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Time Tracking

1 post · Oct 2016 – Nov 2016

What this trail covers

GitLab is adding Time Tracking to GitLab Enterprise Edition, allowing teams to stack project estimates against time spent. This feature is accessible via slash commands (`/spend`, `/estimate`) within issues and merge requests, providing a distraction-free way to manage time within the same tool used for the software development lifecycle. It will be free while in beta and for all users on GitLab.com.

All GitLab trails
  1. Track your time in the same tool you do your workIntroduces Time Tracking functionality to GitLab Enterprise Edition, accessible via `/spend` and `/estimate` slash commands within issues and merge requests. This feature allows users to record time spent and set estimates directly within the GitLab UI, contributing to a more integrated development workflow.
  2. GitLab UX updateIntroduces time tracking functionality accessible via slash commands (`/spend`, `/estimate`) within issues and merge requests. This feature allows users to estimate time needed for an issue and track time spent on it, aiding in understanding work cost and resource utilization.