I think it would be really great if one could create tags which automatically change when they are clicked. I’m editing a volume and I would like a tag set with the following cycle / flow:
So if you click on the #proposal_submitted tag it becomes #proposal_accepted. Where there is a choice (e.g. between #proposal_accepted and #proposal_rejected), the click would trigger a drop down. Tag cycles / flows could be stored as .json or .yaml files which would be well-suited to storing this kind of information. Loops could also be made within the tag cycles.
I think this simple feature would make logseq much more customisable.
Different variations of this Request have been submitted many times and the Logseq Team is working on a “Custom TODO Workflows”. But it just hit me now that finally I could have progress bars or scales of the type:
▰▰▰▱▱▱▱▱▱▱
That would be awesome, besides having custom workflows of different needs
Tags which occur within cycles should have a slightly different formatting to standard tags, so that the user is aware of this.
To move on, it would be good to have both a mouse process (click on tag), and a keyboard process (keyboard shortcut, e.g. CTRL/SHIFT + ENTER).
Tags would automatically move on unless there is a fork, in which case the choices would be shown as a dropdown.
To set up tags, I think .json would be ideal for hierarchical structure, has a fairly simple structure, and can be debugged via most editors, e.g. sublime text / vscode. To loop, lower nodes would refer to higher nodes. However, perhaps this is too difficult for non-technical users? It would be cool to have an interactive visual GUI showing the cycle, which automatically generates code in whatever format, so if you are a point/click person you can use the GUI and if you are a code-oriented person you can use code, but this would be a lot of work for the programmers.
