Import and track #TODO: items from the codebase

[dzintars]

I'm just exploring...
So... I have "general" Taskwarrior database, where I do put different stuff.
But lately i started to utilize $TASKDATA with Direnv per project basis (software development). So instead of using Contexts or Projects I just use "local, per-project database". And I do commit it to Git (solo projects). That seems to work pretty well.

My question/idea is:

Is there some kind of Vim/Task plugin which can scan the entire project/code base for tags like #TODO: and to create the task list automatically for me? On top of that, I would love to have file path and line number of that particular #TODO item in annotation, so that when I click on it, it opens the new Vim buffer in that particular place.
???
Sometimes (quite often) it's more "ergonomic" just to slam #TODO: Improve this thing (example) comment just above the particular stanza and move on.
And when the comment is removed from the codebase, I just want it to be marked as Done.

Had anyone seen something similar like that?

[adriangalilea]

I would love this too

[adriangalilea]

@dzintars just so you know I managed to do something decent using both:

• todo-to-issue-action
• bugwarrior

I don't like the setup but I'll see how well it works for me over time.

You can also take a look at this:
https://github.com/ianlewis/todos