Version: (using KDE 4.3.0) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages Heyho! Marking a sub-TODO item as completed moves it to the top level of my TODO hierarchy. This obviously is quite annoying since it makes checking off items essentially unusable (I *could* move the items back into the hierarchy, but since I've got quite a few TODO items this is not practicable.)
Oh, yes: Debian 4:4.3.0-1 kdepim packages, on std.ics storage via akonadi, akonadi Packages are at Debian package version 1.2.0-2
Errrm. Just noticed: this is a "hierarchical TODO items don't work at all." Extremely annoying. Existing TODO items are displayed correctly in the hierarchy, but I can't create new sub TODOs. Funnily enough, they're displayed firstin the hierarchy (for 1/10 second) but then the display is immediately redrawn with the TODO item at top level.
Ok, this is limited to the akonadi backend. Switching to a plain std.ics as standard resource fixes this, so it's either an akonadi problem or a problem in korganizer's akonadi interface. (I was fiddling around with the resources in the first place because korganizer recently started to come up with an empty calender after every KDE log-in. The std.ics was there and contained all data, so I didn't lose data at first, but then importing that again opened the calendar in a "RAM only" mode: all new changes would be lost without warning. So now I'm exporting to a different ics file every now and then.) And sorry for the followup orgy...
I fixed this in trunk a month ago. I won't do a backport to 4.4 because the code is very different and I don't have time for more debugging + patching. Please wait for 4.5