This command brings all the tasks inside of the currently open note to the top of the note. You can choose whether you want headings (e.g. "Open Tasks", "Sheduled Tasks" etc.) or whether you want just the sorted tasks brought to the top. Note: brings only task lines (not indented underneath)

This plugin will give you a choice of whether to mark all open tasks as completed or all completed tasks as open.

Sort the Tasks in the open note by (the first) #Tag and display with subheadings for each unique tag [If you want more granular control over whether there are or aren't headings, use /ts]

Sort the Tasks in the open note by (the first) @Mention and display with subheadings for each unique @mention [If you want more granular control over whether there are or aren't headings, use /ts]

This plugin will sort your tasks in the open note in the Editor

When you run /ts, it will sort the tasks into task types (open|scheduled|completed|cancelled), and it will ask you how you want to sort within those categories and whether you want the output to have the category type headings or not, e.g.:

• Open Task

• [>] Forwarded/Scheduled Task >2030-01-01

• Completed Task

• [-] Cancelled task

Note: Because the plugin needs to delete the tasks in order to sort and re-insert them in the proper order, as an extra safety measure, the plugin will make a backup of all the tasks you sort just in case something goes wrong. You can find all the tasks backed up at: @Trash/_Task-sort-backup, and you should probably clean that document out every so often. :)

Note: At this time, the plugin will ignore headings that are attached to the tasks (e.g. tasks indented under root-level #headings). I need to understand/think more about this use case and how to deal with it in sorting.

None required

• (optionally) Leave tasks with dates in place until they are overdue? [use getOverdueTasks()]