I found an old .ical file containing a bunch of "todo" items I'd made years ago, and imported it into TaskWarrior.

A lot of the tasks were ideas for future projects I never got around to and never will, some of them were things I'd actually done and could tick off.

Now I need to figure out how to manage a "maybe someday" backlog with TaskWarrior. I was just going to leave those issues as untagged and unprioritised, but it also boosts the priority of a task based on its age, so now these years-old tasks are near the top of my list. :/

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For the past two weeks, I've been yak-shaving, working on a TaskWarrior plugin that should make additional yak-shaving more convenient in the future. I'm going to call it complete, so I can start using it, and getting back to the yak-shaving I wanted to be doing instead.

https://gitlab.com/Screwtapello/taskwarrior-blocks-support

#taskwarrior

Taskwarrior 3 just¹ dropped in Debian testing and unstable, so after a lot of headbanging against esoteric issues update from 2 is on the menu boys! (and gals, and non-binary pals).

1. For a very loose definition of “just”.

#taskwarrior

Hey fellow nerds, can I get some help with #taskwarrior?

- Should I be using v2 or v3?
- Is there a currently maintained tool for syncing? I know of taskd, but that one is archived?
- Is there a good android app that's currently maintained? I used to use https://f-droid.org/packages/kvj.taskw. (If there isn't, I'm fine with termux.)

- Any source of up-to-date information I should be aware of?

- Meta: Given that I'm having a hard time finding up-to-date information, is taskwarrior still the way to go?

CLI RSS/Atom feed reader inspired by Taskwarrior, synced using Git

https://github.com/kantord/blogtato

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