Awesome @matt!
A few small things -
and then swiping that sheet down is essentially a “cancel”; I expected it to commit the changes I had made.
- tapping the
Good point. I’ll look make those changes live soon.
- Swiping L→R on the outline focuses into that node; how do I undo that?
Swipe left from near the edge to the edge, ie. the opposite way. Let me know how it works for you, I can control the widths of the edges swipe areas. I only added this today so it’s quite fresh and not seriously tested.
- I can’t seem to swipe to dismiss the keyboard
Will look into it.
- I wish I could “swipe down to open a filter typeahead”, like how Bear or Things allow you to do.
Will need more info, as I don’t use either. Please open an issue on the github. See top of thread.
- I only have a single taskpaper file… any way to permanently bypass the file picker?
You can use a widget to jump back into the most recent file. There are also some long press actions on the icon but tbh I think the need redoing. I’ll see if I can make this better.
Sadly not since DocumentGroup app type prevents such thing. I can only recommend using “Recent” tab in picker, which means one tap on cold launch. Doc saves automatically with every edit, so you don’t need to close it. If the app isn’t flushed from memory (it’s so small it should stay around) then you shouldn’t have to open the doc very often. @connor
time picker
Odd! One of the first things I added so definitely not very well implemented 
Please add as many of these as you can as github issues @connor I’ll get to them tomorrow or at the weekend
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I should have left well enough alone as I’m now fixing my own stupidity. 
A Quick Note About Next Build:
Their implementation and functionality (mostly because I’m using SwiftUI/iOS documentGroup architecture) did not meet my high standards. They only worked on a warm launch (not on cold launch). Hopefully I can reintroduce some or all of them in a more considered way in a future version. But no promises.
could you be a little bit clearer, what remains and what not yet?
thanks
I’ve edited above. If you don’t recognise or didn’t use any of the items in the “remove” line, then there’s no need to worry and your use of the app will be unchanged 
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@search tags now executes the search query directly@done tag detection to avoid false matches inside other tagsComing in the next version:
Excellent work, Matt! The calculation tags open up entirely new possibilities. That’s something Jesse should consider for TaskPaper. By the way, isn’t this year the 20th anniversary of TaskPaper? At this point, a big thank you to Jesse for this brilliant minimalist concept. I’ve been using TaskPaper every single day for so many years, and I’m still fascinated like a little kid (56 years old). How many times have I procrastinated and briefly cheated with other apps, only to come back full of regret? oli
Great to see you here Oli
I’m a relative TaskPaper newbie of only 3 years. But it works for me and I don’t see the point in changing. I use it only for simple groups of lists, and archive done. That’s all!
I thought with my app I would add some extra features like cost/progress from old apps like Bonsai, BrainForest, and certain other Palm apps. If those features were possible on such a limited CPU then they should be easy on an iPhone.
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@flagged tag toggle in toolbar@progress and @cost now aggregate from direct children only, respecting hierarchy@cost tag now handles negative numbersI used Shadow on Palm…
Shadow Plan was great!
I know the author, Jeff “Skeezix” Mitchell
I might! I’m going to wait until PaperTrail is released, but will then consider adopting. Too busy with Bike 2 at the moment to think of much else.
And yes, 2006 is believe it was, so 20 years! Yipes!
Ha ha
would it be possible to have two documents open in PaperTrail at the same time?
@matt I’ve been mostly ignoring this project as I work in Bike, but I want to see what all the fun is about!!! Can you open up another few test flight slots?
Thank you, Jesse!
…but I want to see what all the fun is about!!!
Hi Jesse,
The “cost tag” is really a practical way for me to track, for example, the income and expenses of a specific project. In TP I usually link to an external Excel file, even though I know that Excel is completely overkill for such a simple plus/minus task.
Can´t wait for an iOS version of bike!
Best regards,
Oli
@jessegrosjean a few more places opened up on TestFlight! Go go go!
@amelchi “maybe” …I’ll look into it. What’s your use case?
Edit: ipad=yes, iphone=not currently
I am bound to the capabilities of DocumentGroup app architecture. it allows the app to be very small because it gives me many features “for free” but at the same time it does not do everything. To move away from it at this point, would mean a huge delay and a lot more code, and bugs.
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@today, and remove tags