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Feature #440

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Time tracking stopwatch

Added by Rico Pacino over 16 years ago. Updated almost 11 years ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
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Category:
Time tracking
Target version:
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Description

Add a stopwatch button to the timetracker. When clicked it records the time working on a issue. When clicked again timer
stops.


Related issues

Related to Redmine - Patch #1650: Start/end time tracking for timeloggingNew2008-07-15

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Related to Redmine - Feature #5173: Enter Start & End times for time trackingNew2010-03-24

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Related to Redmine - Feature #6518: Time logger: browser play / pause & stop buttons on each issue pageNew2010-09-28

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Has duplicate Redmine - Feature #4035: Start/Stop button in "Log time"Closed2009-10-15

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Has duplicate Redmine - Feature #4601: Issue spent time recordingClosed2010-01-18

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Has duplicate Redmine - Feature #12212: Easier Timetracking implementationClosed

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Has duplicate Redmine - Feature #14120: Start/stop button to time trackerClosed

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Has duplicate Redmine - Feature #20385: Time CountingClosed

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Actions #1

Updated by w paap over 16 years ago

Jean-Philippe Lang pointed out this request where I should post,
thanks!

We use RedMine at work, but as a programmer I have to run a separate
tool to monitor my time I am spending on an issue. I was browsing
a bit when I found SlimTimer (http://www.slimtimer.com). I think
this would be a great feature for RedMine. I would be great if
you started to work on an issue, you could click a link like
'start' and the timer would automatically report/add the time
worked on the issue.

Actions #2

Updated by Ricardo Trindade over 16 years ago

This would be really nice. One of the Trac time tracking plugins
has this, and it works great

Actions #3

Updated by Maxim Krušina over 16 years ago

We migrated from Trac. The name of Plugin was worklog 0.1 - it
was really handy for lot of poeople from our team.

PS: there is also Trac plugin, which integrates Trac with SlimTimer
(I think ;)

Actions #4

Updated by Peter Bonnell about 16 years ago

We just migrated from TRAC (so easy!).

We'd love to see this at the issue level.

Actions #5

Updated by tof b about 16 years ago

I really like to have that functionnality too. I actually use
slimtimer to track my site but it gives me lots of headaches
to synchronise both lists

Actions #6

Updated by Maxim Krušina about 16 years ago

Voting for this!

Actions #7

Updated by Daniel N almost 16 years ago

This would be very cool. Relates or extends #924

Actions #8

Updated by Ben Oakes almost 16 years ago

+1

Actions #9

Updated by Lane Roathe almost 16 years ago

+1 as we are actually looking for a solution to this very issue. After using Redmine for a few months, we've found tracking time to be an issue and the ability to click start/stop to track time would be very helpful.

Actions #10

Updated by Arthaey Angosii over 15 years ago

+1

Actions #11

Updated by Tom Robinson over 15 years ago

+1 It would be good if when you add a new issue and start the timer, it automagically stopped the existing timer, logged that time, and started the new issue timer.

Actions #12

Updated by Mischa The Evil over 15 years ago

  • Category set to Time tracking

I've related patch #1650 to this issue since it would resolve it...

Actions #13

Updated by Jase Roberts about 15 years ago

Oops, I intended to place this comment here yesterday, but instead posted it in 1650:

We've just started using Redmine in our web shop, and also would really like to see this feature be officially implemented in the trunk. Discussion on this is currently fragmented here, plus:
Patch: http://www.redmine.org/issues/show/1650
Patch/fork discussion: http://www.redmine.org/boards/1/topics/show/2352
Idea for feature: http://www.redmine.org/boards/1/topics/show/1027

Having only skimmed these latter three, I'm not completely clear on the status of the patch (but very much appreciate the effort that has gone into it). Would be great to see this in trunk. We're currently also using SlimTimer, but repetition of data entry is a pain and prone to error.

Actions #14

Updated by Jan Klosinski about 15 years ago

+1

Actions #15

Updated by Alex Dodkin almost 15 years ago

We are working on timer function that integrates with Redmine for our own company, check it out here: http://www.eggplantdigital.cn/build-tools/our-new-web-app-eggplant-timer-for-redmine/

If you are interested please let me know:

Actions #16

Updated by Markus Knittig almost 15 years ago

Looks good. Is this implemented by a plugin or a patch?

Actions #17

Updated by Mischa The Evil almost 15 years ago

Alex Dodkin wrote:

We are working on timer function that integrates with Redmine for our own company, check it out here: http://www.eggplantdigital.cn/build-tools/our-new-web-app-eggplant-timer-for-redmine/

I've been busy keeping #1650 uptodate with trunk way-back and therefor quite curious about the thing you are developing... I am keen to see any informational updates for this "thing" in near future. ;)

Markus Knittig wrote:

[...]Is this implemented by a plugin or a patch?[...]

It seems to be an independant application runnign along with Redmine...

Actions #18

Updated by Yannick Warnier over 14 years ago

+1
Using SlimTimer idependently from RedMine would ensure we can log time in RedMines of various departments or various companies at the same time.
I'd be pleased to be kept informed of any work done on this (as I might get into this soon).

Actions #19

Updated by GOYELLO IT Services over 14 years ago

Hi!

We have recently developed plugin that could suite your needs. Its main feature is the time recording, but it also works as daily planing dashboard.
You can find all the info about it in here.

Regards.

Actions #20

Updated by Mischa The Evil almost 14 years ago

There now also exists a dedicated KISS (as in feature-specs) plugin solution for this issue as in the TimeTracker plugin.

As of today Alex Dodkin and the EggPlant Digital Team seems to have stalled their activities on developing their solution which they mentioned at 440#note-15.

The solution of GOYELLO IT Services noted in 440#note-19 seems to do a great job but it also seems a bit "overblown" and almost bloated due to the way the plugin was derived from Eric's Stuff-To-Do plugin.

Another related work-in-progress plugin is the My Effort plugin which is first mentioned by Nanda Palaniswamy in 4035#note-1.

HTH...

Actions #21

Updated by Maxim Kim almost 11 years ago

Is there any up-to-date plugin which does timer job? All abouve is 3 years old wihtout support of new Redmine versions.

Actions #22

Updated by Mischa The Evil over 8 years ago

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