> "VL" == Vitaly Lipatov writes:
VL> Can anyone enable issues on github page? Instead of separated bugzilla
VL> hosting.
I have found a friend who can get Bugzilla going. I won't enable GitHub issues
unless we convert the Bugzilla issues first, since I don't want
> "M" == Marcos writes:
M> Sometimes I find myself spending too much time pressing TAB cycling through
M> different accounts.
I wonder if we could plugin to another completion framework, like company?
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M> How would I go about reading encrypted ledger files? Would I have to
M> decrypt them every time I need ledger to interpret the file?
If you were using GnuPG:
gpg -o - ledger.dat.gpg | ledger -f - register
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> "AT" == Andrew Thorp writes:
AT> Those are dummy numbers, but the format is the same. When I run
AT> ledger it throws me an error:
AT> While parsing file "/$HOME/Documents/Finance/ledger/ledger.dat", line 8:
AT> While parsing posting:
AT> Error: Posting has no
> "RJ" == Radoslaw Jurga writes:
JR> I get a warning that I think shouldn't be there when I use the --strict
RJ> option.
>> Warning: "Budget.dat", line 16: Unknown account 'Budget:$account'
Yes, you're right, this is a bug.
The Bugzilla is still down, but I'd
> "EL" == Ella Lobatina writes:
LE> Obviously I'm doing it wrong, but how should I go about it in order to get
LE> those balancing transactions included in my output?
Can you show me an example of a single transaction (fake) within the context
of the other settings
> "SC" == Scott Carpenter writes:
SC> Is there a built-in way to get a tabular report? Say I want to have
SC> categories and subcategories on the y-axis and years on the x, something
SC> like:
No, there is nothing built-in that will do this.
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> "PK" == Pete Keen writes:
PK> All done! I've fully migrated everything over to AWS and Travis-CI
PK> infrastructure. HTTPS is now set up and, just for fun, so is IPv6. I've
PK> updated the about[1] page if anyone is curious about how the whole thing
PK> comes
> "SP" == Scott Payne writes:
SP> I can live with that. I tried using the day name as that was suggested by
SP> the man page. Should I raise a documentation bug or is it a bug in the
SP> implementation?
Looking at the code, I see this:
optional
> "SP" == Scott Payne writes:
SP> I've tried "--start-of-week Thursday" but it has no effect.
Does it have no effect in your report too, or just the period command?
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> "SM" == Simon Michael writes:
SM> Thanks Pete! This probably makes sense. Let's see if John is happy with
SM> this. Ok John ?
Absolutely. Any interest in running the Bugzilla Docker container? I have the
recipe to build it, and the MySQL data dump; all that needs to
> "MM" == Martin Michlmayr writes:
MM> Yeah, I know, but this is in line with John's "ledger is just a
MM> calculator" philosophy and people should build business logic on top
MM> (which never really happened, partly because the Python interface isn't
MM> quite ready).
Yes,
> "MM" == Martin Michlmayr writes:
MM> As far as I can tell, ledger can handle such transactions without any
MM> problems. However, the syntax might be a bit unexpected. This is imho due
MM> to a reported bug. The bug tracker is down right now but I can send a link
MM>
> Aric Gregson writes:
> Not really. That breaks down into each payment with the amount that should
> have gone to savings shown directly below it. The totaled amount is still
> just "net" income after the amount sent to savings.
Can you show what you'd like the report
> "AR" == Alexandre Rademaker writes:
AR> $ ledger -f 2017.dat xact 2017/10/24 Chacaltaya R\$10
AR> Error: Invalid date:
This has been reported before. I wonder if it's something with the C++
libraries on High Sierra.
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> "AG" == Aric Gregson writes:
AG> I am trying to do something that I thought was rather simple, which is to
AG> show the amount of gross income from each Payee.
Does --account=payee help at all?
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> "LB" == Leo Bossmann writes:
LB> ledger -f test.ledger xact 2017/09/03 Google
LB> I get* "Error: Invalid date:"*
Hmmm... I wonder if something changed in the C++ library, since we're using
that for doing date parsing.
