Helps you keep track of the time you spent on FogBugz cases.
In essence, it's like the web interface tracker that's built into FogBugz, but having it as a Windows Desktop application (always on top and much quicker and more responsive) is the main advantage.
Features
- Switch between cases (and "nothing") in two clicks. Enabled very fine-grained time tracking for cases.
- New: Auto-away feature stops tracking while you're away from your machine (configurable).
- Filter cases according to a search query, and remembers search history.
- One-click operations on tracked cases: Resolve, Edit Estimate, Close, View in Browser, View Outline, New Sub-Case.
- New: Quick "Add Estimate" ability for cases with no estimates
- Export the current list of cases (according to search filter) into Excel (a CSV really), in a format that's compatible also with MS Project (just copy paste it).
- New: Export a list of cases as a Mind-Map (FreeMind format).
- The application is written around a C# wrapper API we wrote for the FogBugz web service interface. So if you want to code your own client, feel free to reuse this independent library (FogBugz.cs).
Screenshots
- Install and run
- Requires Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0 or newer.
- Login with username/password, and make sure you supply the correct link to your (company's) FogBugz location. e.g. http://www.[some-company].com/FogBugz
- Remember that you can only track cases for which you've given estimates. Case Tracker will remind you of this if/when you try to track a case with no estimate.
- Click on the filter button and specify your desired search filer. e.g. AssignedTo:Me Project:TPS Area:Reports
- Select that case you wish to work on, and that's it, the timer is ticking away. When you're done working on it, or just taking a break, click on the "(nothing)" case and the timer will stop.
Any questions/suggestions? Feel free to post them on the VisionMap forum, email us, or open an issue using the issue tracker.
Contributing to Case Tracker
If you wish to contribute code to the project please subscribe to the project's Google Group where all discussions of future development take place.
How difficult would it be to Categorize the list box? (based on a saved sort order, or something?) I schedule my cases by release, so really only interested in the current release, and what ever is in 3rd level support.
Also, how hard would it be to show parent/child cases in an indented structure?
Cool tool. Thanks!