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docs: Add link to the issue tracking 'until' recurrence not working
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See #1818.
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claremacrae committed Mar 31, 2023
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## Known Issues

1. You can _not_ use rules where recurrence happens a certain number of times (`for x times`). Tasks doesn't link the tasks and doesn't know how often it occurred.
2. You can _not_ use rules where recurrence ends on a specific date (`until "date"`). There is a bug in [`rrule`](https://github.com/jakubroztocil/rrule) where `until "date"` rules are not converted to the correct text. As a consequence, every subsequent task's "until" date will be one day earlier than the one before.
2. You can _not_ use rules where recurrence ends on a specific date (`until "date"`). There is a bug in [`rrule`](https://github.com/jakubroztocil/rrule) where `until "date"` rules are not converted to the correct text. As a consequence, every subsequent task's "until" date will be one day earlier than the one before. We are tracking this in [issue #1818](https://github.com/obsidian-tasks-group/obsidian-tasks/issues/1818).
3. If the highest priority date in a task does not exist (for example, due date is February 30th), when the task is completed the recurrence rule will disappear, and no new task will be created. This is detectable prior to completing the task by viewing the task in Live Preview: the recurrence rule will be hidden, and the date will be displayed as 'Invalid date'.

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