v0.10.12: Contract time slots, time entry start/end, copy/paste, and card restore

👤 Ton Kersten

v0.10.12 is a feature release focused on time tracking and project management improvements. The headline additions are contract time slot rate tiers, start/end time per time entry, an inline PDF cost breakdown, and the long-requested ability to copy-paste time cells.

Contract time slots

Contracts on the Customer detail page now support named rate tiers. Each slot defines a time range, a day type, and either a multiplication factor or a flat hourly rate:

  • Time range — 09:00–18:00, 18:00–22:00, and so on.

  • Day type — All days, weekdays only, Saturday, or Sunday.

  • Rate — a multiplier on the contract base rate (e.g. ×1.5 for evenings) or an absolute hourly rate.

  • Label — a free-text name shown in PDF exports and reports ("Evening", "Night", "Weekend").

Contracts also gain a base price_per_hour field and a currency selector (EUR, USD, GBP, CHF, SEK, NOK, DKK, PLN, CZK).

The slot configuration is in the contract edit dialog under Customer detail. Existing contracts are unaffected unless you add slots.

Start/end time per time entry

Every cell in the time-tracking grid can now optionally record a wall-clock start and end time.

  • A ⏱ button appears on the bottom-left of any filled cell on hover; clicking it opens a compact popup.

  • Enter start and end in HH:MM format — the duration field auto-fills from the difference.

  • A small blue dot in the top-left corner indicates cells that already have a time range stored.

  • The time input always uses HH:MM wall-clock notation, regardless of the user’s duration display preference.

Start and end times are stored in the database and included in all exports.

Inline PDF time slot breakdown

When a time entry has a start/end time and its project contract defines time slots, the PDF export now renders per-entry sub-rows immediately below that entry.

Each sub-row shows:

  • The exact HH:MM–HH:MM range of the overlap (or gap).

  • The slot label — or "Standard" for the portions of time that fall between defined slots.

  • Hours and cost for that segment.

Sub-rows are sorted chronologically and appear only for entries that have a time range; entries without start/end times continue to show a single row as before.

This replaces the previous behaviour of aggregated slot totals at the bottom of each group, which made it hard to relate costs back to specific days.

Cell copy/paste

The time-tracking grid now supports keyboard copy/paste between cells.

  • Ctrl+C (or Cmd+C on macOS) on any cell copies its complete contents: duration, start time, end time, and the holiday flag.

  • Ctrl+V on a target cell pastes the copied data.

  • The source cell is highlighted with a dashed outline — similar to Excel’s "marching ants" — for as long as the clipboard is active.

  • Escape clears the clipboard and removes the highlight.

  • The clipboard persists across multiple pastes (paste once, then paste again elsewhere) until explicitly cleared or a new copy is made.

The text clipboard is not affected: Ctrl+C still copies the cell’s text to the OS clipboard as normal.

Deleted cards restore

Project owners and system admins can now manage soft-deleted cards without touching the database.

A new Deleted cards tab in Project Settings lists all cards that have been deleted in the project. For each card, an admin can:

  • Restore it — the card reappears in its original column with a "Card restored" history event.

  • Permanently delete it — removes the card and all associated data (comments, history, attachments, linked cards).

Non-admin members continue to see a 404 when trying to access a deleted card.

Working hours configuration

Users can now configure an expected start time for each day of the week in User Settings.

The time-tracking view uses these values to calculate expected hours per day and highlights days where the total logged time exceeds the configured limit. Separate settings are provided for weekdays and weekend days; weekend fields are optional.

Time notation preference

Users can choose between two duration display formats:

  • Decimal — 8.50, 1.75

  • HH:MM — 8:30, 1:45

The preference is applied consistently across the time-tracking grid, the working hours settings form, and time-entry inputs.

Other improvements

  • Sidebar tooltips — drag handles on starred projects and customers now show a tooltip, making the reorder feature easier to discover.

  • Seed idempotency — the cmd/seed program can be re-run safely; it skips records that already exist rather than creating duplicates.

  • --version flags — cmd/seed and cmd/training now print their version string when invoked with --version.

  • Ansible fix — the ansilabnl.warmdesk.user_options module now uses /auth/me for self-service calls instead of the admin endpoint, fixing permission errors for non-admin automation users.