Hi! Given the following scenario: 1. unit of account PLN, root account in PLN 2. stock account with let's-say-LTC 3. bank/asset account in a non-PLN currency (let's say EUR)
Entering a transaction into the LTC account that looks like Sell: LTC -2 shares @ 360 zł = 720 zł total sell Buy: EUR 720 zł total buy looks correct in the LTC account view, but in the EUR account view it's all-0 (all splits are there, in a 3-split variant there's 3 splits. but they're all 0). The balance of the EUR account is unchanged by this transaction. I am not prompted for a conversion rate. Right-clicking -> Edit Conversion Rate is refused, and gnucash tells me I can't be doing that. As I hope is natural, a correct result would be (a) to be prompted for the conversion rate (let's say 4zł=1€), and (b) from the perspective of the EUR account, for the tx to look like Sell: LTC -180 € Buy: EUR +180 € (c) the balance of the EUR account increases by 180€ instead of by 0. I reproed this on Debian gnucash 5.6-1~bpo12+1 and 5.13-1, and on Win32 5.11. I'm attaching screenshots as well as a reproducer reduced from my journal. Reporting here since I'm seemingly forbidden from reporting on bugzilla. Please keep me in CC, as I'm not subscribed. Best,
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