Restore Tasks

All deleted tasks are moved to a special section called «Trash,» where you can either restore them or delete them permanently.

How to Restore a Task

Open the „Trash“ section in the sidebar.
Right-click the task you want to restore.
In the context menu, select „Restore.“ The task will return to its original location.

You can also use keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl + Shift + P / ⌘Cmd + Shift + P.

Open the „Trash“ section.
Open in a new window the project or folder where you want to move the task. To do this, click the „New Window“ icon on the top toolbar.
You can also restore a task without opening a new window—just drag it from „Trash“ to the desired project using the left sidebar.
Simply drag the task from the „Trash“ window to the window of the target project.

Open the „Trash“ and long-press the task you want to restore.
A toolbar will appear at the bottom of the screen. Tap the restore icon (curved arrow).

When working with a task hierarchy (tasks with subtasks), there are a few important details to keep in mind:

If you delete a parent task, all its subtasks are deleted along with it. When you restore the parent task, all its subtasks will also be restored, preserving their structure.
If you delete a parent task and then restore the subtask first and the parent task later, their connection will be lost. They will be restored as two separate, unlinked tasks.
If you delete only a subtask, you can restore it, and it will return to its original place within the parent task.

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