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- For the excessively lazy. - Add two tasks: -

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% task add Read task documents later
-% task add priority:H Pay bills
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- Easy. See that second one has a High priority? Now let's look at those tasks: -

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% task ls
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-ID Project Pri Description
- 2         H   Pay bills
- 1             Read task documents later
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- They are ordered by priority. Let's mark number 2 as done: -

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% task 2 done
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-ID Project Pri Description
- 1             Read task documents later
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- Gone. Now let's delete that remaining task, because, well, - why bother now we are already using task: -

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- Here are the other commands, in some detail. -

- - % task -

- With no arguments, this command will generate a help message that - lists all these commands. -

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- However, if the following configuration variable is specified: -

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default.command=list pri:H
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- Then this command will be run whenever task is run without arguments. - This means that your most common task command can be run simply - with the command: -

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% task
-[task list project:foo]
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-ID Project Pri Description
- 1 foo     H   Design the thing
- 2 foo         Build the thing
- - % task projects -

- This report generates a list of all the different projects that you - are using along with a count of the pending tasks for each project. - For example: -

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% task projects
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-Project   Tasks
-Errands       1
-Birthdays     3
-Car           2
- - - % task summary -

- This report lists all the projects and a summary of their task - status. -

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% task summary
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-Project  Remaining Avg age Complete 0%                        100%
-Errands          1  3 days      50% XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
-Birthdays        3  7 mths       0%
-Car              2   2 wks      25% XXXXXXXXX
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- This shows the project, the remaining tasks, the average age of each - task, the percentage completed (remaining vs total) and a bar - indicating that percentage. -

- - % task <id> append ... -

- Appends the additional description to an existing task. -

- - % task annotate <id> additional note... -

- Allows an annotation to be attached to an existing task. Each - annotation has a time stamp, and when displayed, the annotations - are shown under the task description. For example: -

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% task add Go to the supermarket
-% task annotate 1 need milk
-% task ls
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-ID Project Pri Due Active Age     Description
- 1                                Go to the supermarket
-                                  3/23/2009 need milk
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- The date of the annotation uses the "dateformat" configuration - variable. -

- - % task duplicate 1 /foo/bar/g +tag priority:H -

- This duplicates task 1, then applies the modifications specified, - which change all "foo" to "bar" in the description and annotations, - adds the tag "tag", and sets the priority to "H". -

- - % task delete <id> -

- There are two ways of getting rid of tasks - mark them as done, or - delete them. -

- - % task undelete <id> -

- If a task was inadvertently deleted, it may be undeleted, provided that no - reports have been run since the deletion. Ideally, the undelete command is - run immediately after the erroneous delete command. -

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- If a report is run (such as "task list"), then task performs a garbage - collection that removes deleted tasks, and the task cannot be undeleted. -

- - % task done <id> -

- This is how a task is marked as done. -

- - % task undo <id> -

- If a task was recently marked as done, and no report has been run, it - may be possible to cancel the completed status of the task as though - "task done ..." was never run. -

- - % task list ... -

- The list report will show the active status, and age of the task in - addition to the columns that "task ls" shows. It is just a more - detailed list. -

- - % task long ... -

- The long report will show the entry date and start date of a task, - in addition to the columns that the "task list" shows. -

- - % task start <id> -

- This marks a task as started (and therefore active), which is shown - in the "list" report: -

- - 
% task list
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-ID Project Pri Due Active Age     Description
-12 Errand  L                      Remember to deposit check
-...
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-% task start 12
-% task list
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-ID Project Pri Due Active Age     Description
-12 Errand  L       *      3 days  Remember to deposit check
-...
- - % task active -

- Shows all active tasks, that is, the tasks for which the - "task start ..." command was run, as shown above. -

- - % task stop <id> -

- Marks a task as inactive, by removing the start time. -

- - % task overdue -

- Simply lists all the task that have a due date that is past, in - "list" format. -

- - % task history -

- This report shows you an overview of how many tasks were added, - completed and deleted, by month. It looks like this: -

