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Replace the incorrect list.make() call with Reminders.make() using the at parameter to properly associate the reminder with the specified list.

Implementation Steps

  1. File: utils/reminders.ts
    • Change: Replace lines 237-240 with the corrected code
    • Reason: This properly associates the reminder with the target list using JXA's at parameter

Why This Works

The JXA make method accepts an at parameter that specifies the container for the new object. When creating a reminder, we need to tell the Reminders application to create the reminder at the specific list, not create it as a child of the list object.

Current incorrect code:

const newReminder = list.make({
  new: "reminder",
  withProperties: reminderProps,
});

Fixed code:

const newReminder = Reminders.make({
  new: "reminder",
  at: list,
  withProperties: reminderProps,
});

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  • Refactor
    • Improved the process for creating new reminders to more clearly specify the target list for each reminder. No visible changes to the user interface or functionality.

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Walkthrough

The reminder creation logic was updated to specify the target list explicitly when creating a new reminder. Instead of invoking the creation method on the list object, the code now calls the make method on the Reminders application and provides an at property to indicate the intended list.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
utils/reminders.ts Modified reminder creation to use the Reminders app's make method with an explicit at target.

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In a field of lists, reminders bloom anew,
Now made with purpose, their path clear and true.
A gentle hop to the Reminders app's gate,
Where each note lands in the list you state.
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utils/reminders.ts (1)

236-241: Excellent fix for JXA API usage!

The change correctly implements the JXA pattern for creating reminders by calling make on the Reminders application object and using the at parameter to specify the target list container. This is the proper way to create objects within specific containers in JXA, and the added comment clearly explains the intent.

The fix aligns with how lists are created earlier in the code (lines 217-220) and resolves the issue with reminder creation functionality.

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