Closed Nebucatnetzer closed 3 years ago
Aye! In fact, one of the reasons I developed the workbench plugin was to explore how to interact with block embeds and linking. I plan on adding "review this block" in the next update to this plugin.
Thanks!
I started to do this manually and noticed something that would be very useful. When I look at a task like the following, I often want to know until when I gave X time to reply.
- [ ] Waiting for reply from X ^lsd87d
I solved this for the moment with a link from the task to the note.
Important project.md
# Tasks
- [ ] Waiting for reply from X [[2020-11-17]] ^lsd87d
2020-11-17.md
![[Important project^lsd87d]]
Maybe Review could do this automatically?
So you just mean adding the date-note to the line when you hit "Review this block..." do I have that right?
In that case, we're on the same page again. I am planning a "rich task management" plugin to offer this via a "schedule this task"-type functionality, along with some other mechanics (like cancelled tasks).
Yes exactly. Nice I'm looking forward to it. I was using Emacs Org-mode for a long time, which is great but there's just not enough support for it out there.
Implemented "review this block" as a new command in 1.5.0.
@Nebucatnetzer this doesn't include the addition of the date in the block-line like you've described here, just to be clear. I still intend on implementing that kind of task management in a different plugin.
No problem, this is already a big help, thank you!
Another idea would be to add an option to link to a specific line e.g. where the cursor currently is. And then in the journal file use the
![[link]]
format to display the task directly in the file. This would be very useful for getting back to people. I could image two ways this could be implemented, either as an option in the settings which lets you enable it for the current review command. Or as a new review command for example called "Review current line" or so.