Shopping list added 🎉

[dvejsada]

In this release, a shopping list mirroring your cart at rohlik.cz has been added as todo list entity.

The todo list supports:

• adding new item to cart: just type "2 rohlíky" or "rohlík (2)" to add the product in required quantity. The first product returned by rohlik.cz search will be added to cart (search is personalized for your account so usually bought product will be first), the list will update automatically with added product
• delete product (both via action/service call or dashboard card)

TODO: Change product quantity

What's Changed

• feat-todo-list by @dvejsada in feat-todo-list #40

Full Changelog: v0.2.2-beta...v0.3.0-beta

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This discussion was created from the release Shopping list added 🎉.

[eMeF1]

@dvejsada Is there a specific settings that prevent item on the shopping list from marking as complete?

I'm trying to complete item by voice and Assist can't complete them although it works with other todo and shopping lists.

If that can be fixed, would you consider changing the logic so that the item is removed from Rohlik.cz cart when the relevant item is marked as completed?

And perhaps added again to Rohlik cart when changed back as incomplete. You can clear the complete items when order is placed.

Removing item would work better, but that is not possible by voice at all. There is no intent for that not even in English.

[dvejsada]

At this point, there is no difference between incomplete/completed items. I do not see any use case for it.

I believe it will be quite misleading if the completed items will be removed from cart.

Deleting item in Todo list shall be used to remove the item from cart (either by action or via dashboard card).

Once the order is made, all items will be automatically removed from Todo list.

[eMeF1]

The use case is to allow removing item from cart via Voice. As mentioned, when using Voice, marking item as complete is the only option how to remove item from list.

Completed items are strikethrough and in a dedicated section that can further be hidden by setting in to-do card.

But I get your point.