* fix(plugins/github): correct issue-number prefix on imported tasks
The title field mapping mishandled issue imports two ways:
- Search/backlog results carry no `number`, so ctx.issueNumber was
undefined and titles got a literal "#undefined " prefix. Fall back
to ctx.issueId (equals String(issue.number) for GitHub).
- mapSearchResult already display-prefixes the title with "#<n> ", so
re-applying it yielded "#<n> #<n> ...". Short syntax then treated the
non-leading "#<n>" as a tag and stripped it. toTaskValue is now
idempotent so the prefix lands exactly once.
* fix(tasks): ignore numeric #tags in issue task titles
An issue task's leading "#<number>" is the issue id, and issue titles
routinely reference other issues ("fixes #1234"). Short syntax parsed
those non-leading "#<n>" tokens as tags, prompted to create them, and
stripped them from the title. Extend the existing numeric-at-start
guard to also block numeric "#<n>" anywhere on issue tasks. Non-numeric
tags ("#mytag") still parse, so manual tagging of issue tasks via the
title keeps working.
The default backlog query 'sort:updated state:open assignee:@me' fails with
HTTP 422 ("The listed users cannot be searched...") when the provider has
no token configured, because GitHub's Search API can't resolve @me without
an authenticated request. This broke auto-import for public repos, which
the docs and UI advertise as not requiring a token.
Fall back to 'sort:updated state:open' when no token is set, and update
the help text to describe both defaults.
Closes#7381
Adds an advanced checkbox on the GitHub issue provider that, when enabled,
drops the hardcoded `is:issue` filter in both backlog auto-import and
in-provider search. Lets users sync PRs (assigned, authored, or
review-requested) into their backlog with a query like
`state:open is:pull-request (assignee:@me OR review-requested:@me)`.
Default is off, existing behavior is unchanged.
encodeURIComponent leaves ( and ) intact per RFC 3986, but GitHub's
search API treats them as grouping operators that must be percent-encoded,
returning HTTP 422 on queries like "(author:@me OR assignee:@me)".
The in-repo provider was fixed in 960330dd56 but the fix didn't carry
over when GitHub moved to a plugin. Reapply via a small encodeGithubQuery
helper used at both call sites.
- Replace drag handle with SVG done-toggle circle with checkmark draw-on animation
- Improve mobile UX: cdkDragStartDelay for touch, bottom-sheet context menu
- Move issue/repeat indicators from drag handle to tag-list as chips
- Add isFinishDayEnabled config toggle
- Reorder context menu: add sub task before duplicate, deadline as own entry
- Fix context menu not opening on swipe left
- Fix race condition in done toggle animation timeout
GitHub API returns 404 instead of 401/403 when authentication is
missing or insufficient. Add token validation, catch 401/403/404
responses with actionable translated error messages, and surface
error details in snack notifications for both auto-create and
two-way sync push failures.
Add a plugin-based issue provider architecture that allows plugins to
register as issue providers alongside the existing built-in providers.
- Plugin API: types for search, display, comments, two-way sync, and
field mappings in @super-productivity/plugin-api
- Registry service to manage plugin provider lifecycle
- HTTP proxy with SSRF protection for plugin network requests
- Adapter service implementing IssueServiceInterface for plugins
- Sync adapter for plugin-based two-way sync
- Plugin config UI in the issue provider edit dialog
- Plugin providers shown in setup overview and issue panel
Migrate GitHub from built-in to plugin as first proof:
- Bundled github-issue-provider plugin with full feature parity
- Reducer migration converts old GitHub data to plugin format while
preserving legacy fields for cross-version compatibility
- Auto-enable plugin when existing GitHub providers are detected
- Plugin registers under 'GITHUB' key via MigratedIssueProviderKey
- GitHub translations moved to plugin i18n bundles
Mark Two-Way Sync as experimental in the UI.
