Redmine

Hi,

here I would like to name one other filter condition

• spent on

Thanks!
Knut

+1. This makes the "time entries" part of the API very useful. Without it, it's needlessly intensive to do simple things. I think the most key filter would be Knut's "spent on" filter suggestion.

Should have known it already exists! Great.
This works just fine on my server (2.2.2)
http://<redmine URL>/time_entries.xml?spent_on=%3E%3C2013-05-01|2013-05-31

Also tried it with issue_id and project_id, which worked fine as well.

hi man, the url can't work on my server. They just ingore the parameter like "spent_on=%3E%3C2013-05-01|2013-05-31"
can you tell me why would that happen
thanks!

Bump
Is there any news regarding this one?
Spent on is working, but updated_on created_on is not :(

Bump. Any news on this one?
Sorry, but I think this is critical one for Redmine integration.

Bump. Any news on this one here?

Any news regarding this one?

Bump. Any news?

Bump.

shawn gao wrote:

hi man, the url can't work on my server. They just ingore the parameter like "spent_on=%3E%3C2013-05-01|2013-05-31"
can you tell me why would that happen
thanks!

Sorry, didn't see this till now. If you're using the exact same query I used before, it could be a permissions issue perhaps? Make sure the API token you are using has appropriate rights? I can't think of any other reason the same query that works on mine wouldn't work on yours, unless it's a version difference (as I mentioned, I am on a 2.2.2 build)

As previously mentioned this can already be done "/time_entries.xml?spent_on=><2015-06-01|2015-06-30".

API Documentation should be updated by the filtering posibilities already available.

It's also possible to filter by user id:

/time_entries.json?user_id=<ID>
/time_entries.json?user_id=me

This is totally undocumented!!!

Filtering by created/updated date would be very appreciated.

That spent_on filter just isn't enough.

I agree with Eugene that the spent_on filter is too limiting. I also would heavily appreciate being able to filter by created_on/updated_on.

+1 to Eugene´s post.

For ticket filter

/time_entries.json?issue_id=<ID>

Hello! Also it would be good to support filtering by multiple users:
/time_entries.json?user_id=[123,456]
It will reduce requests count - no need to query server multiple times(for each user)

Somebody know howto filter by time interval?.

If i use the URL (replacing redmineUrl by a real url and keyValue with a valid key value): https://redmineUrl/time_entries.json?key=keyValue&spent_on=2018-03-01 it returns a valid time entries for this day but if I use the interval filter as said in manualPage: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/Rest_TimeEntries#spent_on-filter such us: !https://redmineUrl/time_entries.json?key=keyValue&spent_on=><2018-04-01|2018-04-30 It returns the same values as doesn't write any spent_on date filter.

Anyone knows how to use spent_on date filters? May be a bug?

My redmine version is 3.3

I've found a solution for comment 20.

If I put at the end of URL &limit=5000 I get the time_entries for the given interval with a correct result.

That is, for the example wrote on comment 20 the final url would be:

!https://redmineUrl/time_entries.json?key=keyValue&spent_on=><2018-04-01|2018-04-30&limit=5000