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Public bug reported:

When Editing a Task a there is a sidebar where you can choose the task
start and due dates. After having chosen a due date, text appears
immediately below the due date chooser that indicates how far away a
date is.

Examples:
  "Due Today!" "2 days left" "Due for Yesterday" "Was -18 days ago"

When the due date of a task is set for yesterday, the subtext currently
displays "Due for Yesterday". It should display "Due Yesterday"

When the due date of a task is set for a day before "yesterday", the
subtext displays "Was -x days ago". It should display "Was x days ago."
I like how in the main view days left is indicated as a
positive/negative number. But when editing tasks strings should not
include the "-" sign.

** Affects: gtg
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Task Editor Date Text Incorrect
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/437509
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Bug description:
When Editing a Task a there is a sidebar where you can choose the task start and due dates. After having chosen a due date, text appears immediately below the due date chooser that indicates how far away a date is. 

Examples:
  "Due Today!" "2 days left" "Due for Yesterday" "Was -18 days ago"

When the due date of a task is set for yesterday, the subtext currently displays "Due for Yesterday". It should display "Due Yesterday"

When the due date of a task is set for a day before "yesterday", the subtext displays "Was -x days ago". It should display "Was x days ago." I like how in the main view days left is indicated as a positive/negative number. But when editing tasks strings should not include the "-" sign.