Track your time in the same tool you do your work

GitLab's 8.14 release introduces Time Tracking as a feature in its Enterprise Edition, aimed at allowing teams to compare project estimates with actual time spent, thus integrating more of the software development lifecycle into one platform. This feature provides a more seamless, cohesive experience by eliminating the need for external time-tracking tools, aligning with GitLab's mission of streamlining collaboration. It utilizes two new slash commands: /spend for logging hours spent on tasks and /estimate for setting time estimates, with the latter's latest entry overriding previous ones. These commands can be used independently, offering flexibility in whether or not teams choose to estimate time before tracking it. Initially available for free in its beta phase, the Time Tracking feature will benefit both GitLab Enterprise Edition customers and users on GitLab.com.

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