We now respect that emacs is a GUI and that the user must have complete control at all times. The flow also provides control to the user PRIOR to the user choosing the way to categorize this item.
Fits the four-letter pattern better. You’ll need to do a search-and-replace in the files managed by org-gtd, replacing “CANCELED” by “CNCL”.
The code now looks for top-level headings with a property called ORG_GTD with possible values: Action, Incubated, Projects, Scheduled, Delegated.
[2021-10-06 Wed]
The system would effectively skip over headings. Had to disable org-edna-mode while Ι am changing the states to CANCELED.
[2021-10-03 Sun]
There’s a new public function, (org-gtd-inbox-path), you should use this in your configuration instead of (org-gtd--path org-gtd-inbox-file-basename).
- projects can be canceled by calling
(org-gtd-cancel-project)on the top headline of the project - projects can be canceled by calling
(org-gtd-agenda-cancel-project)when the point is on the next task of the project on the agenda view.
(org-gtd-archive-complete-projects) now archives both completed and canceled projects.
[2021-09-19 Sun]
the readme was a cluttered mess, I’ve broken it down into a lot of subsections. I hope it will be easier to manage now.
Based on an idea in https://github.com/Trevoke/org-gtd.el/discussions/54
There’s now an available variable that you can use to extend and customize the behavior of item processing. If you come up with cool ideas, share them!
I dunno why this tag existed but we’re skipping this I guess.
[2020-08-20 Thu]
While processing the inbox, it was impossible to refile to the incubate file properly. This release fixes that bug.
To note:
If you haven’t yet, make sure you go to the incubate file and set up some categories for yourself, e.g. `* To Read`, `* To Eat`, etc. org-gtd currently handles up to two headline levels, so you could do `* To Read` and `** Horror` if you wanted