Hello, I’ve seen the news and I’ve it enabled into one of my project this: New! Track time on your Tasks in Asana ⏱ accordingly to timeline, we should able to read the data. Now: I can find the “estimated hours” under the custom_fields (returns an int that are the minutes), but where/how can I ac…

Hey @sasha_f . Just adding my similar interest as @Matthias_Weber , @Diego_Fraga_C , @Anton_Kartsev and @anon24654219 in having access to user by user actual_time_minutes, rather than the summation. Our use case entails being able to check availability (capacity minus actuals) of resources team by t…

Just wanting to echo the use case for individual time entries. That would be huge! Thanks Asana team for this great feature!! -Craig

Hello, I tested the module time tracking for 1 week now. Here some feedback regarding the feature: the time tracking details is not accessible through the API (plan in roadmap) the employee does have summary view : Indeed, I would like to know if I enter my weekly time, I couldn’t know that. Thus,…

Hi @Kévin_TEMIN , It’s best if you post this feedback in the Tips and Tricks forum section. It won’t be seen here by anyone except third-party developers (and the Asana Developer Relations team).

I really hope that it will be possible to access the track objects. It would be great. The sum of minutes does not provide the benefit that detailing by day would.

CC: @sasha_f @Phil_Seeman Hey, I’m using your node.js library to get the tasks and related (actual_time_minutes, estimated_time) fields. I can see the estimated_time inside the custom fields, but the actual_time_minutes field doesn’t exist in the task object. I’m sure I’m requesting that field, is …

Hi @Nairi_Haroutiounian , I am assuming you are using our current node-asana client library ( npm ) and not our node-asana-preview client library ( npm ). If you call our Get a task endpoint it should return the full task object with the data in the task schema which should include actual_time_minutes …

Thank you for the response. This is the options object: { opt_expand: 'id,dependencies,due_on,due_at,assignee,tags,stories,actual_time_minutes,created_at,completed,completed_at,modified_at,start_on,sections,memberships,custom_fields,created_by.name,parent' } But still ‘actual_time_minutes’ fiel…

opt_expand has been deprecated and really shouldn’t be used. Have you tried it with opt_fields as @John_Vu showed in his post?

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Hey folks, we’re going to be launching time tracking writes and finer-grained data soon! [Launched] Time Tracking Entries

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