task due date

The date and time by which the task is due.

Structure

Property shape: datatype property; gmeow:Task -> xsd:dateTime; functional

Use gmeow:taskDueDate from gmeow:Task to xsd:dateTime when the relationship itself belongs in the native GMEOW graph.

Equivalent or closely aligned targets: ical

Generated from the canonical mapping DSL. SSSOM files are the generated public interchange form for term equivalences.

Source	Kind	Profile	Predicate/Relation	Target	Evidence
`gmeow:taskDueDate`	equivalence	`-`	skos:closeMatch	ical:due	`gmeow-calendar.sssom.tsv`; `gmeow:eqCalendar011`; confidence 0.85

Source	Kind	Profile	Predicate/Relation	Target	Evidence
`gmeow:taskDueDate`	projection	`ical`	projects to / <=	ical:Vtodo, ical:due, ical:priority, ical:status, rdf:type	`gmeow:mapIcalVtodo`
`gmeow:taskDueDate`	projection	`jcal`	projects to / <=	https://tools.ietf.org/rfc/rfc7265#due, https://tools.ietf.org/rfc/rfc7265#priority, https://tools.ietf.org/rfc/rfc7265#status, https://tools.ietf.org/rfc/rfc7265#vtodo, rdf:type	`gmeow:mapJcalVtodo`
`gmeow:taskDueDate`	projection	`schema-org-schedule`	projects to / <=	rdf:type, schema:Event, schema:eventStatus, schema:startDate	`gmeow:mapSchemaOrgTask`

Use to stamp a task's deadline — the iCalendar VTODO DUE moment by which it should be completed.

Avoid asserting two (it is functional — one due date per task) and avoid an xsd:date literal — base-triple time is xsd:dateTime (P3).

Write a full xsd:dateTime in the task's event time zone; distinguish it from a meeting's start time, which lives on the event's own temporal placement.

Published Alignment Graph

Relation	Target
`closeMatch`	`ical:due`