"note" command should be "annotate"

[axelsimon]

Hi, All of what I'm about to say is probably personal, but I thought I'd share. I think there's a small inconsistency in how the dstask note command is named.

If you look at dstask commands, they fall more or less in one of three basic categories:

• filter (next, show-tags, show-*.)
• action (add, log, start, stop, done, modify, edit, undo, sync, open and… note)
• other (git, template, bash-completion, help, version)

"note" is an action, but its command is not a verb, unlike essentially all the other. There is an exception with "done", but I'd argue that "done" is specific enough that it's not surprising and still makes sense, although it could helpfully have dstask resolve as a synonym, for consistency.

When looking to add a note, I want to tell dstask to "annotate", and not to "note". If "note" must exist, i'd expect "note" to display the notes about a task, more like a "filter" subcommand.

Am I over-thinking this?

[naggie]

No I think you're right! I think note should become annotate, leaving an alias note.

I think resolve is more consistent too, and matches the database