Remove red overdue date from recurring tasks
Some tasks, which are set to be recurring everyday, do not need to be highlighted red with an overdue date if not completed. Can this be turned off? I want the task to appear every day, but I don't want it to be flagged as overdue, and definitely not in a red font. e.g. task: 'Take a 20 minute walk' doesn't need to be flagged as overdue if it hasn't been done that day, but it is helpful to be in my task list each day.Automatically "skip to current task" (as a recurrence property)
TL;DR Recurring tasks should have a property where user can ask to automatically "skip to current task" instead of doing it manually, and it should be the default behavior. Explaination I have a few recurring tasks on my to-do list, such as: Check for errors in my application DB every morning. Take medicine daily. Review Jira tasks every 3 weeks. It's evident that if I miss checking errors over the weekend or forget to take my daily medicine, I won't perform these tasks multiple times on the same day. Similarly, if I miss the 3-week mark for reviewing Jira tasks, I won't do it twice in one day. Today, and on several occasions before, I opened the "My Day" list only to find it empty. This didn't make sense because I knew I needed to take my medicine. I went to the "Suggestions" pane and manually clicked "Skip to current task" for each recurring task. It was then that I noticed the task of "checking DB" was also missing from the "My Day" list, and I skipped it as well. There are two issues here: Why do I have to notice that something is missing from my day? Isn't that what the app is for? Why should I remember which tasks require me to press the skip button and which ones don't? My suggestion is that any recurring task should have a property allowing the user to choose whether missing an occurrence should be automatically skipped or not. Moreover, I cannot think of any example where I wouldn't want it to skip automatically (but I assume there are some), so my suggestion is that, by default, this option should be checked.
Please introduce Recurring schedules for Webinar
Hi, We're moving towards using Teams more predominantly for virtual events and teaching. In some cases, it would be useful to use the registration features available in Webinar but have that govern a course which spans 10-12 weeks at a couple of hours per week. As registration has been removed as an option from Teams Meetings, can the ability to set recurring Webinars within Webinar Scheduling be introduced? Cheers Rich
