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As soon as I installed the extension vscode kept popping a window on top and ask for a deafult workspace that I couldn't select because I didn't enter the API key yet. I had to quit the pop-up and race against vscode to actually be able to insert the API key and then select the workspace. Also, in the bottom right it kept popping up Error fetching workspaces without me doing anything.

When vscode is ideal, the text is in green color, so this is not visible

When debuggin is started, the text color becomes red, and this time also not visible.

Tasks marked as completed in clockify web app do not update in VSCode plugin - completed tasks still show as incomplete.

I have a workspace linked with the API key, client, project and task all showing. But when I pull up the drop down with CTRL+SHIFT+P the start tracking command is no where to be found. Im in vs code, and downloaded through the extensions page.

The latest version on the marketplace is 3.0.12, while I see 3.0.14 in the commit history
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tobiaswaelde.clockify-tracker

Not sure if this is a bug, or if it's intended.

I have a workspace and project ID specified in the settings.json file, but it's still prompting me for a project and task to time against.

I'm assuming this shouldn't be the case seems it's stored?

In the web interface, I can track time without selecting a project. It would be useful to replicate this with a "No Project" option when using the "Start Tracking" command.

It would be useful to integrate this extension with "Jira and Bitbucket (Official)" by Atlassian. Jast like it is done for web.

It'd be nice if the existing statusbar icon toggled the timer. I've been working on tweaking the extension to add it myself, and have successfully made it start a timer, but I'm struggling at the moment with detecting state to allow it to stop a running timer. Seems I can't access context from within the openStatusBarMenu() function and I haven't been able to figure out how to add it... yet.

Would it be possible to edit the items in explorer? including renaming projects, tasks, etc. Sometimes add the wrong task then I have to go to the browser to rename, remove, etc. Thanks.

@tobiaswaelde
Just noticed that the vs-code tracker starts the browser timer in the clockify extension, however neither does the vs-code extension

1. respect the browser extensions pomodoro settings
2. nor does the vs version allow to configure pomodoros.

Is (1.) intentional or is there a setting for this? Asking because this is makes Clockify a 1-stop solution for me instead of using a pomo ext + clockify in vs code.

Regards

When starting time tracking from VSCode, the time tracked appears in detailed reports but not in the Timesheet page. Even though time tracking does show up in the Timesheet from the Andoird Phone App.

For example in 'Select Project QuickPick'

• Project 1
• Project 2
• Project ...
• + Add Project

Hi Tobias - this looks like a useful project - thank you!
After installing (and entering my API-Key) I was confused that Clients/Projects etc. were empty and it took me the best part of a minute to notice that I have to activate my workspace first (dbl-click). Since I only have one (as most users, I assume) it would be nice (and save some confusion) if a sole workspace was activated by default :)

In order to declutter the interface, especially in the explorer but also from the command palette, I think it would be useful to have an option to hide archived items, like Projects and Clients.

This would improve the user experience, IMHO.

Archived projects and clients from the clockify app are still shown in the extension's view

Is there a way to do the same in the plugin?

I am currently using fabiospampinato.vscode-commands to make the counter start and stop

commands.json

{
  "commands": [
    {
      "command": "clockify.tracking.stop",
      "alignment": "right",
      "text": "$(primitive-square)",
      "tooltip": "Stop clockify",
      "color": "#ff0000"
    },
    {
      "command": "clockify.tracking.start",
      "alignment": "right",
      "text": "$(triangle-right)",
      "tooltip": "Start clockify",
      "color": "#10f009"
    } 
  
  ]
}

looks like this:

When I follow the documentation and enter my key the "API key not set" doesn't go away. Am able to create a new workspace that I can see on Clockify.me, but I can not see existing workpaces from VS Code. I am also not the workspace owner if that helps.

VS Code Version:
Version: 1.40.1 (system setup)
Commit: 8795a9889db74563ddd43eb0a897a2384129a619
Date: 2019-11-13T16:49:35.976Z
Electron: 6.1.2
Chrome: 76.0.3809.146
Node.js: 12.4.0
V8: 7.6.303.31-electron.0
OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.16299

Extension Information:
Name: Clockify
Id: tobiaswaelde.clockify-tracker
Description: Implements Clockify time tracker (https://clockify.me/) in VSCode
Version: 3.0.11
Publisher: Tobias Wälde
VS Marketplace Link: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tobiaswaelde.clockify-tracker

I think it would be useful to be able to add time with a manual entry, like it is possible to do from the web interface and with phone apps, in addition to actual time tracking.

First of all, great extension! This is just an idea, that popped into my mind I thought would be worth sharing. (I don't have time to program it, neither do I suspect anybody else has.)

It would be great if the extension could automatically track which project I am working on, based on the project opened.

First of it would be great if "workspace" and "project" could be automatically selected based on the workspace the user currently has open.

Later on, something like automatic tracking based on commits could be added.

Have an issue with extension in vscode. I have all data in the left tab (workspace, projects, tasks...) but when i want to start timer from the bottom bar and click on "Start Tracking" nothing happen 😞
Could you help please
[edit] => finally found workspace id (not easy to find !!)

After selecting to start the timer and selecting the workspace, the list of projects doesn't show all the projects on the account.

Our projects are numbered "Jxxxx", for example, J0472, J0175. Anything past J0499 isn't shown.

However, out of the projects being shown in the list, there are archived projects also showing, which I wouldn't expect to be shown. Is this intended?

I think its caused by closing a vs code instance. I often have multiple vs code windows open at once and if I close one it stops the timer