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This addresses #2023 For many years linewrap has been broken in taskwarrior, rendering the application basically useless in terminals with short widths and tasks containing URLs in them... This janky line wrap patch sort of works but introduces other minor graphical glitches. But seeing as no one took the time to fix it over the years, here some a small salvation to those who suffer as much as me. One problem of this patch is, when a line is wrapped, it may be 1 column smaller than the terminal width, resulting in each line not fully utilizing the terminal width. This patch is not polished and could probably need to be tended by someone who cares more.
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