Projects + Reviews plugin: Next Action alerting when one exists
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Since Mar 9, 2025.
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- JavaScript
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Description
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- I confirm I have restarted NotePlan and this problem still persists.
- I confirm I have reinstalled the Plugin and this problem still persists.
- Is this a repeatable problem?
System
- Device OS: macOS 15.3.1
- NotePlan Version 3.16.1
- Plugin Name & Version "Projects + Reviews plugin" 1.1.1
Describe the bug
When reviewing projects I now get an alert, even though I have the tag:
There's no Next Action tag in 'Golang for Beginners'. Do you wish to continue finishing this review?
What do you expect it to do instead?
No alert and moving on to the next project.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Start a review
- Finish and Next
- See error
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Additional context
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#next is set as the tag and on the line for the task
Plugin Console Log
To provide us with more clues about where the bug/error is occurring...
- Open the Plugin's Preferences by going to
NotePlan's menu > Preferences > Pluginsand clicking the settings "cog" icon next to the plugin in question. Scroll to the bottom and set the logging level to "DEBUG" and click "Save & Close" - Now open the Plugin Console by going to
Noteplan > Help > Plugin Console(not the macOS Console app). - Run the plugin command you're reporting
- Copy the output from the Plugin Console and paste it below
- Delete any output that has personal information you don't want in there
JSLog: 2025-02-23 18:22:09 | DEBUG | finishReviewCoreLogic :: Checking for Next Action tag '#next' in 'Golang for Beginners' ... with 65 open items
JSLog: 2025-02-23 18:22:09 | DEBUG | getNextActionLineIndex :: Found 1 matching #next paras
JSLog: 2025-02-23 18:22:09 | DEBUG | finishReviewCoreLogic :: nextActionLineIndex= '35'
passing on variable to html view: JSON.parse("{}")
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