Creating a pattern of sub-tasks

[liftway99]

Hello everyone,
I hope you're doing well,
I have been using superproductivity for a while and it's been a great tool.

However, i'm losing so much time to copy/paste the name of sub-tasks for projets that require same sub-tasks.
Is there a way to create some "pattern" in order to create a list of pre-save sub-tasks for each type of project ?

For instance, if I create a project call "morning sport", it will automatically create the sub-tasks related to this project (like "warm-up" "do push-ups"..."

I found the way to export in .csv all the tasks when i checked "done" all the tasks but I didn"t find a way to import this list of sub-tasks when i'm creating a new project.

If there is no way to do it in the app, do you know another way to do it by connecting superproductivity with Gitlab/Jira/... ?

Thanks a lot for reading it and helping me find a way to make superproductivity even more efficient.

Have a good day

[ToNyRANDRIAMANANTSOA]

Do you mean recurrent tasks ?

[tankred]

I kind of have the same question. My use case is when planning a trip to a conference for work.
This generates a set of tasks to tackle some time beforehand, like registration, and travel details. And a list of tasks for after the conference. I would like to import a prepared set of tasks, eg all with the tag 'travel' with specific dates

SAMPLE to import

`

Update personal and work calendar for TIIME Unconference #travel ^Monday =10min #e1
Book ticket for TIIME Unconference #travel ^Wednesday =10min #e1
Book flight for TIIME Unconference #travel ^Thursday =20min #e1
Book lodging for TIIME Unconference #travel ^Friday =30min #e1
Coordinate airport transportation for TIIME Unconference #travel ^Tomorrow =10min #e1
Book ground transportation for TIIME Unconference #travel ^Tomorrow =10min #e1
Complete expense report for TIIME Unconference #travel ^5 Feb =10min #e1
Process notes and followup for TIIME Unconference #travel ^5 Feb =10min #e1

`

[jamesburns22]

I got a workaround for this. I create the template task and create a repeating order. I have a new task every day for me to use. Annoying workaround but it works.