{b}kanbn move "task-id"{b}
{b}kanbn mv "task-id"{b}

Move an existing task to a different column or position. The task 'updated' date will also be set.

Options:
  {b}kanbn move "task-id" --interactive{b}
  {b}kanbn move "task-id" -i{b}
    Move a task interactively.

  {b}kanbn move "task-id" --column "column"{b}
  {b}kanbn move "task-id" -c "column"{b}
    Move the task to this column in the index. If this option is not specified, the task will remain in its current column.

  {b}kanbn move "task-id" --position N{b}
  {b}kanbn move "task-id" -p N{b}
    Move the task to a specific position in the target column. If this option is not specified, the task will be moved to the end of the target column.

  {b}kanbn move "task-id" --position N --relative{b}
  {b}kanbn move "task-id" --position N -r{b}
    Move the task to a position relative to its current position in the target column.
    When specifying a negative value for N, the negative sign can be escaped with '/' or '\\' to prevent the value being recognised as an option. For example:
    {b}kanbn mv "task-1" -p \\-1 --relative{b}

  {b}kanbn move "task-id" --board "board-slug"{b}
  {b}kanbn move "task-id" -b "board-slug"{b}
    Move the task on a board other than the main one. If the task isn't on that board yet it is
    added, with a notice - so pulling work onto a board is one command rather than two.

  {b}kanbn move "task-id" -b "board-slug" --no-add{b}
    Refuse to move a task that isn't on the target board, instead of adding it.
    The main board never adds implicitly: moving an untracked task there is an error either way.


Simple tasks - lines in a column that aren't task links - can be moved too, by title:

  {b}kanbn move "Buy milk" -c "Done"{b}
    Move a simple task to another column. The title matches exactly, ignoring case, or slugified.
    A real task with the same id always wins. Leave off {b}-c{b} to reposition it in its own column.

  {b}kanbn move "Buy milk" -b "board-slug" -c "column"{b}
    Move a simple task onto another board. A simple task is content in one board file rather than a
    shared task file, so this moves the line: it leaves this board and joins the other one.

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