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this is just a minor annoyance, but I (NOT coming from taskwarrior) find the terminology used a little bit confusing.
You enter a task.
Then you "start" it. But the new state is not "started" (as I would have expected) but "active".
Then you "stop" it. Again the new state is not "stopped" but "paused".
This probably comes from taskwarrior and as I said is not a big deal, but e.g. not having a command "list-active", but rather "list-started" would make it self-explanatory what command you would have to use to ("start" obviously) to get a task into this state.
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Hi,
this is just a minor annoyance, but I (NOT coming from taskwarrior) find the terminology used a little bit confusing.
You enter a task.
Then you "start" it. But the new state is not "started" (as I would have expected) but "active".
Then you "stop" it. Again the new state is not "stopped" but "paused".
This probably comes from taskwarrior and as I said is not a big deal, but e.g. not having a command "list-active", but rather "list-started" would make it self-explanatory what command you would have to use to ("start" obviously) to get a task into this state.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: