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Would it be possible/make sense to have all people and project related tasks show in the stakeholder view by default, then filter down from there?

With the ability to customize the regex (which is awesome!), I can filter for all sorts of things (which I plan to do). It would be nice to have the option to customize the views/labels as well to match! For example maybe I change one of the tags to Urgent, then I could change the icon and label to reflect that.

It would be nice to be able to choose which views (Aging, etc) are shown.

What about toggling feature to choose between GTD and ZTD as a productivity system?

Hi,

any chance that this version of the GTD plugin will be available as community plugin? Currently this is not the case, and I just wondered why I do not have all the nice features, but then I found out that I installed the 0.1.0-version from Lars Lockefeer.

Thanks a lot,
Klaus

Is there a way to show a badge number for the various views to see how many tasks (if any) are in them when they aren't open?

A related idea would be to have a customizable badge number for today's tasks or overdue tasks, etc that could be shown on the sidebar ribbon, the status bar and/or the Obsidian app icon itself!

In the Person view I’d like to see tasks where a person is mentioned even if they don’t have one of the specified action tags.

This would mean I could be more flexible in mentioning people in tasks and still have them sorted into a view.

Current Workaround: I’ve changed one of the tags to (.*)

example

• Give a big ol howdy to [[People/John Smith]]

Useful to have command palette shortcut to open this extension. This would allow for assigning a hotkey.

I've downloaded and extracted the folder into .obsidian/plugins/ folder, but it does not show up under community plugins to activate, even after restart. I'm on Windows. Any ideas? Thanks!

the distinction between #discussWith, #promisedTo, #waitingFor may not even be needed in the app. it could simply be a question of sorting query results. Need to rethink the design and what I want to do with these 3 tags.

when todo's are listed in the pane (inbox, overdue, and so on), if they contain a markdown link to an obsidian file, the following dialog opens like this:

Example:

• Test of [[2021-07-30]]

I did look at the code, but the way the todo is rendered, I didnt see how to fix it.

Would you consider supporting installation via the Obsidian BRAT plugin?

I tried it out, and it seems that it needs a manifest.json at the top level.

The all task view returns all tasks. Would like to be able filter these tasks (reduce them to a scope) using straight search text or regex.

https://discordapp.com/channels/824179057620811806/832263072655736923/832494188725403668

arminta7:
I turned off the stakeholder's view because I still actually don't understand it lol. At first, I thought it would be a view that would show all tasks with either a project or a person, but that's not correct is it? The "stakeholder" term itself is confusing. I would personally find that view more useful if it was one of two things: 1. a view to show any tasks with people, places, projects etc. I might label this "Contexts" like GTD. 2. a view to show any tasks with those action tags (#promisedTo etc). I might call this "Actions". Of course, this is just my personal opinion because stakeholder doesn't apply to anything in my world!
Also, what qualifies a task as aging?

zsviczian:
I will do two changes.

1. add places as a filter
2. split out the view for contexts and actions

I would change this to GTD Actions or something more generic. I keep assuming this is some other extension since it is so generic.

Would be great to supply an exclusion pattern to not pickup tasks that match the pattern.

Use Case:
My daily agenda is inserted as a list of tasks so the Day Planner plugin picks it up. Day Planner automatically marks the tasks as done when the time has passed. I could supply a Timestamp pattern to exclude these tasks: \d{2}:\d{2}

Support in all tasks view sorting tasks based on date (ascending, descending). Even supporting this if filtered (see previous recommendation.

I am putting tasks in my daily notes as I go through my day. I noticed today that none of my tasks from yesterday were in the sidebar task listing. Once I added a couple blank lines to the end of yesterday's file, all the tasks from that day appeared in the sidebar.

It appears that editing a file may create some kind of data in the metadataCache and thus is added to the sidebar?

Zsolt, you might think about including dist in .gitignore for devs in the future working on PR's for your extension.

Also would be good if the build process outputs all the files in the build process into distribution.

is there a way to change the behavior to open the file in the current tab group?

Hi @zsviczian

We absolutly need a GTD plugin like yours available in Obsidian. How to install this one ?

to overcome the current solution where you need to cycle through the 11 different sort options by clicking the sort button.

It would be useful to be able to change the due date from within OTD, without having to go to the file and change it. This is for sure trickier, since there are custom date formats. It could be this would only work for a few known date formats.

The ability to have tasks recur would be awesome!

OTD - The extension for GTD practitioners
obsidian gets things done!

It would be nice if I could turn on a mode for showing tasks based on context. So with this context switch on, I can click on a folder in the File system navigator, and see all tasks in that folder, or click on a file and see the tasks of just that file.

In OTD, when looking at a dated todo, I can jump to the TODO by clicking on the arrow next to the todo. The arrow opens the file where the todo is. However, it doesn't jump in the file to the point where the dated TODO is.

Recommendation: the arrow when clicked opens the correct file and jumps to its location in the file.

Tasks that have a Due Date of today are being put into Past Due, tasks with tomorrow are in Due Today. The displayed dates are correct when they are created with "Today" or "Tomorrow", the dates are correct. Does anyone have an ideas as why the tasks are appearing in the wrong category?