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Coming from a Taskwarrior perspective: Is there a way to handle dependencies across tasks? Can priorities be set by-project rather than by-task? Can sharing
by ISL 6y ago
Coming from a Taskwarrior perspective:
Is there a way to handle dependencies across tasks?
Can priorities be set by-project rather than by-task?
Can sharing work by-project, or must the entire tasklist be shared?
Are there good CalDAV command-line clients?
- alexbaker 6y agoThe app supports infinite-depth subtasks, but there is no way to link two tasks at the same level Subtasks are themselves tasks, so their priorities can be set separately from their parents. Collapsible subtasks will be displayed in searches and filters, so if you have a custom filter for high priority tasks, you will also see their lower-priority subtasks Sharing is done at the list level, and this is handled by your synchronization service I haven't personally used any command line CalDAV clients so I have nothing to offer there, sorry!
- ISL 6y agoAwesome. Most of my dependency chains are tree-like, with minimal cross-linking, so infinite-depth subtasks will handle most of my use-cases. Collaboration is essential to getting things done -- taskwarrior's siloed tasklists have been a big blocker for me. Very interested to explore what list-level sharing can open up. Will have to give Tasks.org a try. Figuring out a desktop/cross-platform option is a long-term need, as most of my tasks are on the desktop. Capturing tasks (a la GTD) is as simple as popping open a terminal (Win+A for me) t add +[ListName] Thing I need to do Ctrl+D and I'm back to work. I can modify the task with dependencies and other decorations later. What I can't do with TW is project/list-level sharing and calendar integration, something Tasks.org appears to do gracefully.