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How to get the AnalyticsI would like to explain how I work with PomodoneApp again. Aim: Be able to track my time for different projects. Main Tools: 2) Time logging: Google Calendar Time Spent Add-on A great tool that is able to display time spent per sub-calendar, very simple actually. The pomodoneApp time logs are far too complicated for me. 3) PomodoneApp for integration with Trello and into Google Calendar. Google Calendar Blocking is the key here,
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Why: As opposed to a ICAL outbound, I am able to edit the time of the calendar items created by PomodoneApp, while ICAL is fixed time.
It often happens that I start a Pomo a bit late, in particular when you have a task dependency or when something is not working as expected. Solution: thanks to the write access in Google Calendar, I am able to start the pomodoro earlier than I actually pressed the Pomo start button. This is far easier than your complicated time logs. My Problem: Starting pomos from Trello using the Vivaldi browser, often does not block the Google calendar. Sometimes, but rather rarely starting pomos from PomodoneApp Gui do not block the Google calendar. Vivaldi versions: 3.7 on Windows and 4.2 on Mac Ideal solution: P.S1. Why am I using version 3.7 on Windows? |
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WovenAccording to the documentation there is a Repeat this. |
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However I cannot see this Repeat this.
There is no repeat pattern on this event. Repeat this is only available for new events, but not for existing ones. |
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Tagging and Analytics
Aim: Tag Trello tasks I worked on, at a higher level than Trello board. How in Woven. You can see that I tagged the red “Order Trello ” event with Planning. I expect that other events with the same name, i.e. the same Trello task, get also tagged with Planning. See the red boxes. Apparently this is not the case.
Background: The only solution appears is to tag events when importing them in to Woven using Zapier or similar. Zapier would use a rule when Trello Task = “Order Trello by Importance” then Tag Event in Woven by “Planning”. If this is possible, this would create an unnecessary complexity. I would have to import a Zapier calendar and not the Google calendar. |
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AnalyticsWoven Analytics only showing one calendar
Show all enabled calendars inside Analytics. |
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Workaround:
Enable Calendar inside My Time Calendar.
This works, and the calendars are show again in Analytics.
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Problem with this work-around
I will obtain stupid scheduling conflict alert mails. Yes I can disable them using MyTime Calendar, |