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% task history
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-Year Month     Added Completed Deleted Net
-2008 March        21        16       0   5
-     April        13        11       1   1
-     May           8        14       3  -9
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- This shows that for the three months that task has been used, March - and April saw the total number of tasks increase, but in May the - number decreased as more task were completed than added. -

- - % task ghistory -

- The ghistory report is a "graphical" version of the history - report. It shows a colored bar graph and legend. -

- - % task timesheet 2 -

- The timesheet report shows a list of tasks completed and started - during a one-week period. In the example above, 2 weeks of tasks - are shown. -

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- By default, the report starts on a Monday. To override this - value, add an entry to your .taskrc file like this: - 

weekstart=Sunday
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- - % task calendar -

- This report shows a calendar of the current month, with any task - due or overdue dates marked on it. Color is used to mark these - dates. -

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% task calendar
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-May 2008
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-Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
-             1  2  3
- 4  5  6  7  8  9 10
-11 12 13 14 15 16 17
-18 19 20 21 22 23 24
-25 26 27 28 29 30 31
- - % task next -

- This report shows you the tasks you should probable work on next. - Task will scan all the tasks and will pick two task from each - project to report. Those two tasks will be chosen in order of - overdue, due soon, High, Medium or Low priority. Essentially task - chooses the two most important task for each project and displays - them ordered in the usual way. -

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- If you wish to show a different number of tasks per project, modify - the entry in .taskrc: -

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next=2
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- To be your preferred number. -

- - % task <id> ... -

- When a task id is specified, everything applies to just that task. - Suppose we needed to correct a task: -

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% task ls
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-ID Project Pri Description
-12 Errand  L   Remember to deposit chekc
-...
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-% task 12 Remember to deposit bonus check
-% task ls
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-ID Project Pri Description
-12 Errand  L   Remember to deposit bonus check
-...
- - % task oldest [limit] -

- Lists the oldest tasks. The number of tasks shown is set by - the configuration variable: - 

report.oldest.limit=10
- This value can be overridden at run time by specifying the - number of tasks on the command line: - 
task oldest 5
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- - % task newest [limit] -

- Lists the newest tasks. The number of tasks shown is set by - the configuration variable: - 

report.newest.limit=10
- This value can be overridden at run time by specifying the - number of tasks on the command line: - 
task newest 5
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- - % task <id> /from/to/ -

- If a task has been entered with a typo, it can be easily corrected - by this command. For example: -

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% task ls
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-ID Project Pri Description
-12 Errand  L   Remember to deposit chekc
-...
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-% task 12 /chekc/check/
-% task ls
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-ID Project Pri Description
-12 Errand  L   Remember to deposit check
-...
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- This command makes a single correction to the first occurrence of - "from" in a task description. -

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- If a task is annotated, the annotation can also be modified using - this command. -

- - % task <id> /from/to/g -

- The "g" modifier to the substitution command causes every occurrence - of "from" to be replaced with "to", in both the description and any - annotations. -

- - % task tags -

- This command will generate a list of all the tags that are currently - in use by task. -

- - % task info <id> -

- This command gives detailed information about a single task. It - will tell you when the task was entered, when started, its status, - tags, and more. -

- - % task stats -

- This command generates a list of statistics about your task usage, - such as the average time it takes to complete a task, how often new - tasks are added, and more. -

- - % task completed -

- This generates a list of all tasks that have been completed, sorted - by their completion date. -

- - % task export <file name> -

- This instructs task to write out a CSV format dump of all tasks, - both pending and completed, to the file specified. This is how you - might view tasks in a spreadsheet. -

- - % task colors -

- This command displays all the colors that task supports. -

- - % task version -

- This can be used to show the version number of task, and to display - all the current configuration settings, as read from the .taskrc - file. -

- - % task rc:<file> ... -

- By specifying rc:, it is possible to force task to use an alternate - .taskrc file. By default, task looks in your home directory, so these two - commands are essentially identical: -

