Closed axelsimon closed 1 year ago
Hi and thanks for making dstask!
This is using v0.26.
The help for dstask modify suggests the following syntax:
dstask modify
Usage: dstask <id...> modify <filter> Usage: dstask modify <filter>
anld states:
Modifiable attributes: tags, project and priority.
But this is what happens:
$ dstask 18 modify P4 no operations specified
P4 is definitely a valid filter, as dstask P4 returns all tasks with priority 4.
dstask P4
Am i missing some subtlety here? If so, can we remove the subtlety and make modifying priority the same as modifying tags? :smiley:
Valid priorities are P0 P1 P2 P3, there is no P4. It would be regarded as part of the task name. dstask 18 modify P3 is indeed syntactically correct
dstask 18 modify P3
Makes sense, thanks @naggie.
Hi and thanks for making dstask!
This is using v0.26.
The help for
dstask modify
suggests the following syntax:anld states:
But this is what happens:
P4 is definitely a valid filter, as
dstask P4
returns all tasks with priority 4.Am i missing some subtlety here? If so, can we remove the subtlety and make modifying priority the same as modifying tags? :smiley: