I sometimes wonder, why so many baby-“crap” plugins (hopefully nobody gets upset by this and if, then I can’t help) are able to make the way into the community plugin list, while other, great plugins seem to have a hard time to be approved. Sad.
Obsidian tries to fill the gap for tasks with a lot of plugins, but they look or cluttered, overwhelming, underwhelming to be useful or are just some gag and finally nothing useful for daily life.
I still need to use external apps to check off my tasks, but switching back and forth to and from Obsidian is tiresome.
AlanG’s MLO plugin looks clean, organized and simple to use, plus it offers API access. Sounds awesome. Please accept finally this great plugin, AlanG makes good products. We’re already waiting for 2 months now…
Thank you for the plugin. I’ve started experimenting with it a few days ago and it looks great!
I have one question about settings - how to turn on the more verbose option?
In the documentation about task metadata, there is section saying there is an option in the settings how to turn on the more verbose mode
Compatibility with other task plugins
To make Task Zero compatible with other task management plugins, you are able to turn on the more verbose first option in the plugin Settings page.
I understand the reasons, why the default is set to the options with metadata stored as data.json, but I would prefer to have the verbose version but I cannot see the option. Maybe I’ve just missed it in the setting, so if you could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.
