At the moment the links to the tasks have a form of /task/N with global numbering, while tasks within project have separate numbering.
Say I use the task identifier in git to mark that the commit is associated with a particular task and later I would like to open the relevant task. As far as I can see there isn’t a way to do so at the moment.
Instead it would be great to have resolvable links in a form that have either both project and project-local task numbering or just task identifier (e.g. PRJ-55) in it, so that the number in commit can simply be typed into the URL and it will open the correct task. The latter is somewhat problematic I suppose due to project identifier being easily changeable, but that’s just an idea.
There is a somewhat adjacent discussion in Use random IDs instead of autoinc · Issue #476 · go-vikunja/vikunja · GitHub, but I’m definitely against some random ids, auto incrementing ones are fine, I just want a way to use the project-local numbering to easily link into tasks.
