Tempo’s Activity Feed draws its information from a wide range of providers to create its activity cards, including Google Calendar, Office 365 Calendar, Jira, Visual Studio Code (VS Code), JetBrains, Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitHubGitLab. From your Activity settings and Filter, you can enable/disable the connection to these providers, choose which providers' activities you want to see in My Work, and set if you want to display or hide incomplete and rejected activities.
Installed Many installed plugins and platforms such as VS Code, JetBrains, or GitHub require authorization in their respective apps. However, signing in authorization is not required for these providers: the Jira , Planner, JetBrains, VS Code, and GitHubor Planner integrations. Since you don't need to sign in for those providers, the status remains active and Activity feeds are simply populated once data is received from those plugins. For example, when a team member works on a coding task in VS Code, the activity feed automatically displays the time spent on these tasks.
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