python-o365 VS latex-yearly-planner

Shout out to python-o365 and circuit-maintenance-parser. Narrow scopes but solve some difficult problems.

Made the switch from basic auth to oauth2 using an app registration in azure today. we cannot get our script working properly with this python 365 module - https://github.com/O365/python-o365

Are you using Office 365 Exchange for your mail provider by chance? It's possible your administrator has prevented access from the mail server without proper authentication. If that's the case then what I would suggest is having your admin register your app in azure, then you'd use that rather than trying to authenticate directly with the mail server itself. Here's a library that works well for that setup: https://github.com/O365/python-o365

They work great. This one is my favorite that I've found (it's free).

Latex Yearly Planner

I'm so glad that y'all have created multi-page PDF templates that preserve the internal links, that's awesome. I loved the idea of these planners but found them not that useful because I couldn't link out to notes from the day, papers I was reading, etc. But not I get its full functionality and the ability to link to any other note! I'm likely to start using it heavily now as a planner/journal. Awesome update!

I'm currently using this one: https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner/releases

Also is there a comprehensive list of template repos? For instance: https://github.com/fharper/awesome-supernote https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner https://supernote-templates.mostlyuseful.tech/

If it's the one I'm thinking of (https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner) then in addition to the one notes page per day, there is also 114 extra notes pages at the back (click "All notes" on any daily page). If that's still not enough, the project is open source; if you want to experiment a bit I'm sure you could get it to generate a second notes page for each day.