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Il s'agit de l'officiel time tracking plugin

https://github.com/mantisbt-plugins/timetracking

it would be interesting to know what they replaced mantis with, and then what they replaced that with. seems like they change their minds a lot

maybe better pm that info

I added this to the bugtracker
http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/view.php?id=16497

it's a requested feature, see here:

http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/view.php?id=13706

how does it fail ? it's very simple install, the only thing it does is adding a table.
However the uninstall doesn't remove the data,
if you have uninstalled it, and want to re-install, it usually understands it's a re-install and doesnt do anything.
but if it doesnt understand, then you might need ...

git branch -m installation (renaming my branch which is now my new installation)
git push -v -u origin installation (uploads my branch remotely to my origin and creates a new branch and adds tracking between local and remote)

Thank you Atrol,

I'm on windows, so here is what I did after cloning:

git checkout -b latest-stable release-1.2.15 (this creates a branch for latest stable version)

git checkout -b 1.2.8 release-1.2.8 (this creates a branch for 1.2.8, the release I was based on)

then I started replacing the ...

ok, first problem, the repository is ongoing, but I'd like a repository where commits are done only on new releases....
hmm.. perhaps I can create one...

Hi,

I'd like to upgrade my 1.2.8 to 1.2.15 and was wondering what I should do to find all my tweaks.
My plan now is to run windiff on all files and see what has changed and re-apply.

What is the best practice? to always fork on github and download from there?
and then update my repository with the ...

My fork with latest additions is here: (feel free to incorporate it)
https://github.com/AbsolutelyFreeWeb/timetracking

Here is my fork with the latest additons:

https://github.com/AbsolutelyFreeWeb/timetracking