Cal Bryant

Great, that worked. Thanks

From slack: I think the AND based querying for projects aligns with the common use cases. I can't think of a reason why I'd want to see multiple projects at...

The current (master) behaviour represents what I think is "right". I think it's just a case of me documenting what we currently have, and then we can discuss it to...

Oh, an i3 integration would be great, I could regolith OS a go again. I suppose we could use the JSON output mode mechanism that @dontlaugh implemented to transfer the...

I deliberately avoided "done" as a task might be concluded in but not actioned. "Closed" is probably as good. Not convinced it's worth a migration or backwards-compatible code. @dontlaugh what...

> The ParseCmdLine routine is weird. While different commands have different expected commandlines, the same function is called for all of them and it somehow works for all these different...

Ah, definitely a bug then -- `show-open` needs a help message. As for the order of the arguments, `help` must always precede the command. `show-open help` should search for open...

I forgot about that, totally agree.

Hi! > First of all, thanks for a great task-manager! You're welcome, I'm glad you like it! > Is it possible to edit already resolved tasks? Not currently via cli,...

> UUID sounds very reasonable. This is what git uses as well, no? Git uses a merkel tree using sha1 hashing. dstask uses UUID4s already for a globally unique task...