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> "JMF" == Jan Maurits Faber writes:
JMF> Obviously it would be nicer if ledger sorted the files before including
JMF> them, so I could use the first version. I can't seem to find a working
JMF> bug tracker anywhere to add this suggestion, is the project still being
JMF>
>>>>> "YK" == Yuri Khan <yuri.v.k...@gmail.com> writes:
KY> Look into the “ledger xml” command[1] and the Python interface[2]. The
YK> documentation is a bit lacking but hopefully you will be able to glean
KY> things from the outputs.
Also "ledger
>>>>> "RN" == Ryan Nowakowski <tuba...@fattuba.com> writes:
RN> 2017-09-21 KFC
RN> Assets:Checking $20.00 ; FitID: 201709214
RN> Expenses:Food
RN> Does this seem reasonable?
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e the first metadata is apply to every posting in the transaction; in the
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JW> respective amounts applied to the invoices? Appreciate the help.
What output did you want to see?
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y to get the original source text for
MT> that line, so that I can compare it with what ledger is telling me?
There is a "calculated" variable you can use in a test to see if the amount
was generated or not:
calculated ? "it was" : "it wasn't"
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IS> 2017/04/04 exchange rate
IS> test1 1 EUR @ 8.1 HRK
IS> test2
IS> works.
Yes, this makes sense.
IS> These seem like they could be workarounds for my problem but I am not sure
IS> yet.
I agree there's a bug here, and a lack of documentation on when th
y clear
to me what the rule would be. If we start introducing this indirect types of
changes, it could become quite complex to know when to report such entries.
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So, the answer I guess is that it hasn't been implemented in the last 5 and a
half years...
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This is a very good question, I'm not sure it's supported, but it should be.
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is designed to reproduce your input file as closely as
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all that reported time
is being spent swapping.
However, I don't think anyone has enough RAM, since this example consumes 8 GB
within the first 10 seconds. This is most definitely a bug, since your data
does not represent 8+ GB of information.
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proach to keep the transaction
AD> count *relatively* small.
I would expect ledger to handle millions of transaction gracefully, so I'm
interested in your example that times out.
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>>>>> "BW" == Ben Weintraub <benwe...@gmail.com> writes:
BW> Sorry, I forgot to mention that I have, and it yields identical results.
It seems to be working here. Do you have a smaller example that shows the
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ledger sort to achieve sorting on multiple
BH> keys. When I convert my GnuCash file to Ledger, the transactions are in
BH> random order. I want the transactions in my journal ordered first by date
BH> and second by payee.
Does this help:
ledger print --raw --sort 'date,payee'
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>>>>> "CE" == Craig Earls <ender...@gmail.com> writes:
CE> If there is an emacs mode that can interpret colored console output I
CE> haven't found it.
`ansi-color-apply-on-region' :)
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nts is also good. They work best when
PM> used together.
I want you to add the constraint, not me. If there's a constraint you want to
encode but can't, I'd want to find a way to generalize what you're trying to
accomplish.
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s how I see ledger - - - its a tool with
o> little showing on the surface but there is a vast world below!)
You might want to give beancount a look, since it has much more of an
accounting focus.
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mpose those semantics to help you
avoid errors.
C++Ledger, however, is just a glorified calculator. It doesn't tell you what
your inputs or your outputs should mean.
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>>>>> "VS" == Vladimir Sorokin <vsoroki...@gmail.com> writes:
VS> I guess, either code or documentation is incorrect and should be fixed.
Ah, can you please log that at http://bugs.ledger-cli.org?
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>>>>> "VS" == Vladimir Sorokin <vsoroki...@gmail.com> writes:
VS> I'm trying to generate reports for an account which has transactions in
VS> different currencies, and I stuck.
Have you tried the -B (cost basis) and -H (historical price) options?
>>>>> "J" == James <kunal...@gmail.com> writes:
J> How do I get ledger to not collapse at single subtotal headings? Appreciate
J> if someone could help with this.
Which report is this happening in? What options are you using?
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>> configure.in:222: error: possibly undefined macro: AM_PATH_PYTHON
>> 2017-05-26 12:11:28 /pri/git/Ledger4/2.6.3/ledger-2.6.3
>> $
>>
These errors sound like you don't have autoconf, automake, and libtool
installed.
