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Allow tasks to be marked "project" specific. These would then appear when you open the specific project. See also 26456; you probably want to be able to store the project-specific tasklist with the project source files so others can access them. This also makes it important for me to implement rfc 2445's "CLASS" attribute to provide access control for shared project tasks. I'm imagining that the GUI would have an attribute named "project-specific" which is boolean. I'm not sure what the default should be but after entering one task the next time you bring up the dialog it should have the previous value such that you can easily enter 10-15 project-specific tasks, or 10-15 global tasks.
Note that the new "browsable tasklists" feature removes much of the need for this; now you just create a tasklist for each project you're working on. It would still be nice if project switching would open/close tasklists so I'm leaving this bug around a while longer to think more about this, but I'm lowering the priority.
This should be probably implemented as a module without creating a dependency on /java. Here is how I think this should be done: - a new node under "important files" in the "projects" view connected to an .ics file in the project directory - close this file if the corresponding project get closed and reopen it if the project will be opened.