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and subject line Re: Bug#753609: hledger: in CSV rules files, include statement
is relative to working dir (not rules file)
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Package: hledger
Version: 0.23.2-1+b1
Severity: normal
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the include statement for CSV rules files would be a good feature to
express e.g. common CSV formats as reusable rules file "snippets".
In practice it is less useful, however, because include paths are
resolved relative to current workingdir, not relative to the file
containing the include statement.
Concrete example: Most banks in Denmark use same data format for CSV
export (BEC). I want that defined in a shared folder available also for
my girlfriend, and I want some filters reused across several of my own
annual journals.
This works fine when all is in same dir:
mybank-2012.csv:
"Dato";"Tekst";"Beløb";"Saldo";"Valørdato";"Type";"Adviseringer";
02-01-2012;"Årsgebyr Visa/Dankort";-150.00; 2759.05;"30-12-2011";
09-01-2012;"BS DK HOSTMASTER A/S";-45.00; 2714.05;"09-01-2012";"";
10-01-2012;"SLICEHOST";-284.99; 2429.06;"10-01-2012";
mybank-2012.csv.rules:
include merkur.rules
# rules specific to 2012 dump ...
merkur.rules:
include bec.rules
# rules specific to my bank (Merkur Andelskasse)...
bec.rules:
fields date, description1, amount1,, date2, code, description2
amount %amount1 kr
description %description1 - %description2
skip 1
date-format %d-%m-%Y
Then I reorganize (and adapt include statements to match) like this:
mycompany/2012/bank.csv
mycompany/2012/bank.csv.rules
mycompany/merkur.rules
shared/bec.rules
If I run "hledger -f bank.csv" from "mycompany/2012", it works only if
all filter rules are stored directly in bank.csv.rules.
If I run "hledger -f 2012/bank.csv" from "mycompany", it works if
content of bec.rules is stuffed into merkur.rules.
In my actual setup, I cat and pipe, and use hledger -f-, and then
failures to include is silent - the errors emitted are those of the
core "fields" statement missing.
- Jonas
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Version: 0.24-1
Fixed in version 0.24-1.
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Ilias
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