Hi markwilliams12,
In order for Smart Add to parse your due dates correctly, any time values you enter should include to colon. Sorry for any inconvenience this causes.

Thanks for letting us know you'd prefer to enter times without the colon.

This is a somewhat recent change though as in the past 1130 would resolve correctly to 11:30 AM.

Can't pin point when it changed.

Hi markwilliams12,
I'm not aware of any change that would have caused this, but you may want to try using a syntax like this:

New Task at 1130

This will tell Smart Add that you're setting a time, and it should set the due date and time as you described.

Hope that helps!

Here's more strangeness with this. I entered a new task yesterday that I intended to be due at 4:45 pm today. I entered the due date as 445 tomorrow. It resolved the time to 4:05 pm.

When editing the task:
If I enter "445" it is due at 4:05 AM
If I enter "445 pm" it is due at 4:05 PM
If I enter "1645" it is due at 4:05 PM
If I enter "4:45 pm" it is due at 4:45 PM

So Smart Add can correctly determine that any of those entries are a time (without entering a colon) . . . but why is it now setting itself to 5 after the hour unless a colon is entered?

Before it would set it to be due on the hour and drop the minutes, which annoying was at least somewhat more logical.

Hi markwilliams12,
Thanks for those details; I've added them to our list to investigate. In the meantime, as Brendan mentioned, times with a colon should always be parsed correctly.