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Taskwarrior-inspired mobile todo app
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Doesn’t seem to acknowledge projects #10

Closed ethereal-engineer closed 3 years ago

ethereal-engineer commented 3 years ago

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

bradyt commented 3 years ago

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.

bradyt commented 3 years 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 https://github.com/bradyt/taskw-dart/commit/b1054819c94d3b389520256937af3910b67548cb.

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.

bradyt commented 3 years ago

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.

ethereal-engineer commented 3 years ago

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.