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General Settings

These settings control the foundational aspects of the plugin, such as task identification, file storage, and click behavior.

← Back to Settings

Task Storage

  • Default tasks folder: The default location for new tasks.
  • Move archived tasks to folder: If enabled, tasks with a status of "archived" will be moved to the specified archive folder.
  • Archive folder: The folder to move archived tasks to.

Task Identification

  • Identify tasks by: Choose whether to identify tasks by a tag or by a frontmatter property.
    • Tag: If you choose to identify tasks by tag, you must specify the tag to use.
    • Property: If you choose to identify tasks by property, you must specify the property name and value.

Folder Management

  • Excluded folders: A comma-separated list of folders to exclude from the Notes tab.

Frontmatter

This section only appears when you have markdown links enabled globally in Obsidian settings.

  • Use markdown links in frontmatter: Enable markdown link format [text](path) for project and dependency links in frontmatter. Requires the obsidian-frontmatter-markdown-links plugin. When disabled (default), frontmatter uses wikilink format [[path]] which is natively supported by Obsidian.

Task Interaction

  • Single-click action: The action to perform when single-clicking a task card. Can be either "Edit task" or "Open note".
  • Double-click action: The action to perform when double-clicking a task card. Can be "Edit task", "Open note", or "No action".

Release Notes

  • View release notes: Opens a dedicated tab showing release notes for the current version. Release notes are displayed automatically after updating to a new version, and can also be accessed anytime via command palette or this settings button.