fix: Ensure empty priority would be interpreted with correct value#1169
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fix: Ensure empty priority would be interpreted with correct value#1169HsiuCL wants to merge 1 commit intoobsidian-community:mainfrom
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Ensure that Empty Priority is Interpreted with the Correct Value
Problem
According to the Obsidian Tasks Document, the order of priority from highest to lowest is as follows:
However, prior to the change, the absence of a priority (4.) was not assigned the correct value during sorting, resulting in it consistently appearing below any other tasks with a priority, even those of a lower rank.
Solution and Change
Update the metadata sorting to explicitly use the correct value (i.e.,
Priority.None) during the sorting process.