Incorrect query interpretation

[eiffair]

Describe the bug
Hi,

I used to have this query working perfectly until recently (sorry don't remember which update broke it):

{
"name": "Focus",
"filter": "(overdue | today) | (P1 | P2 | P3)",
"sorting": ["priority", "date"]
}

It is a copy of the query in Todoist which is fine in Todoist.
In Obsidian it now shows all the tasks with a due date regardless of priority.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• Plugin Version : 1.11.1
• Obsidian Version 1.3.7

Thanks for your help.
Fred

[jamiebrynes7]

@eiffair are you still seeing this?

The fact that is was working and then wasn't working makes me thing it might be a bug on Todoist's end. I don't really do any post-processing on the filter string before sending it to Todoist.

[tdanner]

I noticed something similar today. (Might have started a few days ago, but probably not more than a week ago.) I use a really simple filter: today | overdue | no date. In Todoist proper, this works as expected, but like in @eiffair's case, it is now showing all tasks with a due date, including recurring tasks whose next due date is in the future and non-recurring tasks with a future due date.

I agree that this seems like it must be an issue on Todoist's end, since nothing has changed in this plugin.

Interestingly, if I use the filter today | overdue I get identical results (modulo sorting) in Todoist and obsidian-todoist-plugin.

[JanaDeppe]

I have the same issue, had a filter "today | @✨focus" that used to work fine, and still works fine in Todoist itself.

Now, within Obsidian, the "|" seems to be the cause for fetching all tasks with a due date AND the emoji in the label causes it to not fetch any tasks, at all.

My current workaround: removed the emoji, have two separate blocks/queries for today and @Focus.

[reesehopkins]

Same issue with this query: (today | overdue) | (p1 & @next)