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% task list
-% task rc:~/.taskrc list
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- What this override allows, is the possibility of keeping your task lists - completely separate, say for work and home. This can be accomplished with - the following commands (valid for bash): -

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% alias htask="task rc:/home/me/.taskrc_home"
-% alias wtask="task rc:/home/me/.taskrc_work"
-% htask list
-...
-% wtask list
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- - % task <id> "new description" -

- Not strictly a command, the replacement of the description can - be achieved by quoting the entire description. The quotes are - necessary in case one of the description words looks like a task - command. -

- - % task <id> edit -

- This command allows you to use your text editor to edit all aspects - of a task. The specified task will be written to a file, and your - text editor will be invoked. If you modify the task in the text - editor, task will update accordingly. -

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- Task will first check to see if you have defined a text editor - in the 'editor' configuration variable. If not, task will - check to see if you defined a text editor in the VISUAL - environment variable. If not task will check to see if you - defined a text editor in the EDITOR environment variable. - If all those fail, task launches vi. -

- - % task <id> fg:... bg:... -

- Not strictly a command, the setting of the fg and bg (foreground - and background) attributes determines the colors used to represent - the task. Valid foreground colors are: -

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         bold          underline          bold_underline
-black    bold_black    underline_black    bold_underline_black
-red      bold_red      underline_red      bold_underline_red
-green    bold_green    underline_green    bold_underline_green
-yellow   bold_yellow   underline_yellow   bold_underline_yellow
-blue     bold_blue     underline_blue     bold_underline_blue
-magenta  bold_magenta  underline_magenta  bold_underline_magenta
-cyan     bold_cyan     underline_cyan     bold_underline_cyan
-white    bold_white    underline_white    bold_underline_white
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- Note that these are not just colors, but combinations of colors and - attributes. Valid background colors are: -

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-on_red      on_bright_red
-on_green    on_bright_green
-on_yellow   on_bright_yellow
-on_blue     on_bright_blue
-on_magenta  on_bright_magenta
-on_cyan     on_bright_cyan
-on_white    on_bright_white
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- Note also that this capability does depend on whether your terminal - program can display these colors. -

- - % task add project:Home -- pri:H +tag /from/to/ -

- The -- argument can be used to tell task to stop interpreting - the command line arguments. In the example above, a new task - is added for the project 'Home', then the -- argument appears, - and therefore all remaining arguments are part of the - description. In this case, the description is "pri:H +tag - /from/to/". This is one way to override task's interpretation - of the command line. The other way is to put the entire - description in quotes. -

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-black    bold_black    underline_black    bold_underline_black
-red      bold_red      underline_red      bold_underline_red
-green    bold_green    underline_green    bold_underline_green
-yellow   bold_yellow   underline_yellow   bold_underline_yellow
-blue     bold_blue     underline_blue     bold_underline_blue
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- If a corresponding strings file is found, it will be loaded, - and all subsequent error messages and feedback will be - localized. It is an error to specify a locale without a - corresponding strings file. -

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confirmation
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echo.command
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next
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curses
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blanklines
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weekstart
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- - Q: How do I backup my task data files? Where are they? - -
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% cp ~/.taskrc ~/.taskrc_home
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- - Q: Can I revert to a previous version of task? How? - -
- A: Yes, you can revert to a previous version of task, - simply by downloading the - prior version and installing it. If you find a bug in - task, then this may be the only way to work around the bug, - until a new release is made. -

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- Note that it is possible that the task file format will - change. For example, the format changed between versions - 1.5.0 and 1.6.0. Task will automatically upgrade the file - but if you need to revert to a previous version of task, - there is the file format to consider. This is yet another - good reason to back up your task data files! -

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% sudo apt-get install libncurses5-dev
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% cd task-X.X.X
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- A: There are several ways to do this. The simplest is to use - the '--' argument in the command line, and task will assume - that everything afterwards is part of the description. For - example: - 

