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I am loving bugwarrior, not least because rather than having to visit 3rd-party tools I can see everything I'm doing right in TaskWarrior. It's seriously made an enormous impact to both my workflow and my enjoyment of getting things done in general. However, I'm having a tricky time finding a clean way to allow unbounded length annotations.
I was hoping that setting annotation_length = 0 would allow annotations to be of any length; instead it appears to reduce annotations to the shortest length possible, which is the opposite of what I'm after.
Right now I've got annotation_length set to a very large number, but that doesn't feel like a very clean way of doing things.
Is there a way to tell bugwarrior to use unbounded length annotations, or if not, may I humbly suggest annotation_length = 0 be a way of doing this?
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I am loving bugwarrior, not least because rather than having to visit 3rd-party tools I can see everything I'm doing right in TaskWarrior. It's seriously made an enormous impact to both my workflow and my enjoyment of getting things done in general. However, I'm having a tricky time finding a clean way to allow unbounded length annotations.
I was hoping that setting
annotation_length = 0
would allow annotations to be of any length; instead it appears to reduce annotations to the shortest length possible, which is the opposite of what I'm after.Right now I've got
annotation_length
set to a very large number, but that doesn't feel like a very clean way of doing things.Is there a way to tell bugwarrior to use unbounded length annotations, or if not, may I humbly suggest
annotation_length = 0
be a way of doing this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: