Clockwork uses their self-hosted site, instead of Jira-native time track logs. This results in the question: are there more such apps?
The answer is most probably yes, but with these apps (often) not having API access to those logs, accumulating time is tough. The code will be extended with an optional "ExtensionTimeTrackingProvider" base class, which may be extended with some custom external source, adhering to the class' demands. This feature is not final and needs to be thought out with care.
As we still want to be able to read native time track logs, this might be the default Provider.
Clockwork uses their self-hosted site, instead of Jira-native time track logs. This results in the question: are there more such apps?
The answer is most probably yes, but with these apps (often) not having API access to those logs, accumulating time is tough. The code will be extended with an optional "ExtensionTimeTrackingProvider" base class, which may be extended with some custom external source, adhering to the class' demands. This feature is not final and needs to be thought out with care.
As we still want to be able to read native time track logs, this might be the default Provider.