{b}kanbn comment "task-id"{b}
{b}kanbn c "task-id"{b}

Add a comment to a task.

Options:
  {b}kanbn comment "task-id" --interactive{b}
  {b}kanbn comment "task-id" -i{b}
    Add a comment interactively.

  {b}kanbn comment "task-id" --author "name"{b}
  {b}kanbn comment "task-id" -a "name"{b}
    Set the comment author. If this option is left blank or omitted, the current user is used, and the comment has no author at all if there isn't one.
    The current user comes from KANBN_USER or your git identity, canonicalised against the {b}contributors{b} list if the workspace has one - see {b}kanbn contributors --help{b}.

  {b}kanbn comment "task-id" --text "text"{b}
  {b}kanbn comment "task-id" -t "text"{b}
    Set the comment text.

  {b}kanbn comment "task-id" --board "board-slug"{b}
  {b}kanbn comment "task-id" -b "board-slug"{b}
    Target a board other than the main one. Falls back to the KANBN_BOARD environment variable and
    then to the defaultBoard option. See {b}kanbn boards{b} for the list of boards.

Boards can declare {b}actions{b} - rules that fire when a task changes, e.g. "when this enters In
Progress, assign it to me and tag it active". See {b}docs/actions.md{b}.

  {b}kanbn comment --no-actions{b}
    Run without firing any action rules. {b}KANBN_NO_ACTIONS=1{b} does the same for a whole shell.