Theoretical vs Attended Time Analysis
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This module adds a new report called "Theoretical vs Attended Time Analysis"
that compares worked time, measured through attendances records, with the
theoretical time, computed from employee's working calendar, public holidays
and employee specific leaves.

There is the possibility of counting as theoretical time some leave types if
specified in them.

Installation
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On installation time, this module computes the theoretical hours for the day of
the attendance check-in, so if you have a lot of records, this would be a bit
slow.

Configuration
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You need to be at least "Attendance / Manual Attendance" for being able to see
the attendances report.

For including some leave types in the theoretical time, you have to:

* Go to Leaves > Configuration.
* Select leave type you want to include.
* Check the mark "Include in theoretical hours".

Usage
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* Go to *Attendances > Reports > Theoretical vs Attended Time Analysis*.
* Check pivot table or look at the graph view.

Known issues / Roadmap
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* Employees with less than 1 week in the company will show full week
  theoretical hours.
* Activate ORM cache for improving performance on computing theoretical hours,
  but assuring that the cache is cleared when the conditions of the computation
  changes.
* If you change employee's working time, theoretical hours for non attended
  days will be computed according this new calendar. You have to define
  start and end dates inside the calendar for avoiding this side effect.
* Recompute theoretical hours of affected days when changing the leave type
  to be included or not in theoretical time.

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Updated by Update PO files to match POT (msgmerge) hook in Weblate.

* Standard procedure
* Adapt data model
* Adapt views
* Adapt code for date handling
* Adapt tests