Johannes Schlatow

@jaker-dotcom sorry for the inconvenience. I'm trying to catch up with your comments at the moment. Can you please post the output of `taskopen diagnostics`?

> I think it is due to the program not finding the config file and thus not the notes folder and not knowing the NOTES_REGEX. The taskopenrc is located at...

You seem to have multiple config files. The active config is `/home/jakob/.config/taskopenrc`, whivh does not contain a notes action. Do you have `$TASKOPENRC` set?

Closing due to inactivity. @jaker-dotcom please re-open this issue if your problem persists.

@c-bass Thank you very much for sharing your solution. I don't have a MacOS system available for testing, hence I appreciate your help. @c-fred I've applied the above suggestions. If...

@gour, the way to go is to define a regex that matches the annotation. You can use regex groups so that the msgid is will be made available in the...

The example from the README is for 2.0, yet the feature was already implemented in 1.x only with a different config syntax (see [taskopenrc.5](https://github.com/jschlatow/taskopen/blob/v1.1.5/doc/man/taskopenrc.5#L148).

This can probably be solved by an external script and the new filter command hook.

Can you give an example for how to get the uuid.short of a task?

I suppose this can be easily implemented in the `editnote` script.