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>>>>> "IS" == Ivan Stefanic <ivst...@sdf-eu.org> writes:
IS> Is there a way to print comments (notes) in register output?
You can use --prepend-format to add text using a Ledger format string to the
beginning of every register line.
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suggestions?
Your automated transaction *should* work, it's just a missing feature.
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nd no reason it couldn't be added, either, we just can't refer
to the totals of other accounts in all places yet.
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nice
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I think ledger reg --group-by 'format_date(date, "%m")' might help.
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)? Or maybe this does not matter.
Actually, since the dummy transaction is a posting in the amount of zero, I
suppose it doesn't need to balance with anything else.
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>>>>> "OH" == Owen Heisler <owenh...@gmail.com> writes:
OH> Do you mind testing on the attached journal file (test.dat)?
So, you want both Expenses and Expenses:Clothing to be reported with a balance
of 0?
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xt boxes, Emacs doesn't approve.
I just end up using EUR, although it doesn't display as nicely.
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It would be nice for Ledger to natively read and decrypt Gpg files, which
would then work with including files.
What I do is to create an encrypted loopback filesystem (on the Mac, this is
called an "encrypted sparsebundle"), in which I store all my Ledger files.
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journal.
Just to check: Do your automated transaction occur earlier in the Ledger file
than the transactions in question?
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CE> I should add that I have been an emacs user since 1995.
Emacs user since 1989 here, but also vi for several years; I still use it at
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hich you'd do with a balance assignment to adjust the total). Haven't
gotten this quite working the way I'd like either.
There are likely more ways to automate this, but I think it should give you
the general idea...
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>>>>> John Wiegley <jo...@newartisans.com> writes:
> There should be another directive that says, "I don't care, show it to me
> like this or go home."
Added as a feature request: http://bugs.ledger-cli.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1197
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>>>>> "t" == thierry <th...@free.fr> writes:
t> Thanks Kumar, this is what was expected. However I still have the same
t> error, and I do not understand what is wrong... John, any idea?
I'll take a look.
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function.
This is entirely untested, but it was intended to be possible when these
features were created.
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>>>>> "KA" == Kumar Appaiah <a.ku...@alumni.iitm.ac.in> writes:
AK> # ledger -f test.dat reg Income
Try:
ledger -f test.dat reg -n Income
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script to do it externally,
MC> but it is nice to have things in ledger itself.
This should be easy to do in Python, using the Python integration, but I can't
think of a convenient way to do it otherwise, without an external script.
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*much* faster at detected when a rebuild
needs to happen, and automatically makes use of multiple cores.
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of the account information. That's why I added --collapse: to disable display
of the account tree underneath each "commodity".
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JP> Let me know what you think is the easiest way to do this.
acprep should listen to LDFLAGS, if you set it in the environment:
LDFLAGS="-lpqxx -lpq" ./acprep
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ee the share count, price/share and the market value, you'll need to set
the --total:
ledger --account=commodity --collapse \
--total='(count, total, market(total))' balance
You'll probably need to massage the output, but this should get you part of
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ere tools to accomodate that?
You could use "git-annex" as a git-based auto sync:
https://git-annex.branchable.com/
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A> Keep your fingers crossed! I may have a location in San Francisco's
A> financial district; need to verify beginning of next week on site.
Hi Alexis, any luck? Are we meeting this weekend? What
>>>>> "MM" == Martin Michlmayr <t...@cyrius.com> writes:
MM> * John Wiegley <jo...@newartisans.com> [2016-11-03 10:57]:
>> We haven't picked a date yet. I'm free and open these weekends:
>>
>> Nov 12/13 Nov 26/27
MM> Both work
n find a cheap
BMK> flight down, I might be interested in coming down for this.
We haven't picked a date yet. I'm free and open these weekends:
Nov 12/13
Nov 26/27
I could also do a weekday evening.
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using sourcetree which has been very
CE> reliable for a long time.
If you look at the log using "git log --stat", you should see that all the
commits only touch the Elisp files, even though they describe changes that
might have been larger in the original commit.
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>>>>> "CE" == Craig Earls <ender...@gmail.com> writes:
CE> Any ideas? I am not a git guru, just a git.
