I have written a brief implementation of this feature. See
lp:~chronitis/gtg/file-attach for code.
file://... URLs are recognised (or at least, recognised as easily as
http URLs are). The file URL is then reformatted as a short name
(file:///home/user/file.ext -> file.ext) and the appropriate icon
displayed next to it. The link can be clicked to open the file in the
default program (using xdg-open, as with other URLs).
File links are serialized as file://... URLs for storage and converted
back on loading.
The automatic icon picking introduces a dependency on gnome.ui and
gnomevfs. There are probably workarounds if this is unwanted.
This approach
* supports drag and drop of files
* introduces no new elements into the storage XML format
* is slightly more friendly than displaying file://... URLs in full (which
can be done with about 3 line's worth of changes)
* requires no additional UI elements
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attach files to a task
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/499797
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Bug description:
It should be possible to attach to a given task all files related to that task.
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