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+# taskwarrior-bw-modify
+
+This is a taskwarrior on-modify hook to be used to differentiate modifications
+coming from the CLI and from other processes.
+
+## Problem
+
+I discovered that bugwarrior has a logseq plugin that will update TODO items
+from logseq -> taskwarrior.  This is great, but the problem is if you try to
+close the task from the taskwarrior side, and do not update it on the logseq
+side, the task will just come back on the next `bugwarrior pull`.
+
+This hook addresses the problem by differentiating when you call the taskwarrior
+script directly in your shell vs when something else calls it (in my case,
+bugwarrior via systemd)
+
+If you try to close the task on the taskwarrior side, it'll execute taskopen for
+the task you are modifying so you may close it in logseq, which will then get
+updated on the next pull.
+
+## Requirements
+
+* python
+* taskwarrior
+* taskopen
+* logseq configured with the API access
+
+## Installation
+
+Link this script in your taskwarrior hooks directory with something like `ln
+-nsf /path/to/bugwarrior-check.py ~/.config/task/hooks/on-modify.bugwarrior`