it's cumbersome to add multiple tags this way.
Is this SMOP (and if so I'll be happy to file a ticket), or am I missing
something more profound here?
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New issue 142: bean-check should return non-zero exit code upon failure
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/142/bean-check-should-return-non-zero-exit
Stefano Zacchiroli:
As per title. Currently, bean-check seems to always return exit code 0, no
matter if errors are encountered in the
New issue 143: full-line comments not allowed within transactions
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/143/full-line-comments-not-allowed-within
Stefano Zacchiroli:
According to my reading of the syntax reference, comment should be allowed
everywhere in a beancount file, no matter if
New issue 144: allow tagging of individual postings / transaction legs
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/144/allow-tagging-of-individual-postings
Stefano Zacchiroli:
Currently tags are only allowed to be "global" to a transaction. Given that
metadata are allowed on both tr
t Ledger -> Beancount migration
script for its own uses, and hence is slowly becoming active on
the Beancount front.
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On Thu, Nov 03, 2016 at 07:07:09PM +0100, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:
> Is this SMOP (and if so I'll be happy to file a ticket), or am I missing
> something more profound here?
^--- "this" being "supporting tags on individual postings"
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New issue 146: bean-format fails on currencies that contain "_" (underscore)
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/146/bean-format-fails-on-currencies-that
Stefano Zacchiroli:
The following beancount input:
```
#!beancount
1970-01-01 open Equity:Opening-balances
1970-
New issue 147: plugins declared in include-d files are ignored
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/147/plugins-declared-in-include-d-files-are
Stefano Zacchiroli:
I'd like to keep my "main" ledger clean, with a single "include
header.beancount", which in turn
for
the default keybindings of beancount.el? If yes, I'd be happy to file a
proposal as a patch in the issue tracker. But at the time I guess that
if the keybindings are to be changed to something else, you would want
to pick it yourself what that something else is.
With many thanks i
New issue 148: bean-query makes it cumbersome to run queries from CLI
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/148/bean-query-makes-it-cumbersome-to-run
Stefano Zacchiroli:
Consider the example of the query directive given in the syntax reference:
```
#!beancount
2014-07-09 query
#x27;beancount)
Thanks Martin!, this is definitely good enough.
(And C-x C-a looks indeed like a reasonable and available choice.)
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coming from the same code base? Are there other
examples of similar needs in the Emacs ecosystem?
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ry lightweight, like the DCO, and
avoid other CAAs/CLAs.)
Many thanks in advance for your clarifications,
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ture of the community you want to
build around Beancount, with far reaching implications on the long term
sustainability of the project. But, again, I'm not complaining (I've
already done it in the past :-)) or anything, I'm just trying to clarify
and reach a final point on discussions that I
for such a function,
called ANY_META for lack of better naming ideas.
It works for me, but I'm open to better suggestion on how to
"hierarchically" lookup metadata within transactions.
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red thus
far is that there seems to be no obvious way to have every sections
automatically folded when you open the file.
I guess I just haven't found the right knob yet...
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On Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 11:41:37PM +0100, francois PEGORY wrote:
> i have seen that the new booking functionality is now released.
Does that include booking at average cost or is that still unreleased?
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e base. Linus doesn't care
about this aspect because the Linux kernel is so important in the
ecosystem that they have the de facto power to *force* others to
relicense as GPL2-compatible just for being included in Linux. I doubt
that this is currently the case for Beancount, although I do wish
7;l', not two)
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before hitting the license
one (in fact, very likely you won't even know those code changes exist,
because their authors will probably not distribute them in the first
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ch.
What do you think?
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2 only, at least for now. Can you please make this choice apparent in
the code itself, maybe fixing the inconsistencies that I've pointed out
in my very first message in this thread, or do you prefer if I file a
issue about this?
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ibly blessed by you, as
central place where non-mainline plugins get contributed, with some
sanity checking on namespace to avoid naming clashes
Do you have any preference?
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with a description stating that it's just
a mirror, and that the main development happens on bitbucket.
