A bidirectional syncronization tool between taskwarrior and simple text files in vim's vimwiki format.
I have a wiki file for a project. I don't have any viewports on it (nor do I want any). I want to create a task on the page and have it automatically associated with the project. I was looking at issue # 6 where @tbabej mentions that
Project: definitions above the task should do it. This isn't working for me. Is that still a feature?
Any of my given projects will have multiple wiki pages. I don't want a viewport on each of the pages (although having a viewport on the "main" page for a project is nice). From what I can tell, when you use a viewport, if you create a task further down on the page, the task is then shown twice on that page -- once directly under the viewport and once further down where you created it.
bad question--please ignore ;-)
I'm having a problem with Viewports (or I don't understand them). Basically, they're showing all the tasks in my taskwarrior database. For example, I've added three "Birthday party" tasks with a project of "bparty". When I list them in taskwarrior it shows those tasks and those tasks only: task project:bparty list. But, in taskwiki when I add the filter, it shows everything: == Bparty view | project:bparty ==. If I inspect it, it says that it matches all 78 tasks in my taskwarrior database. It says "Filter used: <blank> ; Defaults used: project:bparty ; Odering used: status+,end+,due+,pri-,project+; Matching taskwarrior tasks: 78". How do I get taskwiki to only show a viewport of my project bparty?
maybe missing spaces around | are the problem?
can you maybe paste somewhere the content of the file? censor the tasks or something, if their sennsitive
just so we see exactly what's there
but I suspect just some viewport syntax problem, missing space or something
Here's the pending.data from Taskwarrior: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Futurile/dd2c1dc04118ef1df3d81af989f8c33b/raw/7bd2a99e8387e2501846db31d59f0e1218776ab9/pending.data
Whoops, this pending.data has them in a project: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Futurile/dd2c1dc04118ef1df3d81af989f8c33b/raw/aa7486ecb1e6bce128299f9e93694ace8f595b83/pending.data
I can get tasklib to do it from within python fine
$ python3
tw = tasklib.TaskWarrior(data_location='~/.task')
tw.tasks.filter(project='bparty')
[Buy some food, Plan some party games, Decorate the room, Have a birthday party]
Next time just ask them lol
compiled with +python3 and all deps installed
and I was testing with deps installed to system python