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- Meanwhile, you have just created a local copy of the - repository. You can do anything to this copy except push to - github. Only the repository owner can push to github, or - additional users identified by the owner (with additional - monthly github fee). In order to get your changes back to - github, they have to go through the owner, either in the form - of a patch via email, or by creating your own github account, - pushing to you own task repository clone (github calls it a - fork), then asking the owner to pull directly from your - repository. -

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- This is telling you that you have only one branch, called - master. The asterisk tells you that this is your current - branch, which is redundant because you only have one. But - there are other branches on github. See those with: -

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- A remote is what git calls another repository. The origin - remote is the repository that this clone originated from. - This output tells you that there is a 1.6.1 branch on github, - a 1.7.0 branch on github, and a master branch on github. It's - not obvious, but your local master (the first one shown) is - tracking remotes/origin/master, which means changes on the - remote will get merged to the local tracking branch on pull. -

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-[1.7.0 03308eb] Added Solaris 8 as a suported platform
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    - This YouTube movie was made to illustrate some of the features of the task - program, back when task 1.0.0 was released. While task has grown - significantly since then, the commands shown are still valid. It will - soon be time for a new movie! -

    - - This movie has a voice-over that explains what is going on. -

    - - For a higher-quality version, download the whole - movie file (10MB). -

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-   3 Family      Send John a birthday card
-   2 Wedding     Reserve a rental car
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- 2 Wedding.Transport     Reserve a rental car
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- 1 Wedding     Book plane ticket
- 2 Wedding     Reserve a rental car
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- 3 Family      Send John a birthday card
- 2 Wedding     Reserve a rental car
- 1 Wedding     Book plane ticket
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-% task 3 pr:H
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- 3 Family  H   Send John a birthday card
- 1 Wedding H   Book plane ticket
- 2 Wedding M   Reserve a rental car
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-ID Project Pri Due Active Age    Description
- 3 Family  H              4 mins Send John a birthday card
- 1 Wedding H              5 mins Book plane ticket
- 2 Wedding M              5 mins Reserve a rental car
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- 3 Family  H   6/25/2008        6 mins Send John a birthday card
- 1 Wedding H   7/31/2008        7 mins Book plane ticket
- 2 Wedding M                    7 mins Reserve a rental car
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- 3 Family  H   6/25/2008        8 mins Send John a birthday card
- 1 Wedding H   7/31/2008        9 mins Book plane ticket
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    • Fixed bug that cause the _forcecolor configuration variable to be - considered obsolete (thank to Bruce Dillahunty). -
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    • Added details to the "info" report about recurring tasks (thanks to T. - Charles Yun). -
    • Now writes a sample "defaultwidth" configuration variable to the default - .taskrc file (thanks to T. Charles Yun). -
    • Task allows commands that require an ID to now be given a sequence, which - is a set of IDs. This allows commands like "task delete 1 2 5-10,12". -
    • Fixed bug in the ghistory report, which caused it to only show a new - month if a task was added during that month. -
    • New command "duplicate" which allows an existing task to be duplicated, - and also have modifications applied (thanks to David J Patrick). -
    • The "append", and "done" commands now allow modifications to be applied - to the task(s) (thanks to David J Patrick). -
    • Improved word wrapping in various output. -
    • Fixed bug that added an extra line between header and graph in the - ghistory report. -
    • Added simple 'taskprogram' mailing list subscribe form to the web site. -
    • For custom reports that define a "limit" to the number of rows of output - such as "oldest" and "newest", task allows an override value. For - example "task oldest 5" will display the 5 oldest tasks. -
    • Modified the "stats" report so that it has the same aesthetics as the - other reports. -
    • New "timesheet" command displays tasks completed and started, per week, - and can display multiple weeks. -
    • New tab completion script, task_completion.sh, for bash users, is installed - to /usr/local/share/task (thanks to Federico Hernandez). -
    • Applied patch to allow task to build on Arch Linux (thanks to Johan Friis). -
    • Applied patch to fix a UUID bug on Solaris 8 (thanks to Steven de Brouwer). -
    • The task man page is now installed. Try "man task" (thanks to Federico - Hernandez and P.C. Shyamshankar). -
    • Fixed bug that causes task to create a default .task directory, even if - data.location specified otherwise (thanks to Federico Hernandez). -
    • New "edit" command that fires up a text editor (uses 'editor' configuration - variable, $VISUAL or $EDITOR environment variable) and allows direct - editing of all editable task details. -
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    • UTF8 text is now supported in task project names, tags and descriptions. -
    • Fixed bug that caused the y/n confirmation on task deletion to ignore the - Enter key and fail to re-prompt (thanks to Bruce Dillahunty). -
    • When the "echo.command" configuration variable is set to "yes", it causes - commands that modify tasks to display which task was affected (thanks to - Bruce Dillahunty). -
