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Consider adding support for clocking in with org-pomodoro #16

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ifinkelstein opened this issue May 30, 2023 · 3 comments
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Consider adding support for clocking in with org-pomodoro #16

ifinkelstein opened this issue May 30, 2023 · 3 comments

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@ifinkelstein
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It would be nice to be able to start a pomodoro timer in one of the recently clocked-in tasks. I believe org-pomodoro is the canonical package.

Thank you for your excellent work on this package.

@ifinkelstein ifinkelstein changed the title Consider supporting org-pomodoro Consider adding support for clocking in with org-pomodoro May 30, 2023
@unhammer
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As the gif in the README shows, I practice mostly Interruption-Driven Development, so I'm not quite sure what the ideal Pomodoro workflow would be.

Do you just want a function you can call from helm/selectrum/embark in the completion menu, the same way as you can call org-mru-clock-goto or org-mru-clock-add-note, which starts org-pomodoro on a task?

Or do you want org-pomodoro to start when you clock in (from looking at the package I would've thought it does that already?)

@ifinkelstein
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Thanks for your quick response.

I think an embark action to start a pomodoro timer would be sufficient. In my workflow, quick tasks don't need a pomodoro timer. Pomodoro timers help with "deep" work.

My elisp is rusty, but I can also try whipping something up.

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unhammer commented Jun 1, 2023

This would also clock in the selected task? master...pomodoro might do what you want. You could also copy some of the logic from org-pomodoro if you want to handle already being clocked in etc.

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