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Move all incompleted tasks to today does nothingĬreated a new daily note via Calendar plugin. send Task A from to, from Week 4 to Week 5 and from Week 4 to. Since Task A has already been completed before moving/sending it, it may not be necessary to create a link for it.īeing able to send (without creating links) tasks among daily notes, weekly notes and among daily and weekly notes, e.g. , one may want to move Task A to the daily note, to show what has been done on that day. After completing a task, Task A, within the weekly note Week 4 on a specific date, e.g. For instance, one may plan tasks in a weekly note, e.g. Sometimes it would also be useful to just send tasks without creating any link. This way, one can conveniently navigate back from the daily note to the note where the task is created.
This link can be especially useful when the task is created not within a daily note. In the current implementation, a link would be created automatically when moving a task from one daily note to another.
It will continue to show up in all daily notes, until it has been completed. I use Obsidian heavily daily, including the use of checklists in a "To-do List".įrequently, I will miss a task on a particular day, and a reflection period over the notes form the previous day is not part of my schedule.īecause of this, items are missed very often, which leads to overloading on tasks the next day, which causes a bit of a snowball affect on "how much I can get done"Ī task which is created with a particular handle/format - if left unchecked in the previous note, will automatically be copied over when a new daily note is created. I flip between using Todoist and Markdown Checklists inside Obsidian for managing my tasks and workload for the day. Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. My way through one of the following methods:Ī huge thank you to Liam Cain for adapting the
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Say thanks or help support continued development, feel free to send a little This plugin is provided to everyone for free, however if you would like to This task has sub-items that will move with it.This repeating task occurence was skipped Every Sunday.This task is incomplete and repeats Every Monday and Tuesday.Helps ensure a valid repetition config has been created. Repetition configs can also be edited manually, however using the interface Them to a hotkey, or using the command palette. Once a task is created, configure repetition or move the task using Tasks are created using normal markdown syntax, for example - Water the plants. Move all incomplete tasks to today's daily note.Thank you for your understanding and support! OverviewĪdvanced task management in the Obsidian knowledgebase. If you would like to carry on the torch of Slated, please reach out to me and we can discuss un-archiving this repository. The new plugin is called tq and is availalbe in the community plugins list. The approach I am taking now is different enough that I felt it warranted a new plugin, rather than adapting Slated and foisting it on the existing users. Afer much thought and experimentation, I have decided to change directions with how I manage tasks in Obsidian.
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