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Our support channels and online forums have been flooded with requests for 7pace Timetracker to follow suit with DevOps Server/Services’ “dark theme”. With our 4.37 release, we are happy to share that we are rolling out one of our most requested features: “dark theme” throughout 7pace Timetracker.
The dark theme in 7pace Timetracker will automatically be turned on for those using dark theme in Azure DevOps. To switch to dark theme, go to your Azure DevOps portal and click on your user dropdown menu in the top-right corner. Next, click on the Theme menu item. The theme options pane will be displayed. Click on the Dark option to switch to the dark theme.
You’ll notice a variety of other cool themes are available for selection as well:
We hope you enjoy working with the dark theme (or the theme of your choice) as part of your 7pace Timetracker experience. Give it a try and let us know what you think!
For the full list of improvements, fixes, and details in all other releases, our release articles can be found here: https://support.7pace.com/hc/en-us/sections/115000080746-Release-History
You can download the latest release of 7pace Timetracker (on-prem) for DevOps Server here: https://www.7pace.com/download
