Hi
first of all, thanks for this awesome plugin. I have a vim instance open with it running all the time.
Because of this, I would really like it auto-updating. I use this especially for the Active time. Currently I use a dirty hack that using the CursorHold autocommand:
autocmd vimrc CursorHold task* call Timer()
function! Timer()
call taskwarrior#list()
set updatetime=5000
call feedkeys("f\e") "retrigger the CursorHold event without major side-effects
endfunction
However, this really is a dirty hack and essentially exploiting a bug in vim. Also this causes vim-taskwarrior to always ask for a new filter.
I know asynchronous updates aren't easy (or not doable) in vim, but would you consider supporting it in neovim? I have no experience with the development of vim-plugins so I can't judge how much effort it would take or if you could use it yourself, but I hope it's easy to do.
Hi first of all, thanks for this awesome plugin. I have a vim instance open with it running all the time. Because of this, I would really like it auto-updating. I use this especially for the Active time. Currently I use a dirty hack that using the CursorHold autocommand:
However, this really is a dirty hack and essentially exploiting a bug in vim. Also this causes vim-taskwarrior to always ask for a new filter. I know asynchronous updates aren't easy (or not doable) in vim, but would you consider supporting it in neovim? I have no experience with the development of vim-plugins so I can't judge how much effort it would take or if you could use it yourself, but I hope it's easy to do.