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sh from my Mercurial client to the
> github git repo and it converts on-the-fly.)
Awesome, thanks a lot for this!
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in source code. In general, I like the idea of letting
> the dust settle a bit and get a fair amount of real usage before doing that.
Sounds good to me.
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On Sat, Dec 03, 2016 at 09:21:35AM -1000, Martin Blais wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 3, 2016 at 1:48 AM, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:
> >
> > It would be useful at some point if you could document best
> > practices or other expectations on how 3rd party plugins should be
> > "
sing
Equity is that then you won't see the "impact" of the rounding error
when you just look at income/expenses over a given period of time (which
I often do). But maybe I'm missing something about why Equity is better
in these cases...
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to fix, but I don't know if it has happened yet (I'm running a beancount
that dates to a few months back).
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ffective when you process per-year files.
Depending on how invasive the plugins in use are, this asymmetry might
result in very surprising side-effects.
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his might entail implementing a two-stage parsing of
sort, which might be annoying. But you asked about my favorite behavior,
and that would be it :)
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Thanks!
On December 26, 2016 5:28:56 PM GMT+01:00, Martin Blais wrote:
>https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/150/review-behaviour-of-options-and-plugins
>
>On Mon, Dec 26, 2016 at 2:51 AM, Stefano Zacchiroli
>wrote:
>
>> On Sun, Dec 25, 2016 at 02:35:08PM -050
and
Liabilities:Mortgage:*. On top of that you can add some easy-to-activate
knob that will pre-select those accounts.
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gument for having
documentation on Google Docs was the ease of submitting and receiving
user contributions, would you be open to reconsider that decision now?
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works only if you are logged into a Google account, and have
added all Beancount documents to your "drive".
If there is a way to make this work without (being logged into) a Google
account, I'm interested in learning about it.
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seen around in the Free Software projects I use daily, and that
technical bit will enable some of us to peruse it even more effectively.
Thank you!
(If you prefer to have this as a proper bug report in the BTS, so that
we can coordinate to implement the needed bits, just let me know.)
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When reading docx *pandoc* does indeed strip those spaces,
unfortunately, so one can't simply rely on pandoc for a docx -> rst
conversation, but the information seems to be there in the docx.
I'll give this path a try, but please let me know i
public.file_ordering')
>>>
What am I missing here? I've also looked for sys.path fiddling in the
beancount code, but didn't find any that seem relevant here.
I'm able to reproduce the issue on tw
herwise this (still) doesn't make sense to me :)
Thanks anyway for your quick feedback Martin!
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uot; ones, in the sense that grocery
would be (baby-related) Expenses:Grocery, clothes Expenses:Clothes, etc.
What am I missing here?
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t push" is
probably a standard need for many people editing via Fava, would a
"official" plugin for doing this be welcome?
TIA,
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1) get some more exposure from users that are not
using tip. So it might make sense to release current tip as rc2 to PyPi,
wait 2 weeks (to see if anything important shows up), then stamp 2.0.
My (semantically versioned) 0.0.2 EUR,
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prefixing each link with something like "to suggest edits to
this document go to ...". And I'm assuming you will re-enable
suggestions on the Google Docs once the sphinx documents will be
advertised as the main entry points for users, right?
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lost a contribution that you consider valuable.
That said, I don't particularly care, Bitbucket is as bad as a platform
as GitHub in terms of software freedom, and I'm happily using
git-remote-hg locally anyway, so the two alternatives are really the
same to me.
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nt, and have a Fava instance
running on top of it. It works like a charm.
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[^]: well, a preliminary, ad-hoc version of it written only for my
needs, that Martin has then converted to a amazing general-purpose tool
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m that aspect, this seem unrelated to the "lower
barriers for contribution due to what is well-known out there". (But is
an interesting discussion anyway!)
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On Sat, Mar 31, 2018 at 12:45:12PM -0400, Martin Blais wrote:
> CI only makes it easier to run the test, it doesn't write the tests.
