First of 3 posts on managing tasks with Obsidian, which I need to invest in as I'm creating tasks as I write my notes and then never looking for them again. This post starts with installing Calendar and Obsidian Tasks plugins.
As always, to follow this advice I then needed to set up another plugin. Journaling Using Daily Questions in Obsidian helped me get my Templates organised (if not defined) and introduced me to Tracker, which:
Back to Tasks. I will not for the moment use the global task filter.
Onto thesecond post, on queries, which shows how the Daily Note template can include a query of all tasks due that day, via the use of the date token (" due on {{date:YYYY-MM-DD}} "). Useful!
But how to include in the daily and/or weekly reviews that I've caught all tasks I've added that day/week? In post 3 (Obsidian Task Management Review) we meet the Review plugin, which "allows you to add the current note to a future note ... to make sure you review it again on that date. This can be useful for project review (e.g., Getting Things Done), as a tickler file... spaced repetition, and to remind you of past failures or that embarrassing thing you did yesterday."
However, while useful, this doesn't do it for me: it allows you to manually flag a note to be reviewed on a day in the future, and adds a link to that day's daily note to remind me. But what I want is to ensure all tasks are being tracked... or shouldn't be.
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