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I'm using watson for quite a while now and was happy with it so far! But just now I noticed that the calculated totals reported by watson report were completely off for the last week I worked in 2023:
$ watson log --from 2023-12-18 --to 2023-12-22
Monday 18 December 2023 (6h 25m 44s)
9e2e084 08:55 to 15:20 6h 25m 44s project1
Tuesday 19 December 2023 (6h 09m 00s)
386e1a5 10:00 to 16:09 6h 09m 00s project1 [sick]
Wednesday 20 December 2023 (6h 34m 16s)
ae4f5bf 09:35 to 16:09 6h 34m 16s project1
Thursday 21 December 2023 (5h 24m 26s)
7732b0e 09:18 to 14:43 5h 24m 26s project1
So far so good, roughly 24,5 hours by estimation.
But watson report tells me 57,5 hours !
Trying to reproduce this bug I noticed, that one easy way of creating this issue is by adding the current frame (-c) argument to report, but not to log. This will result in different times, since a currently running frame might add time depending on --to, but it will not be shown in the watson log cli response.
In an efford to get closer to the issue:
Is it possible you have log_current configured to false, but report_current set to true via configuration (since it is obviously not present in the cli commandline).
I'm using watson for quite a while now and was happy with it so far! But just now I noticed that the calculated totals reported by
watson report
were completely off for the last week I worked in 2023:So far so good, roughly 24,5 hours by estimation.
But
watson report
tells me 57,5 hours !I am staring at the results for some time and can't figure out what's happening ...?
It also gets even weirder, by every day I increase the
--to
date I get more hours even though I have no frames after Dec 22th:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: