Vote #69262
完了Spent time in commits not recognized
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Hello,
There is an issue with the time tracking thru commit :
I found nowhere on the website the correct syntax, I had to search around ticket with a lot of different syntax but it is finally Marek Siller (#4155) which gave me the correct one.
ref #123456 @2h30m
Except that this will add a time tracking of only 2h00min.
Then, is there any syntax for quotation or time log message?
Wouldn't it be nice to add some syntaxes like @2h or @2h30 ?
Also, the idea of Tomasz Sawicki was pretty good #4155#note-25. Is there any chance it will be implemented?
Best regards
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Hello,
there is an issue with the regular expression (file app/models/changeset.rb), that checks for the spent time. I'm currently investigating where the problem is exactly and how to fix it. I'll post a patch as soon as I find the problem.
Sincerely,
Marek Siller
KTC - Karlsruhe Technology Consutling GmbH
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Syntax is fixed in r4951. @2h or @2h30 are now supported
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Merged in 1.1-stable.
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Hello,
I have just setup the redmine, and in the administration -> settings -> Repositories, I tick the Enable time loggin.
But still, in the commit message, I have trying writing
refs #4 @2h
OR
refs #4 @2h30m
OR
refs #4 @2
OR
refs #4 @2.5
They all couldn't work, anything I still need to configure to make it work?
By the way, I am using gitolite, and the "refs #4" thing is successfully hook to the correct issue/project in redmine, I don't know wether this will help found out the problem.
Thanks a lot.
Tak.
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Ho Tak wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have just setup the redmine, and in the administration -> settings -> Repositories, I tick the Enable time loggin.
> But still, in the commit message, I have trying writing
>
> refs #4 @2h
>
> OR
>
> refs #4 @2h30m
>
> OR
>
> refs #4 @2
>
> OR
>
> refs #4 @2.5
>
> They all couldn't work, anything I still need to configure to make it work?
>
> By the way, I am using gitolite, and the "refs #4" thing is successfully hook to the correct issue/project in redmine, I don't know wether this will help found out the problem.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Tak.
Sorry for missing the redmine version, I am using Redmine 1.1.2.stable
Thanks.
Tak.
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@Tak, this advice should solve your problem: http://www.redmine.org/boards/2/topics/22692?r=23334#message-23334
Maciej ;)
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Yes! This works!!!
I had discovered that I haven't change "Activity for logged time" to any one of them, stupid me.........
Thanks Maciej! ^^
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related_issues
relates,Closed,4155,Automatic spent time logging from commit messages
duplicates,Closed,7419,changeset.rb does not recognize time entries like @1h30m