On 5/7/23 11:33, David G. Pickett wrote:

I have previously posted my mystery regarding why I am stuck 1.5301 even after downloading and installing later versions! I went to flatpak to get later releases than the Ubuntu base. I guess I can start doing uninstall hacks using synaptics! If it is not broke ....

Still partly my bad. When I push interim releases to CPAN/PAUSE I have to remember to use the 1.dd_dd format instead of 1.dddd. Otherwise the distro gets indexed as an official release.

Switching all my securities to Alphadvantage was tiresome, as the
gui was no responsive to the keyboard, but I found the source could
be found using page up.
Last time I switched en-masse (alphavantage to yahoo_json) I manually edited my foobar.gnucash file. Worked like a charm.

** Create a backup ** of foobar.gnucash before following these steps. Replace 'vim' with your preferred editor.

~$ cp <pathtofile>/foobar.gnucash /tmp/foobar.gnucash.gz
~$ cd /tmp
/tmp $ gunzip foobar.gnucash
/tmp $ vim foobar.gnucash

In vim, change lines

<cmdty:quote_source>alphavantage</cmdty:quote_source>

to

<cmdty:quote_source>yahoo_json</cmdty:quote_source>

Save and exit

/tmp $ gzip foobar.gnucash
/tmp $ cp foobar.gnucash.gz <pathtofile>/foobar.gnucash

Run GnuCash, confirm quote sources for a random few securities.

There is also a handy tool for editing XML files on the fly, xmlstarlet. It can also be used to modify the uncompressed .gnucash file.

- Bruce S.
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