When using pip3 to install, then I get the following error message on Ubuntu 22.10:

$ pip3 install -U gnome-pomodoro-tracking
Defaulting to user installation because normal site-packages is not writeable
Collecting gnome-pomodoro-tracking
  Downloading gnome_pomodoro_tracking-4.0.3-py2.py3-none-any.whl (15 kB)
Requirement already satisfied: requests in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages (from gnome-pomodoro-tracking) (2.27.1)
Installing collected packages: gnome-pomodoro-tracking
  WARNING: The script gnome-pomodoro-tracking is installed in '/home/sojusnik/.local/bin' which is not on PATH.
  Consider adding this directory to PATH or, if you prefer to suppress this warning, use --no-warn-script-location.
Successfully installed gnome-pomodoro-tracking-4.0.3

When using the provided command pip3 install -U gnome-pomodoro-tracking, then under Ubuntu 23.04 you get error: externally-managed-environment etc.

What would be the recommended way to install this script on Ubuntu 23.04?

It would be helpful, if you could also specify a tag that will be added to an entry. This option could be added, when configuring a plugin.

By having a tag added to an entry, one could easily see all entries in Toggl, that were added by using Gnome-Pomodoro. This is useful, if one is not solely using Gnome-Pomodoro, but Toggl on other devices, as on Android, for example.

Defining the name of an entry, at the moment all entries are called Pomodoro, would also be useful.

Hey!

The new toggl plugin seems not to be working. When adding a token, then the following appears:

~$ gp-tracking --toggl-token 34jf827162hdasf...

usage: gp-tracking [-h] --clockify-token CLOCKIFY_TOKEN
gp-tracking: error: the following arguments are required: --clockify-token

or

~$ gp-tracking --plugin toggl

usage: gp-tracking [-h] --clockify-token CLOCKIFY_TOKEN
gp-tracking: error: the following arguments are required: --clockify-token

You recommend to use alias gp-tracking=gnome-pomodoro-tracking, but the alias isn't permanent.

Therefore gp-tracking -gps "$(state)" -gpt "$(triggers)" -gpd "$(duration)" -gpe "$(elapsed)" doesn't work after a restart, only gnome-pomodoro-tracking "$(state)" -gpt "$(triggers)" -gpd "$(duration)" -gpe "$(elapsed)" does.

Can you either provide a command for a permanent alias or adjust the commands to gnome-pomodoro-tracking in the readme and the other instructions in order to prevent confusion?

Hey!

Your script looks very interesting. Just wanted to know if it's possible to integrate it with toggl?

• update repo name from gp-tracking to gnome-pomodoro-tracking
• update script startup.sh
• update readme.md
• Transfer repo

We should consider documenting the extension in gnome-pomodoro readme/website to make it more visible to end users :)