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If I list the content of a folder with nb or nb tasks, I get this:
[40] ✅ # [x] Aufgabe
of course it is not intentional to set metadata keys (title) before a task (but it works!). However, I find it useful, because the task is not displayed as a title in other markdown apps.
So if I can "abuse" tasks in this way, it would be nice if a task could also have this structure, so that the hash does not appear in the list:
I am using MacOS 13.5.1, nb 7.5.8
The beginning of a markdown file looks like this:
If I list the content of a folder with nb or nb tasks, I get this: [40] ✅ # [x] Aufgabe
of course it is not intentional to set metadata keys (title) before a task (but it works!). However, I find it useful, because the task is not displayed as a title in other markdown apps. So if I can "abuse" tasks in this way, it would be nice if a task could also have this structure, so that the hash does not appear in the list:
instead of