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Sometimes you may want to use different sets of TODO keywords in parallel. For example, you may want to have the basic ‘TODO=/=DONE’, but also a workflow for bug fixing. Your setup would then look like this:
If I were to attempt to implement this and submit a PR, what would the recommended workflow be or where would I reference in the code? Should I make conscious effort to re-implement the same algorithm/style as the mainline org-mode repo?
@happy-dude I don't think you will manage to follow the same algorithm, because I didn't follow it at all when creating this. I think we should just update the parser to figure out all todo and all done states with this data, and the todo state switcher to properly suggest options. I don't know what emacs does when there is a same todo keyword in 2 sequences, so that should be tested before implementing.
To add another piece to the functionality. Orgmode in emacs allows for TODO sequences created at the top of a file as well. (not sure if that applies to each todo with properties), but definitely supports custom sequences per file (even multiple per file)
Does this feature exist in Emacs orgmode core?
Yes
Orgmode link
https://orgmode.org/guide/Multi_002dstate-Workflow.html
Feature value
From the manual:
In my specific case, I have different sequences defined for
Additional context
Example of how I defined my sequences in emacs:
Example of how I expected to define it in nvim-orgmode:
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