Marty Oehme
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Set burndown chart to only display last 3 months of tasks. I have found this (for now) to be the best balance between getting a general sense of overview and still having a meaningful output. The problem with just basic `burndown` command is that, after using taskwarrior for a while, your completed tasks *will* pile up (I think I am at around 1000 now) and the burndown chart, showing relative balance of completed, pending, working on, will become meaningless. It will only ever display a large portion of green --- completed --- tasks and not give a lot of insight. Setting it to only 1 month back, or even just a week, can work but for me does not present enough of a tracking overview. I want to see, relatively, how well I am doing over the last couple of weeks instead of just today against the days before. This setting might still change as my needs change.
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17 lines
884 B
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rename-window tasksh
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send-keys tasksh C-m "+TODAY" C-m
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new-window -n dash
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send-keys "cd ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/task/; fd . | entr -c task next" C-m
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split-window -h -l 71
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send-keys "cd ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/task/; fd . | entr -c task summary" C-m
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split-window -v "cd ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/task/; fd . | entr -c task end.after=tod-3m or entry.after=tod-1m burndown"
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select-pane -t 1
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split-window -v -l 5
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send-keys "t" Space
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new-window -n history
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send-keys "cd ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/task/; fd . | entr -c task ghistory.monthly" C-m
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split-window -v -l 80% "cd ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/task/; fd . | entr -c task ghistory.weekly"
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split-window -v -l 60% "cd ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/task/; fd . | entr -c task ghistory.daily"
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split-window -v -l 10%
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send-keys "nvim ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-~/.config}/task/taskrc" C-m
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select-window -t 2
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