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Consider using org-ql-search interface and make org-timeblock display its results #42

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ParetoOptimalDev opened this issue Jan 18, 2024 · 1 comment

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ParetoOptimalDev commented Jan 18, 2024

I'm imagining something like the agenda-like view in this:

Except the part that shows the agenda like view would show the org-timeblock blocks.

This would enable:

  • using org-timeblock as normal to block your time
  • using org-timeblock to see what your real time usage looked like (hit =v=, modify query to (todo "DONE")
  • utilize org-ql-agenda's ability to save queries as views

I remember you stating on reddit a goal was to be compatible with org-agenda. Perhaps a middle step that should be pretty easy if I understand the code would be integrating with org-ql-agenda.

It also covers quite a few of my wants/feedback in #41 (which I hope was useful and not overwhelming!).

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This is blocked by org-ql not supporting time ranges for now: alphapapa/org-ql#237

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