (+02:00) but TickTick API expects formats without colons (+0200).Solution
Testing
✅ Verified due dates now appear correctly in TickTick app
✅ All common ISO date formats supported
✅ Backward compatibility maintained
Impact
Enables proper due date functionality for reminders, schedules, and deadlines management.