2020-11-30 GnuCash IRC logs
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04:47:44 <chris> cdb: looks like many gnc issues will disappear if we use a home cuurency
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06:39:58 <tdres> Hi, I am using gnucash 4.2-1 on Linux. Is it possible to have a recurring transaction on a per-year basis? I could only find the options for monthly and shorter periods.
06:46:06 <tdres> The scheduled transaction window shows only options up to "monthly" as a frequency.
07:05:56 <chris> tdres: use every 12 months
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07:15:18 <tdres> chris: Thanks for the hint. What confuses me is, that when I create a new scheduled transaction via the editor, I only get the options up to "monthly". But when I select an entry and choose to schedule it, I also get quarter-yearly and yearly as an option.
07:16:19 <tdres> And when I look at the entry in the editor again, that uses the monthly option set to "every 12 months"
07:18:29 <chris> it means the transaction->scheduler has more options than the schedule editor, net effect is the same
07:18:47 <chris> a very minor usability bug
07:18:57 <chris> feel free to file in bugs.gnucash.org
07:20:53 <tdres> Yes sure. That was something I just noticed that the dialog from the context menu has more options than the "real" thing. Thanks for your clarification!
07:21:19 <chris> You're welcome!
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09:50:20 <chris> CDB: my (small) concern about pricedb is similar to lots - it is user modifiable therefore not reliable. IMV transactional data is the only "true" truth :-/
09:50:46 <chris> e.g. have two different STOCK buys on the same day, but with different prices. the newer txn will overwrite pricedb.
09:51:28 <chris> if users & devs are happy to carefully curate lots & pricedb then I agree I'm being silly
09:53:06 <CDB-PHONE> the way I see it, the purpose of price db is Mark to market valuation
09:53:20 <CDB-PHONE> this is not something served by transactions
09:57:14 <chris> CDB: ok.
10:05:05 <chris> in any case jralls will probably agree gnc-pricedb is written in the most obtuse way possible, and very resistant to modifications
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10:10:55 <CDB-PHONE_> I wouldn't be surprised!
10:11:24 <CDB-PHONE_> I understand your desire to automate everything and reduce human input to reduce opportunity for human error
10:11:34 <CDB-PHONE_> just need to be cautious with that zeal
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12:44:01 <jralls> chris, no, /me doesn't agree that gnc-pricedb is written in the most obtuse way possible. It's quite clear, it just uses paradigms that while common among real programming languages aren't supported in toy languages like Scheme.
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19:38:03 <fell> jralls, as milotype asks, who of us should with Benno. That word was missing in your mail. ;-)
19:38:25 <fell> talk
19:39:04 <jralls> Does milotype want to switch to TP too?
19:40:06 <fell> No about string freeze.
19:43:30 <fell> If Benno needs more than gnucash.pot, can he build from a GH tarbal, was the last state, IIRC.
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20:02:43 <jralls> TP use their own tools for generating potfiles. They want a tarball. It looks like github has stopped providing tarballs for every commit--at least I can't find them--so we'd have to at least tag the string-freeze commit to get github to generate a tarball.
20:03:27 <fell> IMHO a tag would be fine.
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22:01:45 <chris-phone> Jralls ok, my branch tries to augment price-nearest with a price-before
22:02:32 <chris-phone> CDB wouldn't it be nice then to have 2 more price source options. Price-before and average-cost-basis, a genuine average cost.
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23:09:52 <fell> jralls, did you swap the branches? Now Ubuntu-20.04 Tests failed with
23:09:54 <fell> Errors were encountered while processing:
23:09:55 <fell> grub-efi-amd64-signed
23:09:57 <fell> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
23:09:58 <fell> Error: Process completed with exit code 100.
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23:33:47 <fell> Don't mind, the next run completed.
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