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Mass upload to “Aufgewaende Zeit”/ Time tracking

Added by Katharina Benz over 1 year ago

Hi there,

I am a secretary, unfortunately I cannot answer any of these questions

- Ruby implementation and version
- Rails version (rails --version)
- Operating system (precise if you're using cygwin when running on Windows)
- Database used, and its version
- Ruby-aware server used: Webrick, Mongrel, Thin, etc. If you don't understand this point, you're using Webrick.
[I am using redmine in Firefox, in case that’s relevant]

I got the wonderful task to add all the freelance times into “Aufgewaende Zeit”/ Time tracking (under Projects).

Isn’t there a faster way to do that by uploading a cvs just like with “Tickets”? Do I actually have to do it manually?

Thank you for your help!

Katharina


Replies (4)

RE: Mass upload to “Aufgewaende Zeit”/ Time tracking - Added by Go MAEDA over 1 year ago

Redmine already has the feature.

You can import time entries from CSV if the version of Redmine is 4.1.0 or higher and you have "Import time entries" permission.

Related issue: Feature #28234: Add CSV Import for Time Entries

RE: Mass upload to “Aufgewaende Zeit”/ Time tracking - Added by G F about 1 year ago

where is the format of time spent csv documented ?

where can you import from ?
I found one place is : administration|spent time|log time right button|import csv

RE: Mass upload to “Aufgewaende Zeit”/ Time tracking - Added by Mischa The Evil about 1 year ago

G F wrote in RE: Mass upload to “Aufgewaende Zeit”/ Time tracking:

where is the format of time spent csv documented ?

You can find an example in the test files: source:/trunk/test/fixtures/files/import_time_entries.csv.

where can you import from ?
I found one place is : administration|spent time|log time right button|import csv

Given you have proper permissions, you can find the link to the time entry csv importer in your project in the timelog details view, in the action drop-down menu.

RE: Mass upload to “Aufgewaende Zeit”/ Time tracking - Added by G F about 1 year ago

Alternatively you could load the time_entries mysql/mariadb table from csv, not ?
perhaps why not introduce tabular editing for say administrators of time entries ?

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