Choose if a Task in obsidian moves to the project file if moved in Tick tick

[MassimoBaldrighi]

When creating a task in obsidian and then moving it in Tick Tick to a specified folder/project I would like that the task in Obsidian stays where it is and not moving to the file of the related project in my Vault.

Briefly my use case:
During meetings I write some tasks and I need them to sync with tick tick, but I need them to stay inside the meeting note where they are created (with the related link). Then in Tick Tick I like to move them in the folder related to a project. Unfortunately when I do this in Tick Tick and go back to obsidian the task are moved to the file of the related project and there's no trace of where they are from.

Can I disable this behaviour?
(ps: thanks for the amazing plugin)

[thesamim]

In TickTick, after the task is moved, it should have a link to the the Obsidian Note it has moved to. Is that not happening for you?

I know that doesn't address your use case, but I want to make sure we don't have a bug.

[MassimoBaldrighi]

Yes this happened. I don't know why, but after the last update my obsidian is unusable and I cannot access tick tick anymore... By looking directly at the obsidian vault folder there are some task that have thousands of tick tick link... (I have some .md file with only a couple of task that now have the size of around 30MB due to this).

[thesamim]

Yes this happened. I don't know why, but after the last update my obsidian is unusable and I cannot access tick tick anymore... By looking directly at the obsidian vault folder there are some task that have thousands of tick tick link... (I have some .md file with only a couple of task that now have the size of around 30MB due to this).

Did you turn on Full Vault Sync? If you did, I'm sorry but there was a bug in version prior to 1.0.23 (fixed in 1.0.25) that caused the #ticktick tag to be added continuously.

If you have Notepad++, or similar editor you can do a regex replace for the links. Like so:

click on "replace in files", repeat until it returns a "no files changed" message.

And then to get rid of the repeated #ticktick tags:

click on "replace in files", repeat until it returns a "no files changed" message.

[MassimoBaldrighi]

Thanks, I managed to remove those task directly from the project list in obsidian and fortunately they synced on tick tick, so now I can access it!
Thanks fore the quick and exhaustive reply.
PS: The initial question to this thread is in the end not possible right?

[thesamim]

You're most welcome.

PS: The initial question to this thread is in the end not possible right?

I'm still thinking through the architectural implications. I will update here ASAP.