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[Luca Invernizzi <invernizzi.l@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ok, then. If anyone is against this, speak now. I'll start implementing
it no sooner than tomorrow for sure (and most probably later than that).

** Changed in: gtg
       Status: Confirmed => Triaged

** Description changed:

- I usually leave the Work View on all the time except when I'm doing
- planning work.  In the morning when I sit down at the computer, I notice
- that it still shows the work view for the prior day.  Weirdly, the task
- count next to 'All tasks' is different - it's the correct total of bugs
- for the current day.
+ -implement a core timer class ticking  every half an hour and at midnight
+ - make the browser refresh at midnight
+ - make a plugin function
+ - register the cleanup plugin to that
+ I usually leave the Work View on all the time except when I'm doing planning work.  In the morning when I sit down at the computer, I notice that it still shows the work view for the prior day.  Weirdly, the task count next to 'All tasks' is different - it's the correct total of bugs for the current day.
  
  I think gtg should automatically refresh its work view periodically
  (maybe once every hour or two) if it is left idle.

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Work view should refresh itself periodically
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/514926
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Bug description:
-implement a core timer class ticking  every half an hour and at midnight
- make the browser refresh at midnight
- make a plugin function
- register the cleanup plugin to that
I usually leave the Work View on all the time except when I'm doing planning work.  In the morning when I sit down at the computer, I notice that it still shows the work view for the prior day.  Weirdly, the task count next to 'All tasks' is different - it's the correct total of bugs for the current day.

I think gtg should automatically refresh its work view periodically (maybe once every hour or two) if it is left idle.