obsidian-tasks VS tq-obsidian

What I’d like to do I would like to create a dataview table of annotated tasks. I see some great implementations of this using atomic notes for each task (e.g., Dataview task and project examples and Inbox and Task Management Database using Atomic Notes as Tasks and Dataview). However, I like to keep single-line tasks scattered across notes more in the style of obsidian-tasks and would like to be able to display this style of annotated tasks as a dataview table with the annotations (i.e., [meta…

recurring-tasks.md -- small typo fix; added an example for the 'and-pattern' in the recurrence rules by @tymOx64 in https://github.com/schemar/obsidian-tasks/pull/416

In the task itself. https://github.com/schemar/obsidian-tasks

I think the most straightforward way to implement what you want may be through the tasks plugin: https://schemar.github.io/obsidian-tasks/

What's new: - It is now possible to reverse the order of the results using for example sort by due reverse. - Added a section to the documentation which describes how to integrate Tasks with the obsidian reminder plugin. - Internal changes which will enable the CodeMirror options plugin to show task query results in preview. This is going to be cool! - New and Expanded Documentation at https://schemar.github.io/obsidian-tasks/. - Add priority to tasks - Add scheduled date - Add start date - All dates carry over for recurring tasks - Add urgency as new default sort - Add short mode to query results

I have been using this awesome plugin "obsidian-tasks" for a while and I will use filter to get all the tasks from different notes to my daily notes.

I use the plugin for tasks from https://github.com/schemar/obsidian-tasks

So far when I search for Todo / Tasks with Obsidian, I see obsidian-tq. While an amazing plugin, it does not replicate my familiar workflow. Since there are a few plugins that emulate org-mode behavior in Obsidian (the most popular being obsidian-advanced-table), is there some plugin, that replicate this feature as well?

This looks great, thanks for recommending it. Unfortunately it looks like the project just got axed by the creator, so I'll be on the lookout when this new plugin releases https://github.com/tgrosinger/tq-obsidian.