TracHoursPlugin comments in tickets should link to who the hours are logged for

[Jeff Hammel]

currently it says "...hours logged by k0s"; k0s should be a link to a query that displays k0s's hours

[Jeff Hammel]

likewise, anywhere else the username appears wrt hours

[Jeff Hammel]

you could also have a separate handler for users: a view at /hours/<user name> could give the summary of hours logged by <user name> irrespective of tickets; maybe this is redundant with the /hours view

[Ryan J Ollos]

Reassigning ticket to new maintainer.

[EmeCas]

Reassigning ticket to new maintainer.

[EmeCas]

Currently there is a link available under /hours, like this:

Clicking on that link will present the individual total by user for a editable time range, like:

/hours/user?from_month=5&from_day=28&from_year=2015&to_month=6&to_day=30&to_year=2018&update=Update

Individual links by user present something like:

/hours/user/<username>?from_month=5&from_day=28&from_year=2013&to_month=6&to_day=4&to_year=2018&update=Update

At Ticket level tracked hours can be listed by clicking on the link available in the specific comment:

/hours/<ticket-number>

That will visualize one screen that lets you edit/remove the hours tracked for the corresponded ticket by an user or also adding more hours, like this:

In conclusion, i see more sense to include the link regarding to this ticket in here, specifically in the username under the column Worker in order to open the hours tracked by that user.

[EmeCas]

Completed in r17190.

See comment:6 for specific details.

[Ryan J Ollos]

Replying to EmeCas:

Completed in r17190.

You can use a close or refs command to automatically reference the ticket. See also TracHackDevelopment#Subversion.

[EmeCas]

Replying to Ryan J Ollos:

Replying to EmeCas:

Completed in r17190.

You can use a close or refs command to automatically reference the ticket. See also TracHackDevelopment#Subversion.

Thanks Ryan, I didn't know about that option!