    • A task can now be annotated with the command "task annotate ...", and - a timestamped annotation will appear in reports. -
    • A 'description_only' column is now available for use in custom reports, - and it excludes annotations. -
    • A task can now be upgraded to a recurring task by adding a recurrence - frequency, a due date, and an optional until date. -
    • When a recurring task is modified, all other instances of the recurring - task are also modified. -
    • Custom reports now support user-specified column labels (thanks to T. - Charles Yun). -
    • Task can now import tasks from a variety of data formats, including task - export files from versions 1.4.3 and earlier, versions 1.5.0 and later, - todo.sh 2.x, CSV, plain text and task command line. See online docs for - full details. -
    • Export was including 'id' in the column header even though it was not - included in the data. -
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    • Added new column 'recurrence_indicator' that displays an 'R' if the task - is a recurring task. This column can be added to any custom report. -
    • Added new column 'tag_indicator' that displays a '+' if the task - has any tags. This column can be added to any custom report. -
    • Fixed bug where sometimes a task description was concatenated oddly if - there was a colon somewhere in the description. -
    • Fixed bug that caused recurring annual tasks to exhibit a creeping due - date, because of an assumption of 365 days per year, which failed to - consider leap years (thanks to T. Charles Yun). -
    • Annotations can now be modified with the substitution commands /from/to/. -
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    • Removed support for the "showage" configuration variable. -
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    • "task ghistory" now displays a differently aligned graph, allowing - easier comparison by month of tasks added versus completed and deleted. -
    • "task version" command now reports unrecognized configuration variables, - which may be spelling mistakes or deprecated variables. -
    • "configure --enable-debug" now supported to suppress compiler optimization - to allow debugging. -
    • Allow lower case priorities, and automatically upper case them. -
    • Added support for "due" configuration variable which defines the number - of days in the future when a task is considered due. -
    • Added support for custom reports, comprised of a set of column names and - sort order, with optional filtering in the configuration file. This - means user-defined reports can be written, and the reports currently - in the configuration file can be renamed. Several of task's built in - reports have been converted to user-defined reports. -
    • New online documentation for custom reports. -
    • New algorithm for determining when the "nag" message is displayed. -
    • Fixed bug where task hangs with a certain combination of recurring tasks - and shadow files. -
    • Fixed bug with the task sort algorithm, which led to an unstable sequence - when there were only a handful of tasks. -
    • Performance enhanced by eliminating unnecessary sorting. -
    • Task now has a large (and growing) test suite and bug regression tests - to help ensure higher quality releases. -
    • Fixed bug that caused large performance hit during table rendering. -
    • Fixed bug that concatenated a modified description without spaces. -
    • Added new column 'recur' that displays the recurrence period of any - recurring tasks. This column can be added to any custom report. -
    • Added support for "color.recurring" configuration variable which - specifies the color of recurring tasks. -
    • Added support for "locking" configuration variable that controls whether - file locking is used. -
    • Task export feature now includes recurrence information, removes nested - quotes, and limits output to pending tasks. -
    • Task no longer includes deleted tasks in the summary report (thanks to - Benjamin Tegarden). -
    • Fixed bug that prevented the summary report from properly reporting - recently completed tasks. -
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    • Added support for a shadow file that contains a plain text task report, - with the "shadow.file" and "shadow.command" configuration variables. - The shadow file is automatically updated whenever the task database - changes. Useful for integrating with "Samurize". -
    • Task now displays a message whenever a shadow file is updated, if the - "shadow.notify" configuration variable is set "on". -
    • Fixed bug whereby adding a task with a \n, \r or \f did not fail properly. -
    • Removed "task usage" command. -
    • Added documentation for Shadow files. -
    • Added documentation for task filters. -
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    • Task now correctly sorts on entire strings, instead of just the - first character (thanks to Andy Lester). -
    • Task now uses dashes (-----) to underline column headings when - color is disabled (thanks to Vincent Fleuranceau). -
    • Task now allows mixed case attribute names (pri:, PRI:, Pri: ...) - and commands (add, ADD, Add ...) (thanks to Vincent Fleuranceau). -
    • Task now supports a default project and priority for new tasks, via - the new "default.project" and "default.priority" configuration variables - (thanks to Vincent Fleuranceau). -
    • Task supports improved word-wrapping to the terminal width. -
    • Task now supports "default.command" configuration variable (for example - it could contain "list due:tomorrow") which is the command that is run - whenever task is invoked with no arguments. -
    • Task supports modifying the existing description of a task, with the - following syntax: task <id> "new description ...". -
    • Fixed bug so that relative dates in filters (task list due:eom, - task list due:tomorrow, task list due:23rd ...) are now properly - supported. -
    • Fixed bug so that source now properly includes <string.h> in - order to build clean using gcc 4.3 (thanks to H. İbrahim Güngör) -
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    New in version 1.4.1 (7/18/2008)

