Currently, the Calendar Insert action lacks a "Color" field. To set a specific color, users must:

​Create the event.

​Use Test Get Calendar Events to find the newly created Event ID.

​Use Calendar Update to apply the color.

​The Solution: Add a Color input field directly within the Calendar Insert action. This field should ideally support:

​Alternatively, you can slightly optimize the process by outputting the event id as local variable from the Calendar Insert action.

​If

My next feature request is to update the sqlite version in the sql query action. I would like to use many of the date time functions only available in later versions.

When I query "SELECT sqlite_version();" it outputs "3.39.2

Compare the two user guides' pages on date and time functions:

[3.39.2 - September 2022](https://web.archive.org/web/20220902005517/https://www.sqlite.org/lang_datefunc.html)

[3.53.0 - Latest Version ](https://www.sqlite.org/lang_datefunc.html)

The latest version has the timediff function that is missing from the earlier one. It also has 14 more substitutions and 9 more modifiers. Those would be very useful for a few of my projects. 

Thanks! 

When some apps (KWGT is one such example) need to prompt the user to select an image, installed icon packs (as well as other image sources like gallery apps) show up in the Open from menu. If the user selects one, he can search through the icon pack to select any icon in it as an image.

However, when Tasker needs the user to select an image, the resulting file picker does not contain image sources in the Open from view. It's just a plain file picker.

As it is now, user must extract icons from packs and place the

Tasker should have its own "No-SQL" like database to store and retrieve complex data rather than  just variables. 

This will also allow variable backup and any data can be queried remotely without having to setup a profile for each of the stuff

Add a fingerprint event so Tasker can respond to fingerprint scanner from any screen.

This will enable things like turning off screen with fingerprint sensor, as well as execute any task with a touch of finger.

Better have options to respond only to registered finger, as well as gestures (fingerprint swipt down... Etc.)