[psidnell]

Originally Posted by kingsinger

If I want to remove the context grouping, do I need to modify my query or is that something I need to change in my template? If it's in the template, how do I change the template to get that result?

I just created a template called flat.json and deleted entries for projects, contexts and folders. I also removed any indenting. When I tried it it just gave me a flat list of tasks - is that something like what you're after?

{
    "indent": 0,
    "dateFormat": "%Y-%m-%d",
    "depth": 0, 
    "Nodes": {
        "TaskStart": "- $name", 
        "TaskGroupStart": "- $name"
    }, 
    "NodeAttributeDefaults": {
        "date_to_start": "", 
        "date_due": "", 
        "date_completed": "", 
        "link" : "",
        "name": "", 
        "project": "", 
        "context": "", 
        "flagged": "",
        "note": ""
    }, 
    "indentString": "\t", 
    "NodeAttributes": {
        "date_to_start": " @start($value)", 
        "date_due": " @due($value)", 
        "date_completed": " @done($value)", 
        "link": "$value", 
        "name": "$value", 
        "project": " @project($value)", 
        "context": " @context($value)", 
        "flagged": " @flagged",
        "note": ""
    }
}

...EDIT...

Just realised you'll need to write this as a taskpaper or text file, if the tool notices you're writing markdown then there's some custom code that handles the title #'s and line spacing that will insert blank headings.

...EDIT...

V2.1.4 just pushed - it comes with a "flat" template like the above and I've fixed it so it works for markdown - it's a nicer solution :-)

Note that the install procedure is slightly different and won't require you to mess with the runner script each and every time.