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    • Tweak: For "task calendar" month names are now centered over the month -
    • Removed TUTORIAL file contents in favor of online version -
    • New Mac Intel-only Leopard (10.5) binary package -
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    New in version 1.4.0 (7/10/2008)

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    • Added "task undelete" feature to restore a (very) recently deleted - task -
    • Added averages to the "task history" report -
    • Added bar chart history report "task ghistory" -
    • Added support for rc:<file> to allow override of the default - ~/.taskrc file -
    • Added support for relative due: dates, such as "tomorrow", "friday", - "23rd", "eom" -
    • Added support for task filtering on all reports -
    • Automatically shuts off color, ncurses when output is not to a tty -
    • Added support for the ~ character in .taskrc data.location, for flexibility -
    • Allows colons on the description, provided what is to the left of the colon - is not a standard attribute name -
    • Fixed bug where Esc[0m sequences were being emitted for no good reason -
    • Fixed bug where table headers are underlined when color is turned off -
    • Fixed bug where adding a blank priority resulted in an assigned garbage value -
    • Fixed bug parsing date "07/08/2008" when using dateformat "m/d/Y" -
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    • Fixed bug where "showage" configuration variable was not being - oberved by the "task long" report -
    • Fixed bug causing segmentation faults (mostly for Ubuntu users) - when various commands are run -
    • Fixed bug so that task now will recreate a missing ~/.taskrc file, - OR a missing ~/.task directory -
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    • Displays shorter message when a command is entered incorrectly, - and the full usage for "task help" -
    • "task export" can now filter tasks like the reports -
    • "task oldest" shows the oldest tasks -
    • "task newest" shows the newest tasks -
    • Fixed bug where task generates a segmentation fault for several - commands, when no "dateformat" configuration variable was present -
    • Fixed bug whereby if you have more than one task with a due date, - 7 days gets added to the entry date of task 2..n -
    • Fixed bug whereby "1 wks" was being improperly pluralized -
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    • "dateformat" configuration variable now properly used to parse as - well as render dates -
    • "task list x" now performs a caseless comparison between "x" and - the task description -
    • "showage" configuration variable determines whether the "Age" column - should appear on the "task list" and "task next" reports -
    • Improvements to the TUTORIAL file and this page -
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    • "dateformat" configuration now determines how dates are formatted -
    • Better formatting of "task tags" output -
    • This home page set up, with TUTORIAL -
    • Added tags to the "task long" report -
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