Wait a bit, or just use one of your already existing lists
Use the āMove toā feature to move the item to another location, or drag it in the document panel to create a document, or drag a document to create a new item from it
The moved item (and its sub-items), which should be equal to the original, have the time of āmovingā as the creation and last edit date instead of the original values
Expected result
Every item and their sub-items should keep their original creation date, since the items already exist (they are not new items) and they are not being edited (their content is not changing, only their location). This is also similar to how moving files works on a PC.
Actual result
See step 4 above.
Environment
Windows 7 64bit, Chrome 63 (64bit)
Additional comments
It doesnāt make sense to show the creation date of an item if it is this easy to change it, it is more reliable to use ![date]. Thanks for your attention and for your work!
Oh, I tried to look if someone had the same issue but I hadāt seen your post, sorry. Iāll add a link to this discussion there, since I also wrote about sub-items and other features that have this issue I am unsure about deleting it.
EDIT: Nevermind, it looks like I canāt delete this, Iāll just copy the link.
is this bug being tracked? I hesitate to create new documents from existing nodes because it would make me lose all the creation and modification meta data.
Yup itās in the tracker. We had an initial discussion on how it should be implemented last month or so but it hasnāt been in our worklist just yet.