> Running the tests is easy ("make test" locally)
My point was that it gives actionable incentives to write the tests to
wannabe contr
you're considering.)
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th other technologies / different setup
would help in having more deployment doc.
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On Sat, Apr 07, 2018 at 07:02:53PM -0600, Daniele Nicolodi wrote:
> is it just me or the project website http://furius.ca/beancount is down?
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New issue 274: allow single document option to span multiple per-year
directories
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/274/allow-single-document-option-to-span
Stefano Zacchiroli:
As suggested by the documentation, it is handy to split documents like bank
statements into per-year sub
des compatibility between icsv2ledger maintained
mapping DBs and Beancount importers, allowing to share mappings between the
Ledger and Beancount worlds.
"""
__copyright__ = "Copyright (C) 2018 Stefano Zacchiroli"
__license__ = "GPL-2.0-or-later"
import csv
imp
advance for your thoughts / comments on this.
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omething such
- it is not generic (not all documents are "statements")
-> this is a minor point, which looks like will be fixed soon
Hope this clarifies,
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documents, it will be possible for the implementation of the
"documents" option to exclude them and not generate matching
"document" entries. But I'm not sure if you'd consider this a hack or
not.
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not web-specific.
That would be helpful and make more users use documents associated to
transactions, I think. But is of course up to the Fava people to decide
if they want to move the plugin over or not.
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porter configuration, but the configuration
API doesn't allow to do so ATM. Would such a generalization be welcome
to you, Martin? (as bug report and/or patch)
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t;hg
pull" and me asking about this here, you implemented the solution for a
problem I didn't know I had yet :-)
Amazing, thank you! (And, in passing, I also like the design a lot.)
I'll report back here if it's not flexible enough for my needs, but at
first sight it total
/fava --prefix /beancount /path/to/main.beancount
User=zack
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New issue 334: prefix matching when running custom queries
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/334/prefix-matching-when-running-custom
Stefano Zacchiroli:
BQL "run QUERY_NAME" command currently expects a precise match on QUERY_NAME.
It would be nice to make it select the best
patch for the last solution should be trivial (make ANY_META return
'' instead of None), but it's IMO not the best solution. Making None be
interpreted as False in WHERE context would be better, but I haven't yet
looked at how hard it is to make that work.
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New issue 335: BQL: None should be considered False in boolean context
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/335/bql-none-should-be-considered-false-in
Stefano Zacchiroli:
The following query:
```
#!bql
SELECT ANY_META('trip') AS trip, SUM(position) AS amount
WHE
null
and is indeed quite nice.
Interpreting null values as False in boolean context would still be a
nice to have, but it's definitely not more important than that.
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ons, WHERE for postings) writing queries is
intuitive and hence quick. I never felt the same ease of use with
ledger-cli query functionalities in spite of having used it for much
longer than bean-query.
If you rewrite it, this is a strong +1 for keeping a similar language /
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/
It's not a fully generic running count, but AFAICT is what is used by
the BALANCES shorthand query which you cited as initial example.
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rt from my bank contains the card number (well, the last 8 digits of
it, but it's generally enough for disambiguation purposes).
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ncount and can point to tips or
suitable configuration snippets?
If the ledger-mode-for-Beancount user base is non nil we might have
chances of adapting it and pushing upstream changes that make it work
very well for Beancount.
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ll in all it's entirely possible this is just me using the mode
"wrong", or expecting it to do things it's not supposed to do, but it's
hard to tell.
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-view-default
I understand it's probably too short time to properly bake the
documentation using the Google Docs -> rst pipeline, but maybe you'd
consider shipping a one-off rst export with the upcoming release? Again,
nothing blocking, just a nice to have if it's doable with
ht?
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« the first rule of tautology club is the first rule of tautology
th
BQL you generally match accounts using regular expression makes this
very convenient to do.) But there is no "strong right" or "strong wrong"
way of doing it.
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detailed feedback below.
