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fix(date): scope Which day to the choice that sets it - #2243
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Two nested Templates with different variable days, and repeated executeChoice calls with different days, all get the first day the run resolved. These specs fail until the day is scoped to its choice. Refs #2242
A choice's resolved day was stored for the whole outermost run, and a set day reads as inherited. So the first nested Template that picked a day, or the first executeChoice options.date, became the day of every later step in the run. Each nested execution now restores its enclosing choice's clocks when it ends. executeChoice restores the caller's clocks and pick-a-day flag after its call, and a Shift-picked choice in a Multi picker restores the flag after its run. A Macro's own day still reaches every choice it runs. Fixes #2242
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- Line 108: Update executeChoice so concurrent calls using the same
choiceExecutor cannot overlap: serialize each complete execution, including
temporary clocks changes and restoration, or give each invocation an isolated
execution context. Ensure one call cannot restore stale clocks over another
call’s state.
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Fixes #2242.
Problem
A choice's Which day setting leaked to every later step in the same run. In the issue's macro, a script sets
yesterdayandtomorrow, then two nested Templates each use one of them for{{DATE}}. Both Templates got yesterday's day, so only one file was created. RepeatedquickAddApi.executeChoice()calls showed the same leak.Root cause
ChoiceExecutor.clocks.dateheld one day for the whole outermost run.planDateOriginreads an already-setclocks.dateas "inherit". So the first choice that resolved a day, or the firstexecuteChoice(..., { date }), fixed the day for every step after it.Fix
The day now belongs to the choice that sets it and to whatever that choice runs.
execute()restores the enclosing choice's clocks when it ends. A Macro's own Which day still reaches all its children, and an enclosing day still takes precedence over a child's own setting, as before.executeChoicerestores the caller's clocks and pick-a-day flag after its call.options.date(including"ask") applies to that call only.clocks.nowstays frozen for the whole run, so{{TIME}}is unchanged.Behavior changes
executeChoiceno longer leavesoptions.dateor"ask"set on the caller's executor after it returns.quickAddApi.test.tsasserted the leaked flag, and now asserts the flag during the call and its reset afterwards.Not changed, and older than this PR: inside a Macro that has its own day,
executeChoice(name, {}, { date: "ask" })does not ask, because the enclosing day wins.Verification
tests/e2e/date-origin-scope.test.tsdrives the issue's steps in real Obsidian, and theexecuteChoicevariants too. Before the fix, 3 of 5 tests failed withexpected null to be '2026-01-04', meaning the second file was never created. After the fix, 5 of 5 pass.2026-10-15.mdand2026-10-17.md, each containing its own date. That holds for both the command andquickadd:run, withdev:errorsempty.src/choiceExecutor.dateScope.test.tscovers nested Templates, the Macro's own day, repeatedexecuteChoicewithoptions.dateand with variables, and a failingexecuteChoice. Three of its four tests fail on master. The fourth, Macro day inheritance, guards against over-scoping and passes on both.pnpm run lint,pnpm run build, andpnpm run test(6897 passed) are green.choiceSuggester.test.ts). It was not driven in Obsidian.Commits: the failing tests land first, then the fix.
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@aarontcannon has no other issues, PRs, or comments in chhoumann/quickadd. #2242 is their only report.
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fix:. There is no settings or data migration. See Behavior changes for the "Ask each time" difference.Note
Scope choice dates to the run that sets them in
ChoiceExecutorandQuickAddApiChoiceExecutor.beginExecutionContext/endExecutionContextnow capture and restore the enclosing run clocks; nested calls restore them while the outermost call still clears them (choiceExecutor.ts).QuickAddApi.executeChoicesnapshots executor clocks andpickDatebefore applying date options, and restores both in afinallyblock (quickAddApi.ts).ChoiceSuggester.onChooseItemenablespickDateonly for Shift-click selections and restores the prior value afterward (choiceSuggester.ts).options.dateno longer becomes the date for later macro steps; each step now uses its own date or the enclosing macro's.Macroscope summarized 890a61e.
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Medium Risk
Changes core execution date state for macros, nested runs, and
executeChoice, with intentional behavior shifts for repeated date prompts; well covered by new unit and E2E tests.Overview
Fixes Which day leaking across macro steps and API calls by scoping
clocks.dateandpickDateto the choice (orexecuteChoiceinvocation) that sets them.ChoiceExecutornow saves the enclosing run clocks inbeginExecutionContextand restores them inendExecutionContextwhen a nestedexecute()finishes, so a macro’s own day still applies to its children but does not stick around for later steps.QuickAddApi.executeChoicesnapshots and restoresclocksandpickDatein afinallyblock sooptions.date(including"ask") applies only to that call. Shift-click in the choice picker sets pick-a-day for the selected run only, then restores the previous flag.Adds
choiceExecutor.dateScope.test.tsandtests/e2e/date-origin-scope.test.ts, and updates API/suggester tests for the new scoping. Behavior change: sibling templates set to Ask each time in a macro without its own day each prompt separately instead of reusing the first answer.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 890a61e. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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