Issue 237: Time tracking and completion target [Please vote/comment this issue] - Issue tracking, code review, source browser for git, mercurial, subversion and monotone.

Reported by Loïc d'Anterroches, Jun 23, 2009

Are you interested in getting time tracking and automatic evaluation 
of the completion of a milestone release date etc?

If so, explain a little bit more what you want in the comments or 
click on the little star at the left of the issue title. Thank you.

This is related to issue 116.

Comment 1 by Sivanandhan Paramasivam, Jun 23, 2009

Ability to add time spent on issues (attached with issues).
Ref: Eventum (http://forge.mysql.com/wiki/Eventum/) issue tracker 
has this.

Comment 2 by Krishnakumar Pooloth, Jun 27, 2009

Also, if we can capture esitmated effort for an issue, it would be 
good.

Comment 3 by Loïc d'Anterroches, Jun 27, 2009

Hi Krishnakumar, yes, this will be added if I am adding time 
tracking. This allows better evaluation of the release dates down 
the line.

Summary: Time tracking and completion target [Please vote/comment this issue]

Comment 4 by Andrew Nguyen, Jul 11, 2009

+1: Definitely interested in both ability to track time spent as 
well as estimated effort.

Comment 5 by Loïc d'Anterroches, Jul 12, 2009

Labels: Type:Enhancement ~~Type:Defect~~

Comment 6 by Gal Buki, Dec 18, 2009

I second this feature.

It should include
- add an estimate
- add time to the issue by using the commit description
  (e.g. Fixes #1 #time 2h
   -> #time 2h should be parsed as 2 hours work for the mentioned 
issue)
- adding time to an issue when creating a comment
- calculation of total time worked on an issue
- calculation of time left (estimated - total time)

Comment 7 by Thomas Keller, Jun 29, 2011

Relations: is related to 116

Comment 8 by Flo T, Nov 23, 2012

Indefero must to implement somethin like that.