> On 04/01/2019 06:25, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:
> > - completion: I'm not sure how that is supposed to work. beancount-tab
> > as a function works well for accounts and tags (but not metadata
> > key/values, apparently), but if I bind it to TAB I
to check if there really are people who
want TAB to trigger autocompletion when the cursor is in the middle of
an account name. But anyway, I'm guessing you'll eventually submit these
amazing improvements to Martin B. as PR, so you can also let him be the
arbiter of the preferred behavio
On Sun, Jan 20, 2019 at 09:32:24AM -0700, Daniele Nicolodi wrote:
> (setq beancount-posting-alignment-column 4)
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unt-mode, but TAB pulls back
postings to the 2nd column. Looking at the code the variable seems to be
used correctly, so I'm not sure what's causing this. Can you reproduce
it?
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y
it feels *instantaneous*, but it's still waaaay acceptable.
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ting a performance boost? I guess not much, due to either I/O
constraints or the GIL lock, right? I'm curious about whether
validation, booking, and plugins might be made parallelizable in the
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tion)) AS value
WHERE account ~ '^Assets:.*Investments'
GROUP BY account, currency
ORDER BY account, currency
"
where I'd like to have an extra column showing "value - cost".
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ze this kind of feedback is pointless until it turns into actual
code, but you seem to be welcoming the discussion, so I bite :-))
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erfectly for me :-)
Thanks a lot!
Any plan to upstream this now? It all feels pretty solid.
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re some time investment. I haven't seen any interested from
> Martin about those changes, thus am I reluctant to put that last bit
> of work in.
Martin: can you comment on this?
Many thanks in advance,
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IA,
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[^]: ledger's --strict also requires commodities to be pre-declared, but
Beancount is strict by default in that respect, so there is no need
to emulate it.
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equebook).
So any strict check on sequentially should allow some sort of override.
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improve performances in that scenario as well.
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« the first rule of tautolo
-life scenario with a significant number of
transactions.
Hope this helps,
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hose state changes are timestamped and monitored by the system.
This is not to say that Beancount is or isn't suitable for specific use
cases (yours or others). I see value in both "low level" accounting
tools like Beancount (and I've enjoyed learning more about accounting
discussed in the past on this list.)
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ledger Python bindings?
If not, please do, then we'll discuss why it's been done this way :-)
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empty sets could be handled there automatically as well.
Python data classes might come in handy here:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/dataclasses.html
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a functional programmer, so I don't need any convincing on
the usefulness of immutability :-)
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idea how hard it would be to get that with Beancount (maybe
inclusion should just become a purely textual operation, delegated to a
"dump" file processor?), but IMHO *that* is what will make file
inclusion not confusing at all.
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, that's what I was referring to with using a "dumb" preprocessor
for dealing with includes. It would be the best solution for settling
once and for all all include surprises.
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le-entry accounting
users. This is a question for the Fava devs though, that usually react
quickly to this kind of suggestions via the GitHub issue tracker
https://github.com/beancount/fava
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ove to have too. My typical use case is "fixing the
past", e.g., when I refactor the account hierarchy or more generally
find a better way to account for something and I want to automate the
process of fixing past entries.
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On Fri, Aug 02, 2019 at 02:18:20AM -0700, Kirill Goncharov wrote:
> Docs now available at GitHub Pages: https://xuhcc.github.io/beancount-docs/
Thanks a lot for doing this, it's awesome !
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where the date is being inserted. That might be the default date shown
in the calendar, as you propose, or just the date directly inserted in
the file.
My 0.02 EUR,
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u decided where the official Beancount repository is gonna be
after that?
Thank you in advance for your answer,
Cheers
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o, please say it
explicitly and I'm confident people will step in to help out with this.
(I'm not volunteering myself because forced home schooling is now
absorbing my entire free time, but I'm optimist that others can help, as
long as it's clear that help with this is wan
ts. It's GitLab, but extended with
Mercurial software. It's developed and maintained by Mercurial upstream
devs, so it should be reasonably well integrated and safe mid-term (not
that I've tested it myself though...).
I've no idea how to migrate issues from bitbucket to GitLab
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