:) Can you show me the clone command you used?
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Python 3 support, and
maybe take a look at some of the P1 bugs that have been languishing.
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>>>>> "r" == rtjmay <r...@rtjmay.ca> writes:
r> Is this a bug in ledger-mode, or am I doing something incorrectly?
This does sound like a bug. Can you open GitHub issue against:
https://github.com/ledger/ledger-mode
I believe Craig is still the main
new bug
> with the above steps regardless?
No, if it will be fixed by those other two, then that is enough.
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JB> like virtual accounts, or automatic postings to envelope-type accounts,
JB> please let me know!
I haven't heard anyone else complain about it yet, although it's certainly a
bug. Does the workaround described in #415 work for you?
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was produced by git-subtree, so it's possible some of them may
have ended up empty. I forgot to squeeze out empty commits after the
extraction had completed.
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Do you have a .ledgerrc file? Or a pricing database?
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HR> hence open for adoption.
This could quite easily be supported today by writing a pre-processor for the
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ent accounts with a precision appropriate to each account.
Limiting everything to 2 would be odd, and limiting it to anything else would
make dollars amounts seem too precise.
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s this just fine:
ledger expr 'any (account =~ /Books/)'
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>>>>> "A" == Alexis <surryh...@gmail.com> writes:
A> can you include the doc/ledger-mode.texi file in the ledger-mode repo
A> also? I think it makes sense to move the documentation to the sources.
Done, complete with the history for that file along the s
organization:
https://github.com/ledger/ledger-mode
I have also remove the lisp/ directory from the ledger project, although I
have a feeling CMake is going to need to be told too...
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don't need to be exactly synced, unless there is a change in the data
protocol used between them, or in the reporting arguments. But all of that is
very stable now.
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Hi guys,
Just wanted to let you know that I'll be splitting ledger-mode and the Emacs
code into its own repository within the ledger organization on GitHub soon.
If anyone has any concerns or issues, please let me know. The initial goal is
to reduce Travis activity due to frequent changes in
ile.
Same here; I use org-babel to save the report, rerun them, and capture the
output.
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>>>>> Alexandre Rademaker <aradema...@gmail.com> writes:
> What are the columns X and code in the "org" reporting command?? Best,
Not sure what X is, but code is documented in the manual as part of the payee
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>>>>> Vikas Rawal <vikasra...@gmail.com> writes:
> 3. reg -l %FlowDetail = 'expense20052015'
It has to be just:
reg -l '%FlowDetail=expense20052015'
No extra spaces, no ==, etc.
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ense for it to be inclusive.
It might be useful to have an option to switch the two readings of such
ranges...
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>>>>> Martin Michlmayr <t...@cyrius.com> writes:
> reg -l "tag('FlowDetail') == 'BankStatements/2016/expense200515.pdf'"
A quicker way would be to:
%FlowDetail=expense200515
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>>>>> Vikas Rawal <vikasra...@gmail.com> writes:
> This gives me the table:
> --format "|%(account) |%(quantity(total_expr(amount)))|\n”
Try the "org" reporting command:
ledger org expenses
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> code.)
If those are the only caveats, I'd support such a change.
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>>>>> Simon Michael <si...@joyful.com> writes:
> How about writing a explicit 0 posting amount.
Right, you can balance the assertion amount against 0.
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>>>>> Ben Finney <ben+led...@benfinney.id.au> writes:
> How can I get Ledger to follow this behaviour for an alias?
This sounds like a feature that was simply never added.
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can use a single line balance assertion:
2006/01/17 Confirm balance at this point
[Liabilities:MasterCard] = $-1,731.72
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I'd just like to
> ignore them.
> Is this possible?
For example:
ledger bal expenses --limit 'commodity =~ /^USD$/'
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>>>>> Adrian Whitfield <whitfield.adr...@gmail.com> writes:
> Should I go ahead and raise it as a bug?
Please do. :)
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>>>>> Adrian Whitfield <whitfield.adr...@gmail.com> writes:
> I'm sure of it Jostein, but I'm unable to register it on ledger's Bugzilla
> page <http://bugs.ledger-cli.org/> frustratingly.
What happens?
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