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With the simple press of a button, users you can now start and stop timers, enabling precise time measurement for each task or issue. The worklog timer is available on the Timeline and Issue screens.
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You can switch to this mode using a toggle button on the timeline, which is available next to today's input field. You can “Start” start the timer with the play button, then use "Stop" to “play” button. To stop it and create the workloga worklog, click on the “stop” button. Using the "X" (Reset) button, you can stop a running timer without creating a worklog, essentially discarding it.
The Timeline offers additional flexibility. Users You can start a timer without associating it with a specific issue or any other data. This functionality serves as a quick logging tool, helping you record spent time spent even when details are pendingthe details of your work may be subject to change.
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With a running timer, you can still record worklogs manually
In the case of a running timer, it is still possible to record the When you have a timer running, you can still record a worklog manually, users just need to switch back to manual mode using by clicking on the same mode switch button. Meanwhile, the started timer continues You can switch back to timer mode at any time, and you can even close the page and return later. The timer will continue to measure time in the background, and users can switch it back to timer mode at any time.
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You can continue your previous work
Another convenient function feature is that you can start a timer with the data of an already the details of a previous work, by pressing the green “play” button to the right of any existing worklog. In this case, the Issue, Description, Billing status and Tag the Tags of the existing worklog will be selected for the newly created worklogpre-filled for you, and the timer will start immediately on it.
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How to Use the Timer on Issue Pages
Users can start a timer on any Issue as well. If a timer is started on one issue, it remains If you don’t like leaving the issue pages, you can also start and stop the timer from right there as well! Keep in mind that only a single timer may be running at any given time, so if you have an active timer, it will also visible when navigating to other issues, or even on the Timeline. This allows users to conveniently stop the timer and log the work from any issue page.
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General operation and restrictions
A user can start and run only one timer at a time. You can have a single timer running at any given time. All screens will be refreshed to the latest state of the timer on any user action, to prevent unwanted changes to it.
In order to create a worklog, the stopwatch timer must run for at least 1 minute. This requirement ensures that time logs accurately represent meaningful work intervals, maintaining a high level of data accuracyNo worklog will be created if it is stopped before this.
The timer operates with a maximum duration of 24 hours. After reaching this threshold, it will stop counting, but without actually creating a worklog, the timer will automatically stop. This restriction prevents timers from running indefinitelywhich will still require pressing one of the stop buttons.
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We hope you'll find these updates useful and enjoyable. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to reach out to us.
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