A stopwatch as a Task.

For example in the “event” of screen turned on , We could be able to add a stopwatch task to start time counting up and outputs a variable so that we could know how much time has elapsed

I know we could do that by doing maths on TIMES var, but there are times that the stopwatch itself is needed like pausing it and resuming it and still would be able to have a variable to output the seconds or time past

Requesting that Device care, found at Settings -> scrolling down to Device care, be added to the list of Settings Tasker can quickly call up (in addition to Internal Storage Settings, Memory Card Settings, etc.)

Thanks!

Hi Joao, can I ask for adding support for new SQL directives to the 'SQL Query' action?

The main one I was looking for in a project I'm working on is: DROP TABLE. (fails reporting issues with db write permissions)

And, if possible, would be great if you could add more than the one I wrote you before.

Only the following are currently supported when Pent added that action: INSERT INTO, UPDATE, CREATE TABLE, DELETE FROM, ALTER TABLE

Thank you ;)

A new option in Test Scene preferably called Elements that'll return the names of all the Elements in that scene.

There should be an action to change the size of scenes so that scenes could be created dynamically depending on the screen size of the device they are being run on. There is already a set element size action, an additional set scene size action is needed.

Optionally variables should also be settable for both the geometry of scenes and the geometry of scene elements if someone wants to use that instead.

João is already aware of this missing feature and adding this idea is just for his convince. 

Interface for raspberry, domotica direct from tasker

Please add or bring back encryption in tasker

While it would be ideal if my tinkering with profiles, tasks, and scenes always led to me cleaning up what I don't eventually use - the reality is that a lot of garbage piles up. It would be nice to search across all projects and:

1. Find what relates to only profiles that are disabled, such that it can aid in clean up (right now, you can see disabled in each project, but not easily tell all the tasks, scenes, and variables that could be deleted to clean those out),
2. and when searching for something you know is enabled, only find

With Variable Search/Replace you can store the results in another variable. What I wish to be able to do is to search an Array, and store the duplicates in another Array

Cell Near have the option to ignore certain towers, I don't see why WiFi Near can't have the same option for Mac Addresses(or even for SSIDs, but Mac is more useful to me)

Basically have some way to remove duplicates across multiple arrays.

It would be beneficial if wen could move the Tasker-Backup anywhere in Google Drive. At the moment it's on the start folder of "My Drive" and it can't be moved. Else a new Tasker-Backup-Folder will be created.

Since Tasker has been green lighted for SMS/MMS, would it be permitted if Tasker could register as default SMS/MMS App?

I suggest this idea as with the SmsManager class/objects, we could control SMS/MMS much more. This would include building our own SMS/MMS apps, backing up/restoring, organising and filtering as well as blocking/spam filtering. It would also allow us to see hidden short codes from those dodgy SMS spammers.

Essentially, Tasker would just need to register it for now, rather than you make anything forward facing for it. Java could then do the rest. I for one would start

I have a suggestion that when we rearrange any list item, for example some tasks list it can't be dragged and dropped to the desired place easily. If we tap & hold any item and move to some position it doesn't move to the place which we intended to move. This happens to profiles, tasks, actions,.. etc. we have to move everything up and down many times to get them in desired position.

If you add a 'drag & drop' icon, that appears when we start to move an item, it'd be so helpful. If possible, when you get enough

By "Actions' Conditioners" I mean If/Then/Else, AND/OR, etc.

And for those who have smaller screen maybe could be set from preferences this to be thru tapping or sliding in some particular way, and so in task view the actions' conditioners indicates with a number, as to how many connections it has (same conditioners elsewhere, relating to same variables, or both), and so if it has more than 0, when tapping or sliding on it in some particular way, then could see overlay pop-up of all the actions' conditioners that sharing the same variables or other non-variable conditioners, and perhaps with

Just like in the log where the user can select Profiles, Tasks and/or Actions; it would be great to have the same selection buttons in Search. The use case would be a more granular search for cases when you know the Task name or that the variable is used in a Profile without having to scroll through all of the actions which use the variable.

Any thoughts of making a plugin for Raspberry pi interface?  It would be convenient to start or stop a python file remotely, or interrogate the pi for a variable value. 

Currently, there are "tap" and "long tap" options.  But it's impossible to trigger any tasks until the user's finger has released the button.

I have some specific ideas that require actions to happen immediately when a button in the scene is touched, not just when it's released.  I'd also like to be able to check whether the button/image/item is still being pressed, and trigger an "exit action" when the button is released (the current "tap" feature is basically an exit action for a button, so that's already there; just not an "enter action" for buttons)

I understand that it'd be

It would be like creating a role in Java, but to perform custom actions with Tasker design with elements generally used when creating Tasker actions doing almost as Perform Task only with more customizations.

Action to write a layout.xml code that returns the id to be used for Java objects such as creating notifications, toasts, or custom activities.