Bitbucket (+ others): absolute commit date

Converts dates from relative format to absolute (format presets) for Bitbucket.org, may for *.atlassian.com(jira) ...

What is Bitbucket (+ others): absolute commit date?

Bitbucket (+ others): Absolute Commit Date is a Chrome extension that reforms date representations from relative format (like 'XXXX time ago') into absolute format in Bitbucket.org, other Atlassian domains, and in any domain, by using customizable domain regular expression matching. The extension is ideal for users who want more precise time and date tracking for Bitbucket commits and entries - it automatically works with existing date information, dynamically responds to pagination and pjax updates, and offers four date format presets for user convenience.

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By: bfday

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Users: 597 ▲ 27

Rating: 4.17 (12)

Version: 2.2.0 (Last updated: 2019-03-13)

Creation date: 2019-03-13

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

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storage

Size: 12.90K

Email: st*****@gmail.com

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# 36259 ▲ 688

Other rankings

#1954 in Developer Tools ▲ 8 #35 in date keyword 13 ▲ 6 #88 in format keyword 14 ▲ 5 #205 in section keyword 4 ▲ 12

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Extension summary

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Shows actual (absolute) date of commits (and other date-containing fields) for Bitbucket.org, *.atlassian.com and others domains which have <time> tags.

By default it works only for Bitbucket.org, but you can enable it anywhere just fill "Domain regexp" with ".*" (dot asterisk) or valid regexp which matches desired domains. Careful - "Domain regexp" is regexp text without slashes and flags, it is YOUR_REGEXP in "/YOUR_REGEXP/i" record. Also now you can choose date format from 4 presets. Converts (automatically, based on existing date inside time tag) dates on from relative format "XXXX time ago" to absolute (actual). Just install it, reload page and enjoy fully qualified dates. Also it watches for events such as pagination and pjax updates and correctly updates dates.

With regards, Stepanov Stanislav (https://github.com/bfday)

Change Log:

2.2.0: support of few additional formats added 2.1.1: support for span tag containing title attr with date in string format 2.1.0: new date format "MM/dd/YY HH:mm" added 2.0.9: converting to "dd/MM/YY HH:mm" format fix

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Works exactly as described and meets users' expectations
Very useful for developers, addressing a common oversight by Atlassian
Incredible tool for an overlooked function
Life saver for many users

Cons

Doesn't change dates like 'minutes ago' or 'days ago'
Occasionally breaks valid dates
May stop working after updates to Bitbucket
Some users report it requires setup or may not function properly

Most mentioned

Doesn't change dates like 'minutes ago', 'days ago'
Life saver, works exactly as described
Incredible tool for a much overlooked function
It doesn't seem to work, possibly due to Bitbucket changes

Recent reviews

Doesn't change dates like "minutes ago", "days ago". Also broke valid dates

Nick Lefterov, 2023-10-11

It doesn't seem to work. Maybe I'm missing some setup or maybe a change in bitbucket broke this extension? If someone could help me with this that'd be nice because I could make good use of this extension.

Pieter-Jan Lavaerts, 2023-10-02

Life saver, thank you!!! Works exactly as described and is everything I hoped for. Was driving me crazy seeing this has been reported to Atlassian but is being ignored for some odd reason.