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alias t=task
alias t-="task delete"
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alias ta='task add'
alias tal='task add dep:"$(task +LATEST uuids)"'
alias t.='tal'
alias td="task done"
alias th="task status_report:hide"
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alias tan='task add scheduled:today'
alias tat='task add scheduled:tomorrow until:sch+14d'
alias tm='task modify'
alias tn='clear;task next'
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alias trol="task sch:yes status:pending modify sch:tod"
alias tu="task undo"
alias tv="vit rc.alias.next=list"
alias tw1="task modify wait:1d"
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alias in='t add +in'
alias rnd='t add +rnd'
alias to='taskopen'
# Shortcut for my weekly report, based on my task-status utility: https://git.arachnitech.com/kellya/task-status
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alias ts='task-status --bullet=""'
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# context control
alias tc="task context"
alias tt="task rc.context=none"
alias ttv="vit rc.alias.next=list rc.context=none"
# main categories
alias tmaint="t project:maint"
# Scripty aliases
tickle () {
deadline=$1
shift
in +tickle wait:$deadline $@
}
alias tick=tickle
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# Sometimes I want to make things go away, taskrm will delete and purge an entity
taskrm () {
TASK_CMD="task"
TASK_OPTIONS=""
if [[ $1 == "-f" ]] || [[ $1 == "--force" ]];then
TASK_OPTIONS="rc.confirmation=off"
shift
fi
if [[ $# == 0 ]]; then
echo "No arguments given, exiting"
return 1
fi
TASKUUID=$(task $1 uuids)
$TASK_CMD $TASK_OPTIONS delete $1 && $TASK_CMD $TASK_OPTIONS purge $TASKUUID
}
alias trm="taskrm"
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# These were built from inspiration from various parts of the internet, but in particular:
# https://gist.github.com/simonmichael/7d57c47dc643279951f1
# https://www.reddit.com/r/taskwarrior/comments/uvwqlz/share_your_aliases/