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Can I see how long I've been working on an Xcode Project?

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On microsoft word theres a "total editing time" counter that tells you how long you've been working on your word document. Is there a similar feature in Xcode 7.3 in which I can see how long I've been working on my project? I'd like the time in hours.

EDIT: Based on answers I'm seeing there's 3rd party software to track my activity, can any of these work retroactively? I.E. Can I retrieve my hours from the past

-Maybe perhaps I can calculate time based on some logged builds? Or error log messages or something that's deep in my workspace? Any Ideas on this?

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LuKenneth Avatar asked Aug 19 '16 13:08

LuKenneth


2 Answers

NO. There is no way to check such counter in Xcode. However you can use RescueTime to detect accurate time on Xcode or any other software.

RescueTime helps you understand your daily habits so you can focus and be more productive.

You can also use xcode-wakatime or any other third party.

I personally use RescueTime. It is best, manages lots of more than Xcode.

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Chatar Veer Suthar Avatar answered Nov 19 '22 18:11

Chatar Veer Suthar


Try xcode-wakatime. Honestly I have never used it so I cannot write personal feedbacks.

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Marco Santarossa Avatar answered Nov 19 '22 18:11

Marco Santarossa