I agree, it is very hard to plan ahead when the tasks do not show up. Sometimes I accidentally plan something where a recurring task is going to be, because it feigns having time available there.

create the next occurrence and delete the task that has just happened rather than setting it to completed. You don’t need a trail of task completion for a recurring task, the trail is that the next occurrence of the task has been created.

And before I read this, I thought that was some kind of bug. It really confusing to not see the redundancy of task on the calendar view and sometime make me think that that is no task at all in the next few day...

Even better would be an option to choose between both ways.

I have the same issue. When I create a recurring task, daily or weekly, the only entry that appears on my calendar is for the next day. This really isn't very useful. Is this a bug or something I'm doing wrong?

Each one does and always has shown up on my calendar when I tap the day.

the current implementation of task redundancy (which is the same as many other apps) seems very controversial to me:
if I create a recurring task I am essentially relying on business Calendar to create one (only one) task and then again relying on BC to create a new task each time I mark the previous task as complete.

This is very unideal to me, and is causing me not to use the feature at all, as I am forced to always mark the task completed with BCalendar, because if I just for once -accidentally- mark one recurring task as completed from the web app, I break the recurring behaviour of the whole series.

Wouldn't it be better to create all tasks at once, so the redundancy is generated immediately? Or at least to give an option?