A per-ticket start and stop timer that logs into Redmine's own spent time, plus a timesheet over the same data.
Documented for version 1.4.0 · Verified against 3f0bc5e
Start a timer on the ticket you are working on and stop it when you are done. The point is to log time as you work instead of reconstructing a week on Friday afternoon. Everything it produces is an ordinary Redmine time entry, so every report, filter and export you already use keeps working. This adds a way to create them and a way to look at them, and stores nothing of its own about time already logged.
Settings → Modules → tick Time Tracker.My settings → My default activity.
Settings, permissions, modules and how to use it on RedminePRO Cloud.
Requirements, install, update and remove, for a self-hosted Redmine 6.
The module is off for that project, or Redmine's own time tracking is, or the account may not log time there.
Round logged time to (minutes) rounded it. Set it to 1 for no rounding.
Minimum entry (minutes) sets the floor. This is deliberate. A run of near-zero entries is noise in every report that reads them afterwards.