A file-based task manager
Rename tsk export to tsk assign
Better matches the existing `assigned` property semantics — exporting
a task to another namespace is functionally an assignment, and the
two commands now use the same vocabulary.
`tsk bundle` is unaffected (zip export was renamed earlier; this only
touches the cross-namespace command).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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src/main.rs
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src/main.rs
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remote: String,
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},
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/// Send a task to another namespace's inbox. Defaults to the top-of-stack
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/// task; use -T to pick a different one. Sets `assigned=[[<ns>/tsk-N]]`
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/// on the source.
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Export {
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/// Assign a task to another namespace by sending it to that namespace's
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/// inbox. Defaults to the top-of-stack task; use -T to pick a different
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/// one. Sets `assigned=[[<ns>/tsk-N]]` on the source.
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Assign {
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/// Target namespace.
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target: String,
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#[command(flatten)]
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Commands::GitSetup { gitignore, remote } => command_git_setup(dir, gitignore, remote),
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Commands::GitPush { remote } => command_git_push(dir, remote),
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Commands::GitPull { remote } => command_git_pull(dir, remote),
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Commands::Export { target, task_id } => command_export_to_ns(dir, target, task_id),
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Commands::Assign { target, task_id } => command_assign(dir, target, task_id),
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Commands::Inbox => command_inbox(dir),
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Commands::Accept { key } => command_accept(dir, key),
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Commands::Bundle { output } => command_bundle(dir, output),
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Ok(())
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}
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fn command_export_to_ns(dir: PathBuf, target: String, task_id: TaskId) -> Result<()> {
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fn command_assign(dir: PathBuf, target: String, task_id: TaskId) -> Result<()> {
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let ws = Workspace::from_path(dir)?;
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let id = ws.task(task_id.into())?.id;
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let key = ws.export_to_namespace(&target, id)?;