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Time tracking #222
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- get/set/remove estimated time per issue - get/set/remove time spent per issu
The automated build failed. Please fix :) |
Thank you. Could you squash your commits in a single one? Thanks. |
@gpocentek you can do that from the merge interface too https://github.com/blog/2243-rebase-and-merge-pull-requests |
Ah nice! Never used this before, thanks @GhostLyrics |
@gpocentek Hi. Cool feature was added, but it`s not documented. http://python-gitlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/gl_objects/issues.html. But as I see here you added documentation. |
@DmytroLitvinov the documentation is available at http://python-gitlab.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gl_objects/issues.html (latest instead of stable). It will switch to stable once I release the version containing this change (soonish). Thank you for checking! |
@gpocentek It will in version 0.20 of this library, right? If yes, could you specify the release date, please. |
I just saw that the documentation was not committed correctly. Should I open a new issue or re-open the issue? Or just open a new pull request? |
@savenger Is it work correctly? I have an error.
It is method Also
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Also it is replaced logic in functions: |
@DmytroLitvinov yes it will be in 0.20. I'm not sure about the release date, waiting on a couple changes. It shouldn't be long though (end of week, or next week maybe). |
This adds support for gitlabs time tracking feature #221