nextcloud / nextcloud/deck

Field to link contacts to tasks, similar to tags

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enhancement integration integration: tasks / calendar
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Description

Same as feature request in tasks app. I dont really use deck to remind me of people I need to contact (since there is no real way of showing all the cards tagged with "contact" across multiple boards in the same place) but it would still be a useful feature for quickly navigating to right contacts page.

This is different then the "assign users to a task" feature request, since there are a bunch of people in my contacts book that I would like to "tag", but who don't have accounts.

If I have a task that says "email person x" or "call person x", where person x is in the nextcloud contacts app, there should be a feild where I can start typing that persons nickname and then see it in a dropdown menue so I can quickly navigate to their contact page or sort tasks based on associated contacts.

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Research direction

Start with the related Nextcloud Tasks feature request (#2019) and compare its scope with Deck. Define how a card field should search contacts by nickname, link to contact pages, and support sorting across boards; done should cover the requested navigation and sorting behavior.

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Assessment

Tech stack
javascript
Domain
full-stack
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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