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Comment on Task Management – Subtasks and Shortcuts by Stefan Mai

Stefan Mai — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 22:30:43 +0000

Glad you got it working. Feel free to fork the project and improve!

Comment on Task Management – Subtasks and Shortcuts by Victor Meyer

Victor Meyer — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 20:52:58 +0000

I solved it myself. The problem was I had not defined $EDITOR. Setting $EDITOR to vim did the trick!

Thanks, now I’m happy! http://pudge.se/UKaQ

Comment on Task Management – Subtasks and Shortcuts by Victor Meyer

Victor Meyer — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 20:44:59 +0000

Hello Stefan, thanks for being so helpful. But I get this error message when trying to run taskoutline (Permission denied):

victormeyer: taskoutline
/Users/victormeyer/Sites/taskwarrior_depends/taskoutline: line 12: /Users/victormeyer/Desktop/tasktemp/taskoutline.work.12641.taskoutline: Permission denied

Comment on Task Management – Subtasks and Shortcuts by Stefan Mai

Stefan Mai — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 00:22:01 +0000

The taskflat.py file was missing. The README has been updated (though it’s simply to add the git repo to your path). Hope this works; if not, send over another snippet of the error and I’ll see what I can do.

Comment on Task Management – Subtasks and Shortcuts by Victor Meyer

Victor Meyer — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 22:10:59 +0000

Hello Stefan,

thanks for the aliases, and the modification of tasknote.

But still missing a complete README or instruction to implement some of the things.

I’ve placed all your files
* tasknote
* taskoutline
* tasktree.py

but.. when writing taskoutline, I get these errors msg’s:
http://pudge.se/YkcO

and the way I see it I miss a file called taskflat.py, thats called from taskoutline

I would love to get this working, since I agree with you – that I can’t work top -> down. I rather work in tree.

Therefore it would be awesome if you could write a guide for this. No need to be long, just a short brief how to get all this working.

Best, /V

Comment on Task Management – Subtasks and Shortcuts by Stefan Mai

Stefan Mai — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 17:40:53 +0000

That’s true, I have changed tasknote slightly. I’ve checked my code into the same repository (but haven’t checked compatibility with taskwarrior 2 yet). I also added a README. If you have any suggestions or improvements feel free to fork the repository and I’ll gladly point people to your more up-to-date repository (or accept any pull requests). My bash aliases (below) might also be useful to you. Thanks for the interest!

alias t=”task”
alias tn=”tasknote”
alias tw=”task work -nonbill”
alias twl=”task worklong”
alias th=”task home”
alias tha=”task add +@home”
alias tb=”taskbreak”
alias twa=”task add +@work”
alias tww=”taskwait”
alias twb=”taskbreak”
alias to=”taskoutline”
alias two=”taskoutline +@work -nonbill -deferred”
alias twol=”taskoutline +@work”
alias te=”task edit”
alias td=”taskdone”
alias nh=”vim note:Home”
alias tho=”taskoutline +@home”

Comment on Task Management – Subtasks and Shortcuts by Victor Meyer

Victor Meyer — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 08:04:32 +0000

Hello Stefan,

I was inspired by your integration with tasknote -> vim.notes, but by default tasknote generates an file based on the task’s UUID. Would be awesome if you can tell how you have done it.

And also if you have the time to add a README for https://github.com/iamnafets/taskwarrior_depends.

Best!

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Comment on Task Management – Subtasks and Shortcuts by Stefan Mai

Stefan Mai — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 05:58:48 +0000

Put all the syntax highlighting, code, and taskrc additions here: https://github.com/iamnafets/taskwarrior_depends. Feel free to fork and clean it up, there are a few known issues with ID re-use that could probably be fixed. Cheers!

Comment on Task Management – Subtasks and Shortcuts by Erwin Lindemann

Erwin Lindemann — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 08:58:33 +0000

Hi, I’m interested in the dependency outline – have you published the stuff on github already? Cheers! Erwin