Linux command
task 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Add a new task
task add "[description]"
Add a task with project and due date
task add "[description]" project:[project_name] due:[tomorrow]
List all pending tasks
task list
Mark a task as done
task [task_id] done
Modify an existing task
task [task_id] modify priority:[H] due:[friday]
Delete a task
task [task_id] delete
Show detailed info
task [task_id] info
Start working on a task
task [task_id] start
说明
Taskwarrior is a command-line task management application that maintains a list of tasks with support for projects, tags, priorities, due dates, and custom attributes. It provides powerful filtering and reporting capabilities. Tasks can have attributes like project, priority (H/M/L), due dates, tags, wait dates, and user-defined attributes. Filters allow selecting tasks based on any combination of attributes. Reports provide customizable views of task data. Configuration is stored in ~/.taskrc and task data in ~/.task/. These locations can be overridden via environment variables TASKRC and TASKDATA. All commands can be abbreviated as long as the prefix is unique.
参数
- add
- Add a new task to the task list.
- done
- Mark a task as completed.
- delete
- Delete a task from the list.
- modify
- Modify attributes of an existing task.
- start
- Mark a task as started (active).
- stop
- Mark a task as no longer active.
- annotate
- Add an annotation to a task.
- list
- Display pending tasks using the default report.
- info
- Show all data and metadata for a task.
- undo
- Revert the most recent change.
- log
- Add a task that is already completed.
- duplicate
- Create a copy of a task.
- projects
- List all projects with task counts.
- tags
- List all tags in use.
- --rc _file_
- Use an alternative configuration file.
- --force
- Suppress confirmation prompts.
- --verbose
- Show more detailed output.
- --quiet
- Suppress non-essential output.
- --debug
- Enable debugging output.
- --version
- Display version information.
FAQ
What is the task command used for?
Taskwarrior is a command-line task management application that maintains a list of tasks with support for projects, tags, priorities, due dates, and custom attributes. It provides powerful filtering and reporting capabilities. Tasks can have attributes like project, priority (H/M/L), due dates, tags, wait dates, and user-defined attributes. Filters allow selecting tasks based on any combination of attributes. Reports provide customizable views of task data. Configuration is stored in ~/.taskrc and task data in ~/.task/. These locations can be overridden via environment variables TASKRC and TASKDATA. All commands can be abbreviated as long as the prefix is unique.
How do I run a basic task example?
Run `task add "[description]"` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does add do in task?
Add a new task to the task list.