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Sometimes we forget to turn on tracking time. We remember roughly how long we have worked. It is tedious to write git commit 10:00 10:15 to say that i worked for 15 minutes.
I would prefer git commit 15m and it would implicate that I worked for last 15minutes up to Time.now.
Other options such as 1h15m etc would also be welcomed :)
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we could allow adding time entries without particular hours (for example you don't want to reveal when you've worked) and muon commit 15m would mean that
muon start '15 minutes ago' or something like this would calculate start time.
We already use chronic_duration gem for parsing timespans (it is used by muon goal). There is also chronic gem that parses points in time.
I would be very happy if we could mimic git syntax for that. We've even spent some time with @mlomnicki looking at git sources... but I think we haven't found exposed API for their time parser. But I think the exact syntax is minor detail that can be ironed out later and chronic is fine for now.
I was even thinking about something like muon anonymize or muon paranoid that would rewrite all your time entries and replace timestamps with durations. I don't really need it :) but ability to write such tool would be nice.
Sometimes we forget to turn on tracking time. We remember roughly how long we have worked. It is tedious to write
git commit 10:00 10:15
to say that i worked for 15 minutes.I would prefer
git commit 15m
and it would implicate that I worked for last 15minutes up toTime.now
.Other options such as
1h15m
etc would also be welcomed :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: