Support having both a schedule and a deadline on an item in org-mode lexer#2899
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This is supported by org-mode, even though it is difficult to find a mention of it in the docs. For simplicity's sake, I'm ignoring the edge cases of having two schedules or two deadlines.
and if there is a schedule and/or a deadline, it will go alongside those.
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I actually do use multiple deadlines and it works fine (shows up in my org schedule) |
This will allow it to handle multiples on the same line, as Emacs does.
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@Anteru requesting review on this one as well. Should be less controversial. |
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LGTM. Thanks! |
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This is supported by org-mode, even though it is difficult to find a mention of it in the docs.
For simplicity's sake, I'm ignoring the edge cases of having two schedules or two deadlines.