I'm trying to create a group in org-super-agenda that displays recurring events that occur today. They are showing under "Other items" in org-super-agenda.

Here's the event

* Burger and Fry-day!
:PROPERTIES:
:LOCATION: Everywhere
:ID:       69cca5d7-f9ef-45eb-9d41-76ee125156c7
:END:
<2020-09-11 Fri +1w>

Here's my config

  (use-package org-super-agenda
    :straight t
    :after org-agenda
    :config
    (org-super-agenda-mode 1)
    (setq org-super-agenda-groups
           '((:name "All Day Events"
                    :and (:date today
                                :not (:habit)
                                :not (:time-grid)))
             (:name "Today's Schedule"
                    :time-grid t)
             (:name "Punchlist"
                    :and (:scheduled today
                                     :not (:habit)))
             (:name "Habits"
                    :habit t)
             (:name "Important"
                    :priority "1")
             )))

Would org-ql make this possible? I haven't been able to successfully select the recurring event occurring today using org-ql. I've seen several other people asking about doing this on Github, but no definitive answer.

EDIT: Apparently, if I could group by the text property 'day' instead of 'ts-date', which is what :date matches, it would be easy. Because 'day' matches (org-today), but 'ts-date' is the date of origin or the first occurrence of the recurring event.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/35300445

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