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Time Entries

The time command (alias t) manages time entries.

Terminal window
redmine time log [flags]
Flag Description
--issue Issue ID
--project Project (name or identifier)
--hours Hours spent — required
--activity Activity type (name or ID)
--comment Description of work
--date Date (YYYY-MM-DD or today, default: today)
--user Log on behalf of another user (me, login, name, or ID)
Terminal window
redmine time log --issue 123 --hours 1.5 --activity Development --comment "Bug fix"
Terminal window
redmine time list [flags]
Flag Description
--project Filter by project
--user Filter by user: me, name, or ID
--issue Filter by issue ID
--activity Filter by activity (name or ID)
--from Start date (YYYY-MM-DD or today)
--to End date (YYYY-MM-DD or today)
--limit Maximum number of results
--offset Result offset for pagination
-o, --output Output format
Terminal window
redmine time list --user me --from 2024-01-15 --to 2024-01-19
Terminal window
redmine time get <id> [flags]

Aliases: show, view.

Terminal window
redmine time update <id> [flags]
Flag Description
--hours New hours
--activity New activity (name or ID)
--comment New comment
--date New date (YYYY-MM-DD or today)
destructive
Terminal window
redmine time delete <id> [flags]
Flag Description
-f, --force Skip confirmation prompt
Terminal window
redmine time summary [flags]

Displays a summary of time entries grouped by project and activity. Accepts the same filter flags as list.