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Thanks for this tool! I just discovered it after just discovering that google commandline does not support tasks.
As an enhancement, it would be nice to list only a subset of lists, e.g.:
List categories/lists (current option):
tasky --list --summary
Which would give the index numbers so that one could then list just the category/list we're interested in:
tasky --list --tasklist 14
From my perspective, it would also make sense to change the context of summary when the tasklist option is used in this fashion. In the case above, using --summary with the two other options, e.g.:
tasky --list --tasklist --14 --summary
would show just the task titles without the note and due date.
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Hmm, I think this makes a lot of sense. I'll have to change the code around a little bit, since currently the "--list" flag is implicit in the sense that all task lists are printed either before accepting operations (interactive case) or after performing the action (non-interactive case). But I think this is doable.
Hmm, I think this makes a lot of sense. I'll have to change the code
around a little bit, since currently the "--list" flag is implicit in the
sense that all task lists are printed either before accepting operations
(interactive case) or after performing the action (non-interactive case).
But I think this is doable.
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Thanks for this tool! I just discovered it after just discovering that google commandline does not support tasks.
As an enhancement, it would be nice to list only a subset of lists, e.g.:
List categories/lists (current option):
Which would give the index numbers so that one could then list just the category/list we're interested in:
From my perspective, it would also make sense to change the context of summary when the
tasklist
option is used in this fashion. In the case above, using--summary
with the two other options, e.g.:would show just the task titles without the note and due date.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: