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We should have the ability to associate users to one another.

Their should only be two fields for this association. The current user(user), and the other associated user(associatedUser).

Currently we are facing an issue with the builds failing, it looks to be related to the way the jhipster classes were generated.

We will integrate with the Fogbugz API for the intent of time-tracking. Meaning a task can be associated with a case/issue in the Fogbugz/Manauscript API. If it is and we have the proper credentials - we should begin tracking time at the point we start work on a case/end work on a case.

We want to move the Travis CI build/deployment to heroku away from utilizing the maven plugin. As part of this we want to ensure that the deployment is only triggered by the master branch, pull requests/feature branches should not be deployed.

The UserPoke model will be utilized to poke an associated user. This will not create a task, but the intended use would be to notify the user that someone wants their attention. The business rules will be decided at a later point.

The model should contain the below fields.

Id Integer
association AssociatedUser
title String
description String

The DailyTaskList model will be utilized to queue up Tasks. This list would indicate the Tasks that we want to complete today.

The model should contain the below fields.

Id Integer
tasks List<Task>
taskDate Date

Currently the TimeTracking interface is limited to two methods, which rely on the ability to track time in a present sense. It is becoming apparent that this cannot always happen due to API limitations. We will need to be able to retrieve the time interval from the [Action]. Relies on fix for #11

We will want to add another method to the interface that accounts for adding/creating a timeTracking interval. I was thinking a method such as this would probably be sufficient.

public ResponseEntity<R> createTimeTrackingInterval(T t, Action a);

The action model/table should have a start/end time associated with it. Currently it does not and this makes it impossible to record time tracking intervals.