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dev time tracker when user is idle for more than 5 mins #3861

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  • New Features

    • Introduced an automated development time tracking feature that pauses tracking during user inactivity.
    • Added functionality to attach event handlers for user activity, enhancing the accuracy of development metrics.
    • Implemented a method to detach event handlers when the main window is closing.
  • Refactor

    • Simplified the code in the main application window by encapsulating timer management within the new tracking class.
    • Improved code maintainability and readability by reducing complexity in the main window's logic.

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The changes introduce the DevTimeTrackerIdle class to streamline development time tracking based on user activity. Utilizing a DispatcherTimer, it pauses tracking after five minutes of inactivity, encapsulating the logic for resuming and pausing timers. The MainWindow class is refactored to leverage this new functionality, enhancing maintainability and promoting better separation of concerns while preserving the original features.

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File Path Change Summary
Ginger/DevTimeTrackerIdle.cs Added the DevTimeTrackerIdle class with methods for managing user activity tracking: AttachActivityHandlers, PauseDevelopmentTimeTracker, and ResumeDevelopmentTimeTracker.
Ginger/MainWindow.xaml.cs Refactored MainWindow to use DevTimeTrackerIdle, removing previous timer management methods and introducing DetachEventHandlers for better lifecycle management.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MainWindow
    participant DevTimeTrackerIdle

    User->>MainWindow: Interacts with UI
    MainWindow->>DevTimeTrackerIdle: Attach activity handlers
    User->>MainWindow: Stops interacting (5 min pass)
    DevTimeTrackerIdle->>DevTimeTrackerIdle: PauseDevelopmentTimeTracker()
    User->>MainWindow: Resumes interaction
    DevTimeTrackerIdle->>DevTimeTrackerIdle: ResumeDevelopmentTimeTracker()
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Actionable comments posted: 1

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (3)
Ginger/Ginger/DevTimeTrackerIdle.cs (2)

60-112: Ensure error handling is comprehensive.

The PauseDevelopmentTimeTracker method handles exceptions but could benefit from more specific exception handling to provide clearer diagnostics.

Consider catching specific exceptions where possible to provide more detailed error handling.


117-149: Ensure error handling is comprehensive.

Similar to PauseDevelopmentTimeTracker, the ResumeDevelopmentTimeTracker method could benefit from more specific exception handling.

Consider catching specific exceptions where possible to provide more detailed error handling.

Ginger/Ginger/MainWindow.xaml.cs (1)

79-79: Document the purpose of DevTimeTrackerIdle.

The comment provides a brief explanation of the dttIdle variable's purpose. Ensure that comments are clear and concise.

Consider expanding the comment to explain how DevTimeTrackerIdle interacts with the window state.

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  • Ginger/Ginger/DevTimeTrackerIdle.cs (1 hunks)
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Ginger/Ginger/DevTimeTrackerIdle.cs (3)

11-27: Initialize variables in the constructor.

The constructor initializes the DispatcherTimer and sets up the initial state. This is a good practice for encapsulating setup logic.


37-43: Check for potential race conditions.

Ensure that updates to lastActivity and isPaused are thread-safe if accessed from multiple threads.

Verification successful

No race conditions detected for lastActivity and isPaused.

The Ginger/Ginger/DevTimeTrackerIdle.cs file does not contain any multi-threading constructs that would lead to race conditions. The use of System.Windows.Threading suggests operations are confined to the UI thread. Thus, no thread-safety mechanisms are needed for lastActivity and isPaused.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for thread-safe updates to lastActivity and isPaused.

# Test: Search for usage of lastActivity and isPaused. Expect: Thread-safety mechanisms like locks.
rg --type cs '(lastActivity|isPaused)'

Length of output: 4096


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for threading constructs in the DevTimeTrackerIdle.cs file.

# Search for threading constructs that might indicate multi-threaded access.
rg --type cs 'Thread|Task|async|await' Ginger/Ginger/DevTimeTrackerIdle.cs

Length of output: 108


29-34: Consider potential memory leaks with event handlers.

Ensure that event handlers attached to UIElement objects are properly detached when no longer needed to avoid memory leaks.

Ginger/Ginger/MainWindow.xaml.cs (2)

90-92: Initialize DevTimeTrackerIdle and attach handlers.

The initialization of dttIdle and attaching activity handlers is correctly done in the constructor, promoting separation of concerns.


110-115: Ensure proper state management on window state change.

The MainWindow_StateChanged method correctly manages the state of the development time tracker based on the window's state.

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Please review comments by Codacy and Code Rabbit

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using Amdocs.Ginger.Repository;
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Add license part at top of the class

using amdocs.ginger.GingerCoreNET;
using Amdocs.Ginger.Common;

namespace Ginger
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Add documentation for this class

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public void AttachActivityHandlers(UIElement element)
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Add a destructor method which will remove the attached events.

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Ginger/Ginger/MainWindow.xaml.cs (5)

79-79: LGTM!

The addition of the devTimeTrackerIdle field is clear and aligns with the intended functionality.


90-92: LGTM!

The initialization of devTimeTrackerIdle and attachment of activity handlers are well-implemented and enhance the separation of concerns.


109-111: LGTM!

Calling DetachEventHandlers in MainWindow_Closed ensures proper cleanup of resources.


114-122: LGTM!

The refactoring to use devTimeTrackerIdle for pausing and resuming tracking is a clean and maintainable solution.


126-130: LGTM!

Detaching activity handlers in DetachEventHandlers is a necessary step for resource management.

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Ginger/Ginger/MainWindow.xaml.cs (4)

79-79: LGTM: Proper declaration of devTimeTrackerIdle.

The declaration of devTimeTrackerIdle as a private readonly field is appropriate and follows good practices.


90-92: LGTM: Initialization and handler attachment.

The devTimeTrackerIdle instance is correctly initialized, and activity handlers are attached in the constructor.


112-116: LGTM: Refactored state change handling.

The use of devTimeTrackerIdle for pausing and resuming development time tracking enhances readability and separation of concerns.


120-124: LGTM: Proper cleanup with DetachEventHandlers.

The DetachEventHandlers method ensures that activity handlers are detached, supporting resource management and preventing potential memory leaks.

@Maheshkale447 Maheshkale447 merged commit d69534f into master Aug 14, 2024
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@Maheshkale447 Maheshkale447 deleted the Enhancement/DevTimeTrackerWhenIdle branch August 14, 2024 08:35
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