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This is a common problem daily in our company, you start a timer on a ticket, and perhaps leave the view.
Now you have a timer running, but perhaps not knowing which one it is. Or you've left your timer on and gone home. Next day you come in and you have no idea your timer is on.
It would be good to have a timer bar, showing you which ticket you have a timer turned on for and possibly a counter...
Also, if you've started work on another ticket, automatically your other ticket should have the timer stopped. No one can logically work on 2 at once?
This is particularly crazy, in the following example (Proving the cron doesn't work as I've logged out many times - Top entry is mine). I imagine my projects budget might be wrong, when I stop the timer after a month? :woohoo:
Next day you come in and you have no idea your timer is on.
If you disconnect, existing timer is stopped !
It would be good to have a timer bar, showing you which ticket you have a timer turned on for and possibly a counter...
Good idea. Request recorded as Ticket #1174
Also, if you've started work on another ticket, automatically your other ticket should have the timer stopped. No one can logically work on 2 at once?
It is already working this way !!! 😉
This is particularly crazy, in the following example (Proving the cron doesn't work as I've logged out many times - Top entry is mine).
This may be linked to some issue recently fixed on Audit. Have a look at the post http://projectorria.toolware.fr/index.php/forum/2-submit-issues/5295-audit-not-working for the fixing.
I imagine my projects budget might be wrong, when I stop the timer after a month?
Yes, but luckily you can manualy correct the real work 😉