timewarrior default on-modify hook uses taskwarrior description instead of its tag

[kqvanity]

I'm opening a discussion instead of an issue because i'm unsure if i'm missing on the obvious, but whenever I start a task $ task start $taskID the on-modify hook will trigger timewarrior, but passing timewarrior will pick up the task's entire description as a contiguous tag. I can verify that by $timew tags where the description field is empty, and $ task $taskID shows the task description & tags in their rightful places.

[lauft]

timew tags shows the description of a tag, not the description of an interval (this is called annotation in Timewarrior).

The mapping between Taskwarrior tasks and Timewarrior intervals is a tricky topic, because those data structures are not aligned...

[kqvanity]

Is there another way to get this 1 to 1 mapping down right?

[lauft]

If you want the description of your task to be the annotation of your interval in Timewarrior, you can modify the hook script to do so (or write your own hook script). Having a better mapping between Taskwarrior tasks and Timewarrior intervals might require adaptations to the data structure Timewarrior uses to store intervals (see e.g. #288).