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--- Comment #11 from moore...@cox.net ---
As I mentioned, I think Gnucash constructed this transaction (and others
like it) when I imported from Quicken. When I found the matching
transactions in GC and removed them, it had no effect on balances and I
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--- Comment #8 from moore...@cox.net ---
Cristian,
I will work on creating a small-as-possible and sanitized version you can
try. I think it will crash with just the single transaction, so I just need
to remove account information not related to that
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--- Comment #9 from moore...@cox.net ---
Created attachment 88958
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Small test case that produces the floating point exception on import
This file contains a single transaction that triggers a
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--- Comment #6 from moore...@cox.net ---
I traced this down to a number of transactions that had quantity 0. These
were stock transactions. I removed the transactions and the import no longer
crashes.
I originally migrated to gnucash from Quicken so it
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--- Comment #5 from moore...@cox.net ---
Sorry, my mistake. It is version 4.6.3.
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=338772
Bug ID: 338772
Summary: KMyMoney crashed while importing gnucash data
Product: kmymoney
Version: unspecified
Platform: Ubuntu Packages
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
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--- Comment #3 from moore...@cox.net ---
(In reply to Thomas Baumgart from comment #2)
Please specifiy the KMyMoney version you are using. Use Help/About to find
out. Thx.
version 4.9.5
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