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Currently what I see is Total tracked: days:hours:minutes which is fine but I would love to see
total hours without days, so days * 24 + hours and an average like
Total tracked: 01:02:03 (26h 03 min, 8,12h/day)
This could also be useful in doing show -o byday near grand total as well :)
This could allow me better understand how much do I spend. Possible to be implemented? Can I help?
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No, there's no configuration like that. You can choose text or human for
the interval format, but the human display is always going to break out
days. You could probably hack what's there to output it the way you
want, but it would mean you wouldn't be able to update the code in the
future. The best solution would be to make that a configuration option
that could affect the output and then I could merge it into the main
repo. Explaining all the areas you'd need to update to make this work
will take some time, but I'll try to get you a better explanation when I
have some free time. Feel free to dig in the meantime... given nobody
else has ever requested this I can't consider it a high-priority feature
:)
On 26 Mar 2024, at 11:46, Krzysztof Blacha wrote:
Currently what I see is `Total tracked: days:hours:minutes` which is
fine but I would love to see
total hours without days, so days * 24 + hours and an average like
```
Total tracked: 01:02:03 (26h 03 min, 8,12h/day)
```
This could allow me better understand how much do I spend. Possible to
be implemented? Can I help?
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Currently what I see is
Total tracked: days:hours:minutes
which is fine but I would love to seetotal hours without days, so days * 24 + hours and an average like
This could also be useful in
doing show -o byday
near grand total as well :)This could allow me better understand how much do I spend. Possible to be implemented? Can I help?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: