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Hi! I really love taskpaper.vim and use it on everyday practise. However, I usually take notes to a task, which are important for me to remember what was discussed with whom.
I have to issues: \t. does not fold the notes, it does only produce a list of projects.
When employing \tD to archive the tasks, the note beneath each task is not moved to the archive but rather stays where it was.
I would love a functionality where \tD moves the tasks together with the notes. I would even prefer if the tasks were not to the end into an Archive: project but rather to the end of each project.
Best wishes, Walter
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This works for me when the notes are indented properly. That is, the notes must be children, not siblings, of the task. (That is the same in the application for the Mac.)
In practice that means you have to enter a tab on the first note line:
this is my project:
this is a note for the project that will be moved
Hi! I really love taskpaper.vim and use it on everyday practise. However, I usually take notes to a task, which are important for me to remember what was discussed with whom.
I have to issues: \t. does not fold the notes, it does only produce a list of projects.
When employing \tD to archive the tasks, the note beneath each task is not moved to the archive but rather stays where it was.
I would love a functionality where \tD moves the tasks together with the notes. I would even prefer if the tasks were not to the end into an Archive: project but rather to the end of each project.
Best wishes, Walter
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: