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- Removed obsolete usage.html page. - Added filterSequence helper function to subset tasks to the affected sequence of tasks. - Added series of helper functions to facilitate applying modifications to tasks, allowing more commands the ability to modify tasks in all ways. - Added calls to helper functions for append and modify commands. - Fixed bug that would mistakenly validate the configuration variable "bcd" if there was a valid "abcd", "bcde" or "abcde" configuration variable. - Made the messages generated by task after a command is complete more verbose and consistent across all commands. - Fixed bug that caused the ghistory command to skip months where no tasks were added, but were deleted or done. This is the same bug that was fixed in 1.6.0 for the history report. So much for cut and paste. - Allowed all commands that take an ID to now operate on a sequence.
Thank you for taking a look at task. Task is a GTD utility featuring: - Robust C++ implementation - Tags - Colorful, tabular output - Reports, graphs - Lots of commands - Low-level API - Abbreviations for all commands, options - Multi-user file locking - Clean architecture allowing quick addition of new features - Recurring tasks It is intended that features, mainly in the form of reports will be added frequently, with best practices and useful reports evolving from usage patterns. Task is scope-limited to GTD functionality only. You may want to watch the old task movie on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l68LCl6BYvs or the new improved one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2Kn4DMOVSw Either will give you a fairly good idea of what task is capable of, and whether it fits in to your way of working. As a command line application, task is not for everyone and some of you may prefer to not proceed. The movie or online tutorial file are the quickest way for you to make that decision. The online tutorial can be found at: http://www.beckingham.net/task.html Task is based on ideas presented in the todo.sh script, found on: http://todotxt.org Task has many more features than todo.sh, but fundamentally, they are both working toward the same goals, which is to help you follow basic Getting Things Done (GTD) principles. All feedback is welcome, in addition to any bug reports or patches to: task@beckingham.net Or better yet, get involved in the discussion at http://groups.google.com/group/taskprogram Got an idea for an enhancement? Post a message! I have found that task makes me more productive and organized. I hope task can do the same for you.