Mark Wales

It's a good idea. However, [I'm currently not able to work on Taskell](https://github.com/smallhadroncollider/taskell#readme), so it's not something I'll be able to get to in the short-term.

Sure, that would be helpful. But, as I said, I won't be able to work on it in the near future.

I can see the use case. Will have a look into it.

It would be perfectly possible to implement, but I feel like it might go against Unix principles. Perhaps a tools like `tmux` would allow this behaviour in a more Unix-y...

I feel like it used to do this and then I changed it for some reason, but I can't think why... I agree this seems like the obvious behaviour.

You probably want to use `edit` instead of `change`. `change` "changes" the whole thing. `edit` edits the existing thing. By default `e`/`i`/`A` all work for `edit`. The subtasks `---` one...

This seems very sensible. The CLI parsing stuff was some of the earliest code I wrote – and this was my first Haskell project. I planned to use this in...

I'd certainly be up for this being added to Taskell, but I don't think it would be a high priority for me. It should be reasonably simple: Taskell already support...

I can see the use case. I'll think about it. Sorry, my day job has got manic since, what with one thing and another, so it might be a while...

@yohannes I'm not sure this would always help with the URL situation. That is definitely an issue. Looking at various options for URLs.