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Add command line option --start-time #21

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HiRolla opened this issue Oct 30, 2024 · 3 comments
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Add command line option --start-time #21

HiRolla opened this issue Oct 30, 2024 · 3 comments
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HiRolla commented Oct 30, 2024

It would be great to be able to specify not only the end time of the timer, but also the start time, which is different from the current moment.
In my case, it is important to be able to specify a start time that has already passed, for example, the beginning of a week, month or season.
This is useful if, after restarting the computer, I want to resume timing without losing progress.

For example, when half of the month is already over, I don’t want a restart. I want to see how the whole month is divided into two parts: the past and the remaining.

@HiRolla HiRolla changed the title Add command line option --started-at Add command line option --start-time Oct 30, 2024
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i2van commented Oct 30, 2024

As I understood the point is to measure time passed up to this particular moment? It looks like a task tracker responsibility and and not a timer's one.

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i2van commented Oct 30, 2024

The simplest way is to put start time into the header. This can be done by using command-line.

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HiRolla commented Oct 31, 2024

the point is to measure time passed up to this particular moment?

First of all, it is important for a better sense of time when looking at the progress bar. This option would allow me to keep a visible time scale. For example, 100% = the whole working day. Then I will be able to see time behind and ahead with a clear and already familiar scale and speed of progress.

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