[GNC] postpone reconciliation broken: ignores my changes

[Jamestk]

Sorry, my poor wording - with the single transaction entries it writes back
to the main data file as saved, if you try to move onto the next task it
will ask, 'discard, save' - this process feels different to reconcile where
you have to hit the finish button in order to achieve similar result.

This if course is not the same as selecting save from top menu where it
saves the file to hard drive.

Perhaps users are ticking entries then using green reconcile button thinking
this will complete the process, only by selecting finish will it write back
to file.

Cheers,


Colin Law wrote
> On Fri, 8 Feb 2019 at 21:12, Jamestk <

> davidjamestk at .co

> > wrote:
>>
>> Michael, just a thought - individual transactions should save after each
>> entry, tapping the return key will move onto the next one auto saving the
>> previous - the reconciliation process is likely to be somewhat different,
>> GNC marks the entries but doesn't save these until the process is
>> finalized
>> by activating 'finish' button, this will change entries from 'c' to 'r'
>> writing the result back to file -
>>
>> Could I ask what button is used when you mention 'marked as complete', if
>> its the green reconciled tick button this appears to be non functional?
> 
> The above is not correct except when using one of the database
> backends.  With the default xml file it only saves when asked to do so
> or every five minutes (or whatever) if the auto save interval is
> configured.  It does not save after each transaction and the
> completion of reconcile does not trigger a save.
> 
> Colin
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