Anyway, personally I'm very happy to have "scratched my own itch" as we developers like to say. As you can see in the screenshot in the opening post, it has helped me tremendously with getting the entries in both systems to match. 🥳
Also, two of my colleagues are synchronizing their worklogs now, too. (The service in general has more users, but those use it for other things.)
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So if you read this far, you are probably interested in any of this.
In your #GoogleCalendar, #Outlook.com or #ExchangeOnline account, create an additional calendar so that you can show/hide the Jira data as needed. Then, sign up on https://www.chronolink.app/ using your Google or Microsoft account. Finally, connect your #Jira server and set up a synchronization connection as described at https://www.chronolink.app/userguide/systems/atlassian-jira/.
That's it for this use case! But there's more...
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The service also lets you set up fine-grained rules of what to synchronize and how the events should look like. For example, one could set the event color based on which project the Jira issue (or Clockodo time entry) belongs to. One could also set up prefixes for certain cases, like the emoji in my screenshot (see the image description for details).
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However, @chronolink is a general-purpose calendar synchronization service. So even if you're not interested in time tracking or issue tracking data, you can just use it to synchronize certain or all events between Google and Microsoft accounts, or between your work account and your private account.
In any case, you're entitled to chuckle about the complex solution to a niche problem outlined in this thread. That's fine. I'm happy anyway. 😊
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