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[Feature] Resume timer on existing task #56
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"desc": "something else",
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"start": time1,
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] I would be down to try and implement this if you think this is a valid approach |
The approach that I suggested would not break backward compatibility, with only one field added (that may safely default to 0 if not present). |
feel free to take a swing at it, yes |
Ah, of course you're right I totally missed that! I'm having a little trouble understanding your proposed solution, though: |
That is exactly what I had in mind. Sounds even better after you explained it back to me. :) |
Resurrecting the thread, if anyone is interested in pursuing it a little further - there's a working version with task restarter here #127 Caution Will work only on new projects, I haven't tested it with any old ones. As it changed the base structure of entities. Some exporters may not work either, but the report I use works fine. |
Hi!
I was looking for a similar tool just now and this one is by far the best I could find. I love it!
However, I'd love to be able to do breaks in my tasks, and pause the timer for that duration.
I thought that perhaps the easiest way to do it is to let the user resume the timer on a given task. Under the hood, I think one more field in json file, like "break_time" (0 by default) could keep track of seconds that should be subtracted from total elapsed time of a given task.
What do you think?
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