with taskwarrior on the command line is supported by Pykyll.
## Enable TaskWarrior Integration
Set `taskwarrior` in `.config.yml` to `true`. In Pykyll, just hit [e] and then select Change Configuration.
## Context is King
All tasks created from Pykyll are tagged `+pykyll` which enables us to view them in this context. We set it up once:
All tasks created from Pykyll are tagged with a `taskwarrior_context` which enables us to view them in this context. `taskwarrior_context` can be set in Pykylly configuration. We also set it up once in taskwarrior:
Are you sure you want to add 'context.pykyll' with a value of '+pykyll'? (yes/no)yes
Context 'pykyll' defined. Use 'task context pykyll' to activate.
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In this example, `taskwarrior_context` is the name of the context in taskwarrior and `+taskwarrior_context` is the tagthe value of `taskwarrior_context` prepended by a `+` sign.
Thats it. Now Pykyll can drop a task for the text you are working on into taskwarrior and display all pykyll related tasks. Pykyll shorthand: [i][t] YOUR_POST
`vit` is also acessible from Pykylls [i] Integrations Menu
Use `taskwarrior context taskwarrior_context` to work on this project undistracted by your other tasks. `taskwarrior context none` resets the context.
As a convenience function, `vit` is acessible from Pykylls [i] Integrations Menu. While Pykyll is running the context is set accordingly.
<p>Set <code>taskwarrior</code> in <code>.config.yml</code> to <code>true</code>. In Pykyll, just hit [e] and then select Change Configuration. ## Context is King</p>
<p>All tasks created from Pykyll are tagged with a <code>taskwarrior_context</code> which enables us to view them in this context. <code>taskwarrior_context</code> can be set in Pykylly configuration. We also set it up once in taskwarrior:</p>
<spanid="cb1-2"><ahref="#cb1-2"aria-hidden="true"></a><spanclass="ex">Are</span> you sure you want to add <spanclass="st">'context.pykyll'</span> with a value of <spanclass="st">'+pykyll'</span>? (yes/no) <spanclass="fu">yes</span></span>
<spanid="cb1-3"><ahref="#cb1-3"aria-hidden="true"></a><spanclass="ex">Context</span><spanclass="st">'pykyll'</span> defined. Use <spanclass="st">'task context pykyll'</span> to activate.</span></code></pre></div>
<p>In this example, <code>taskwarrior_context</code> is the name of the context in taskwarrior and <code>+taskwarrior_context</code> is the tagthe value of <code>taskwarrior_context</code> prepended by a <code>+</code> sign.</p>
<p>Thats it. Now Pykyll can drop a task for the text you are working on into taskwarrior and display all pykyll related tasks. Pykyll shorthand: [i][t] YOUR_POST</p>
<p><code>vit</code> is also acessible from Pykylls [i] Integrations Menu</p>
<p>Use <code>taskwarrior context taskwarrior_context</code> to work on this project undistracted by your other tasks. <code>taskwarrior context none</code> resets the context.</p>
<p>As a convenience function, <code>vit</code> is acessible from Pykylls [i] Integrations Menu. While Pykyll is running the context is set accordingly.</p>
<p>To enable taskwarrior integration into Pykylls user interface, set <code>taskwarrior</code> in <code>./config.yml</code> to <code>tue</code>. It works best with Pykyll if a context is set showing only tasks tagged with <code>pykyll</code>:</p>
<spanid="cb4-2"><ahref="#cb4-2"aria-hidden="true"></a><spanclass="ex">Are</span> you sure you want to add <spanclass="st">'context.pykyll'</span> with a value of <spanclass="st">'+pykyll'</span>? (yes/no) <spanclass="fu">yes</span></span>
<spanid="cb4-3"><ahref="#cb4-3"aria-hidden="true"></a><spanclass="ex">Context</span><spanclass="st">'pykyll'</span> defined. Use <spanclass="st">'task context pykyll'</span> to activate.</span></code></pre></div>
<p>To enable <ahref="examples/taskwarrior">taskwarrior integration into Pykylls user interface</a>, set <code>taskwarrior</code> in <code>./config.yml</code> to <code>tue</code>.</p>
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