Greenify 7.2.1: Deep Hibernation stops Tasker "Wake Up" tasks from working

So every hour, Tasker uses the Greenify "Wake Up" Task to wake up several apps, then turns on AutoSync and sits idle for 5mins. Once the time is up it then turns off AutoSync and hibernates everything. With the recent update, I noticed my emails were no longer syncing and the issue was because the Greenify "Wake Up" Task was not working.. Took a bit of trial and error but finally figured out it's the "Deep Hibernation" feature, which I guess I must have enabled when I updated to 7.2.

"Deep Hibernation" does state it prevents other apps from waking up hibernated apps when enabled, but shouldn't Tasker be immune to this when using the Greenify plugin?

Calling all tasker, kingroot, and supersume users!

Ok, so I'm new to tasker. I was wondering if anyone has came up with a setup that you auto install kingroot run it, gain root, run xposed and or any other root apps, then runs supersume. Then soft reboots! Pretty much wanna get the whole process automated! I've Googled the topic using different key phrases. And all i could come up with was a post by ice twig that seems dead now. Was just wondering if anyone has successfully done this and would like to share a step-by-step to help people new to tasker and wants to learn to do it manually and get a better understanding of running more difficult task! Or if it hasn't fully been pulled off by someone maybe we can put our heads together and get this process on auto pilot! Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated pertaining to the matter :] thank you for taking the time to read! <3

Tasker: Activate samsung multi window side bar

I'm just playing around with the multi window feature of my samsung stock rom.

I managed to open to apps side with tasker:
In short: tasker + "AutoShorkut" addin opens a "MW Shortcuts" shortcut.
This works just good and stable with one drawback: Apps seems to be closed before they are started in the side by side view.
For me, that was not enough.

Opening manually with the side bar wont close apps.
So I thought I want to automate the sidebar actions. I already can simulate touchscreen taps with the shell command "input tap x1 x2". I tried to use "input swipe ..." to bring the sidebar to the front but no luck... Is there any other chance to bring the side bar to the front out from a tasker script? I'm also wasn't able to simulate a long back button press. This seems to be the alternative to show the side bar beside a screen swipe.