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Separate Logcat Action to eliminate run away processes
We can run Logcat via Code > Shell when permission is granted. However, it is easy to error the logcat command where the process will run away. e.g. typo "logcat notification" (a simple error) and Tasker will run logcat forever. We can pkill, but this can become an issue if Task limit is hit, Kill All wont kill the run away PID. Could there be a Logcat Action dedicated for this command please? That way if a Kill All is done, it'll kill the logcat process too.
Thank you.
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Planned
add "wake on lan" functionality
add "wake on lan" funtionality
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Provide a preference for default transition time.
When using scenes, it is a pain to set the transition time to 0 each time you add an activity that changes an element. Allow the default time for this setting to be specified. This could be globally in settings, or perhaps on a per scene basis.
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Have a settings preference to show a notification when there are pop up errors waiting to be viewed.
It's much easier to work out what went wrong if the pop up error log is viewed in a timely fashion, rather than hours or maybe days later.
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Show task name and action number in pop up error log.
The error pop up when you open tasker for editing does not provide information about where the error occurred. The additional information (perhaps shown upon tapping on the error) would be invaluable.
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Restore backup.xml file in a task to load different configurations remotely
I think is a good idea the possibility to import/restore a backup.xml file to Tasker to load different configurations of Tasker. For example i send an sms with "load config 1" and tasker load the backup_config_1.xml saved in /sdcard/Download/.
is a very useful feature, because i have an android in another place, and i can configure and customize remotely.
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FAB button (+) problem solved?
It seems to me there's only one place where the + button function should be constantly visible - in the Task editor as another standard button, as shown...
There's a logical / intuitive place for this function elsewhere - as a menu option on each category tab title - PROFILES, TASKS, SCENES - it's already on the Project tab. Here's how I see it...
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Project app drawer
Crazy idea in regards to the projects. What if you made it like a "dock" and "app drawer". Bare with me. So instead of scrolling right and left for projects you have a few (for me it's 6 before I have to scroll) projects always visible and if you swipe up on them like you would on a dock in a launcher it would open up an "app drawer" grid of projects.
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Center pic option on set wallpaper
I have a tasker to change lockscreen wallpaper on phone on but many pics end up right orientated. There are options to scroll and crop . Can a center pic option be added. Thanks
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Auto complete in global variable
Selection of global variable set by tasker and the user from the search list is bit difficult when one has many variables set by the user. A drop down list or auto complete based on the starting alphabets would be of great help as the list would be small and easy to select.
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scene.webview.
1. WebView sometimes must be bigger than scene. Scene take part of WebView.
2. Crop WebView
3. Scale
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File monitoring for root files
5.9.3.beta4 introduces the ability to trigger tasks upon file events, however though this is limited to files in the /storage partition (where tasker gets permission for). For rooted phones, I would like to be able to monitor any file (specifically in /data partition)
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Please add a refresh button
I thought to suggests to add a refresh button under: Profile- plus -applications, and Profile- Event -notification -owner applications- applications. so tasker can refresh the apps for those tasker do not refresh.
Thanks.
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Source control for tasker
I just had an incredible idea that might be of interest to Tasker users, and would be of exceptional help to myself: Source control like you see in git.
Commit and Push: You could make changes to your Tasker project, commit and push those changes to a repo (say on github, or VSTS), and be able to revert those changes by reverting the commit. You'd be able to see what changed between commits.
Branches: In addition, being able to make "branches" to allow for further source control, (for testing, specific sets of features, etc). The ability to merge branches and
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Set Tasker Icon via variable
It would be handy to have Set Tasker Icon (either from the standard action or from JavaScript) accept a variable for the icon similar to how the Notify action (and AutoNotification action) can use a URI via the "android.resource" scheme. Some of my tasks are mainly a bunch of Set Tasker Icon actions, it'd be nice to use JavaScript to reduce them.
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Use shizuku for adb privilege
It would be nice to acquire ADB privilege from Shizuku rather than having it separately.
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Xposed integration.
It would be great if we've a built-in integration with Xposed or Xposed module over basic android stuff. Such as detecting windows, connectivity even to execute tasker' tasks I'm using Xposed module to send terminal command to tasker to run the tasks and it is faster by Xposed.
Another speed example detecting apps or notifications is faster by Xposed framework.
And most of tasker users are having root access and Xposed both on their phones since with tasker we can build a huge projects and things getting complicated to launch Xposed Framework will sure help for speed or reducing resources
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Tasker Scene Element
Would be nice if: 1. Checklist is properly resize able, not only the outer border. 2. Toggle ui only consist of Font and without the underline when on, and no need to have background as we can always add separate background just like Text element. Thanks ...
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3rd Party App Link
Hello,
When trying to use a 3rd party app in profiles or tasks that we don't have installed, it would be nice if when we click on it (red list item, because we don't have it on our device), if there was a popup with a link to the app on the play store that asked us if we wanted to go there to download it.
Thanks!