Enhancement: Result should contain optional parent heading text

[QuaCKeReD]

Hi,

As a suggested enhancement, the plugin should be able to return the text of a defined parent level heading.

Also, the hover option could show snippet from the specified heading level, too.

By this, I mean, in the example below, that the h1 level text could be included in the results - without this, the context of the tasks are not clear.

File (name: ToDo test) - this is my current Daily Notes format, but the concept holds for any file:

# Project 1
## Meeting Tasks
- [ ] task under project 1 meetings
## Activity Tasks
- [ ] another task under project 1 activities
# Project 2
## Meeting Tasks
- [ ] task under project 2 meetings
# Project 3
## Activity Tasks
- [ ] task under project 3 activities

Current search - to show all meeting tasks:

heading includes Meeting Tasks

Current result - no context of the project these relate to:

task under project 1 meetings (ToDo test > Meeting Tasks)
task under project 2 meetings (ToDo test > Meeting Tasks)
2 tasks

Suggested search - with option;

heading includes Meeting Tasks
headingparentlevel is h1

Suggested result;

task under project 1 meetings (ToDo test > Project 1 > Meeting Tasks)
task under project 2 meetings (ToDo test > Project 2 > Meeting Tasks)
2 tasks

NB;
Maybe also an option to change the link text order;
(File > HeadingParentLevel > Heading)
(HeadingParentLevel > File > Heading)
etc

[schemar]

Hey there, thank you for your suggestion. This might be possible at a later stage. At the Moment, however, Tasks pretty much only supports one workflow: projects are files (or directories). If you want to get the most out of Tasks, you don’t mix projects in a (daily) note.
The idea is that all tasks live within their context in their respective project file. In the daily note (or any other overview, e.g. an extra right-Hanf pane with tasks), you aggregate all tasks from all projects using queries. This way, all tasks will have the project context appended to them (in brackets).
Add #133 and you have a very clear overview of what needs to be done where.

Does this help you?