System tray icon is missing, instead of the icon there is a blank clickable area.

Hello,

I have two different task lists that I use in parallel using the contex command.

# task context work
Context 'work' set. Use 'task context none' to remove.
# task list
ID Age Due        Description                    Urg 
 5 11d 2016-09-27 Answer to John                 2.1
1 task

And when I switch to my personal list:

# task context perso
Context 'perso' set. Use 'task context none' to remove.
# task list
ID Age Due        Description                    Urg 
 6 8d 2016-10-01 Pay the bill                   2.1
1 task

When I install this extension, all my tasks are displayed on a unique list which is not pratical.
Is there a way to at least only show/force one context even if there is no simple GUI to switch back and forth ?

Thanks
Alphazo

It would be helpful if the tasks are sorted like "task next" does.

I suggest that the add task field has focus when opening menu (I use ) so it is possible to add tasks without moving to the mouse.

Currently, when I click on the "due ..." line in an open task, the window closes.
I would like new behavior to be to edit that tag ("due" in this case) directly in the menu.

Thanks for this extremely useful gnome extension!
Would it be possible to incorporate a "sync" button that performs a synchronization with the task server?

As you can see an the screenshots, when using the brigt variant of Adapta (non-Nokto), the properties of tasks are unreadable. This shouldn't be an issue of Adapta, because everything else is behaving fine.

On my system, with gnome-shell 3.22 on Ubuntu (gnome3-staging ppa), clicking on the taskwarrior icon a second time (to close the menu) causes gnome-shell to crash:

segfault at 0 ip 00007f98802a653a sp 00007ffe81e2bb48 error 4 in libc-2.24.so[7f9880206000+1bd000]

The first click (to open the menu) works fine. It's the second click (to close it) that causes the crash. This issue may be due to the fact that I'm running the staging version of gnome-shell and not due to the taskwarrior extension itself; but I thought I'd mention it anyway. This version of gnome-shell is otherwise stable on my system (ie.no other extensions cause it to crash).

Hey there. First thx for your great extension!

Setup
I am heavily using taskwarrior for my task organisations and also documentation (via annotations). My setup: Fedora 24, Gnome 3.20 and 3 Monitors.

Monitor-Setup:
| LEFT-Monitor | CENTER-Monitor (Primary) | RIGHT-Monitor |

Problem
When there is a long task description the Window of your addon is spawning all over my main screen and the screen left of it because you raising the windows size with the task description length. Maybe limit the printed description and make linke breaks.

| LEFT-Monitor | CENTER-Monitor (Primary) | RIGHT-Monitor |
-------------------------------- WINDOW ----------|

I updated my system from Fedora 29 to Fedora 30.
After that the Gnome TaskWarrior extension fails to load.

RPM: gnome-shell-extension-taskwarrior-4.0-4.fc30.noarch

Gnome-tweaks displays an exclamation sign, with "Error loading extension".
Gnome Looking-glass shows these lines:
TypeError: this._construct is not a function
TypeError: _indicator is undefined
TypeError: this._construct is not a function

If more (debug)info is needed, please let me know.

Egon

Upgraded to Gnome 3.36.1 and now I'm getting "Error loading extension" in Gnome Tweaks.

I would just try and upgrade the code myself, but I'm not sure how to debug this?

• https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell
  • There doesn't appear to be a guide to upgrading extensions for what I assume is an upgrade to the (apparently fragile, fast-moving) API
• https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GnomeShell/Extensions#Debugging_extensions
  • Says to run journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell -f or to review ~/.xsession-errors
    • journalctl doesn't seem to show have anything specific to this extension?
• https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GnomeShell/Extensions/Writing#Basic_Debugging

If taskwarrior is used in combination with timewarrior it is IMHO very helpful to stop the active task in case the screensaver gets manually activated, or if it gets activated after idle time, to not confuse timetracking.

I certainly see reasons to let the current task active. In the end its up to the user to decide how idle time should be handled. In my case nothing has to be tracked.

In gettext translation files, it is customary to store information in an empty string (""). There are a few such strings used in this extension, which then displays this information in the interface.

An example is the 'modify task' dialogue.

I like having a number in the bar to see how many tasks I need to be worried about. I'm not sure what the best solution is (perhaps have a certain set of filters or something), but I'd like to see something before clicking the menu button.

If the task contains a ' adding will fail because the string is not quoted according to gnome-shell:

org.gnome.Shell.desktop[1986]: GLib.ShellError: Text endete, bevor ein passendes Anführungszeichen für ' gefunden wurde. (Der Text war »task add Xen's qdisk«)

Creating the same task with tasknc works.

After installing the extension no task are listed even if I've got 6 active tasks.

Scenario:

1. Click on the taskwarrior extension icon
2. click again to close it
3. gnome shell segfaults

log entry:

juin 20 16:33:03 38-billcipher kernel: gnome-shell[3078]: segfault at 0 ip 00007f38b9718b5a sp 00007ffea36bb0e8 error 4 in libc-2.23.so[7f38b967a000+1c0000]

my system: ubuntu 16.04, using Ubuntu GLIBC 2.23-0ubuntu3
extension: latest git commit d619b7b

The issue is not reproducible if I use the key binding to open/close the menu
If I exit the taskwarrior menu by hovering away the mouse on another top panel entry, I can click normally

On a multi-monitor setup, the popup expands beyond the limits of the main monitor, if the text is too long.

There is no taskwarrior icon element visible on the desktop.
Running Ubuntu 22.04 with Gnome and gnome-shell 42.2.
Hope this is enough info,

Hello,

Thanks for creating and maintaining this extension :)

I wish that when adding a new task with an existing filter, the new task would use the filter.

1. Enter filter "+home"
2. Add new task "tune_piano"

What happens now: the new task "tune_piano" is not visible in the filtered tasks
What I wish: the new task "tune_piano" is visible in the filtered tasks (because when adding the new task, it was already adding the filter "+home" as well)

Best,

Hi,

Is it possible to have the tasks colored based on the priority? That would be a great feature for tasks to stand out among a big list.

Great idea for extension, but doesn't work.

I'm facing to a problem, I can't modify my tasks because I've many pending tasks and the list fills all my right screen:

Is it possible to integrate a page system like [1], [2], etc ?

From the preferences, I can't disable the shortcut. Pressing backspace at the key prompt resets it to Ctrl-F8

In your READNE.md, you have a link that apparently was meant to link to screenshots -- https://github.com/sgaraud/gnome-extension-taskwarrior/blob/master/taskwarriorgnomeshell.png?raw=true -- but that's a 404 broken link.

Which is a shame because there aren't any other screenshots I can find, either here at github or over at the gnome extensions page. And since there is another TaskWarrior extension -- i.e. TaskWhisperer https://github.com/sgaraud/gnome-extension-taskwarrior/blob/master/taskwarriorgnomeshell.png?raw=true -- screenshots would be really useful, to help potential users (such as myself) see what's different with this extension, whether it would make sense to install it along side the other one, or instead of the other one, or not at all.... if you see what I mean.