So, I created a little script that will take a #TaskPaper formatted file and create #jira task, complete with sub-tasks and descriptions for each task. I just need to set it up to create the root task inside a project, and I will be happy.

I had to cobble together a parser for TaskPaper, as the current library (which looks awesome, BTW), was throwing a bunch of errors.

GTD is a collection of relatively simple tactics for coping with, prioritizing, and organizing the things you want to do. Many of the methods relate to organizing your own projects, using a handful of context-based to-do lists (e.g. a list of things to do at the office, at home, while waiting in line, etc). These lists consist of simple tasks. Those tasks are, in […]

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One thing i hate about setting up projects with #Jira is setting up tasks. It's slow, and tedious, and if it requires any input or approvals from others, it's maddening.

In my quest to work more with #python, i created a script that will input a #TaskPaper file, and create Jira sub-tasks from the tasks with notes.

Putting a #qt interface on it using #pyside 6 now.

Wondering if I could write a little desktop application to do the following:
- Parse #TaskPaper text (from #omnifocus)
- Export that project data to a #Jira task as subtasks via their API.

That would be so helpful.

@OmniFocus

I used Strflow today with OmniFocus, which is pretty good for an interstitial journal. I can quickly bring it up and leave a status update about projects. It is handy when making a phone call and logging what we discussed.
I made two shortcuts, which work on the selected action’s project:

Journal About Selected OmniFocus Project: ask for a […]

https://decoding.io/2024/09/trying-out-strflow-for-project-related-status-updates/