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If you add a tag named 'completion:20', you get a bogus '20' key entry in Task()._data. If the aforementioned tag with a colon is added via tasklib, it should not create a '20' key in Task()._data.
Explicit example:
importtasklibtw=tasklib.TaskWarrior()
task=tasklib.Task(tw, description="My new task", due="2023-12-28")
task['tags'] = ["completion:20"]
print(task._data)
If you add a tag named 'completion:20', you get a bogus '20' key entry in
Task()._data
. If the aforementioned tag with a colon is added viatasklib
, it should not create a '20' key inTask()._data
.Explicit example:
This prints:
The '20' key above seems to be a colon escaping bug, unless this behavior is intentional.
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