{b}kanbn remove "task-id"{b}
{b}kanbn rm "task-id"{b}

Remove an existing task. This deletes the task file and its index entry.

Options:
  {b}kanbn remove "task-id" --index{b}
  {b}kanbn remove "task-id" -x{b}
    Only remove the task from the index. The task file will not be deleted.

  {b}kanbn remove "task-id" --force{b}
  {b}kanbn remove "task-id" -f{b}
    Force remove the task without asking for confirmation.

  {b}kanbn remove "task-id" --board "board-slug"{b}
  {b}kanbn remove "task-id" -b "board-slug"{b}
    Remove the task from that board. Combine this with {b}--index{b} to remove it from that board
    only - boards own membership, so the task file and its entries on every other board are
    untouched.

  {b}kanbn remove "task-id" --all-boards{b}
    Task files are shared between boards, so deleting one while another board still references it is
    refused. This removes the task from every board that references it, then deletes the file.

  {b}kanbn remove "Buy milk"{b}
    Remove a simple task - a line in a column that isn't a task link - by title. There is no file to
    delete and nothing to archive, so {b}--index{b} and {b}--all-boards{b} don't apply.

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