I have the following to report: *ACTUAL CONFIGURATION:*
- Emacs 29.4 - org-mode version 9.7.5 - I have org-todo-keywords set to '((sequence "TODO(t)" "WAITING(w@/!)" "|" "DONE(d/!)")) - I have org-log-done set to 'note - I have org-log-into-drawer set to t *ACTUAL BEHAVIOUR:* If I go from *TODO* state directly to *DONE* state, the *CLOSED* timestamp will get recorded, and I do get prompted for a *CLOSING NOTE*. When I set a *TODO* item to *WAITING*, and from there to *DONE*, the *CLOSED* property gets set correctly, but I don't get prompted to record a *CLOSING NOTE*. Instead the exit state change from *WAITING* will get recorded, and my log drawer will look like this: 1234:LOGBOOK: - State "WAITING" from "TODO" [2025-09-22 Mon 13:43] - State "DONE" from "WAITING" [2025-09-22 Mon 16:53] :END: Even changing the *DONE* state from "DONE/!" to "DONE(@/!)" doesn't affect that. *EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR:* Please note, that I have set the todo keywords such that *WAITING* and *DONE* states log the state change in case they revert back to *TODO* state for any reason, or if *DONE* state reverts back to *WAITING*. OTOH, if *TODO* state changes to either *WAITING* or *DONE*, we should be prompted for a note. Specifically, in case of changing to *DONE* state, it should be a *CLOSING NOTE* (because org-log-done is set to 'note). This means that recording the *CLOSING NOTE* must always take precedence over the state exit note from the *WAITING* state. IMHO, the fact that there is a separate org-log-done option with a 'note value does imply exactly that. -- Best regards, Daniel Dinnyes
