bradyt / taskw-dart

Taskwarrior-inspired mobile todo app

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Doesn’t seem to acknowledge projects

ethereal-engineer opened this issue · comments

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The app doesn't seem to acknowledge projects nor any task that is assigned to a project 🤷🏻

Can I interpret this as you'd like to see and edit a task's project field, and to sort and filter the task list by project?

By the way, my apprehension was due to Deprecation of project in favor of tags. But I see that issue was closed two weeks ago.

Here is the changelog for v0.1.2.

- Add projects feature
  + Project is displayed in list and detail views
  + Simple UI to edit project field
  + Sort by project
  + Very basic project filter
- Add search feature

Implementation is at b105481.

It's in review for App Store and Play Store. I expect it to be on App Store in less than a day, and available for Android users in a few days.

I can ping thread when it's on App Store.

I will close now, as the feature as described is implemented.

Ideas for further improvements to project feature are welcome, maybe as a new issue, for easier tracking. In parallel, I will be considering how I might improve the project editing or filtering UIs, but first implementation seemed sufficient for getting to release and reassessing priorities.

Small point: TaskwarriorC2 abbreviated the projects in list view. I haven't considered what the calculation is for that, nor if they implemented that or inherited it from the compiled Taskwarrior.

Version 0.1.2 is now available on App Store, and is expected to be released by Play Store within a day, and F-Droid in a few days.

commented

Wow. Fantastic work! I haven't checked it out yet. It seems that despite resolving my Mail problem GitHub is still not sending notifications to me.

I guess I assumed that projects would be covered in core basics because they are exemplified in task warrior's best practices notes.

I didn't know about even the idea to ditch projects in favour of tags, and it seems kind of silly to me. A project represents the single aim and end goal - the tangible "project over" part, and keeps all your tasks accountable to purpose. Tags are myriad, and can represent contexts, and categorisation. As a decades long user of OmniFocus, I use both!

Anyway, thank you for addressing this. I will check out the app now.