[GNC] v4.2 report numbers change over gnucash restarts; Price Database dropping user:price-editor entries.
Phil Diacono
satphil at gmail.com
Sat Oct 17 01:15:28 EDT 2020
Hi team,
I have a vague recollection something like this happened a few years ago
but it was just a display issue, restarting gnucash would display the
seemingly missing manually added currency conversion rate.
However with v4.2, I'm actually seeing the added conversion rate for the
end-of-financial-quarter date being lost after a restart of gnucash.
What's more conversions in reports with settings "nearest" are now
pulling in an entry from a different date (since the eofq date has
disappeared), so the reports' numbers have changed between gnucash sessions!
Eek!
Procedure:
Example report: Balance Sheet, options -> commodities -> Price Sourcec:
Nearest in time and tick "Show Foreign Currencies" and "Show Exchange
Rates".
Line item for Paypal-USD reads:
US$898.50 A$1,1239.99 (= exchange rate of 1.380067, presumably taken
from an existing 10 Oct 2020 Price Database entry 1.380063)
Define exchange rate for end-of-financial-quarter:
Tools -> Price Database -> Currencies -> USD (US Dollar) -> Add ->
Namespace: Currencies
Security: USD (US Dollar)
Currency: AUD (Australian Dollar)
Date: 30/09/20
Type: Last
Price: 1.39638
OK
Reload Balance Sheet Report:
Line item for Paypal-USD now reads:
US$898.50 A$1,254.65 (= exchange rate of 1.396383 matching the 30
Sep 2020 entry we manually put into Price Database)
So far so good.
Exit gnucash. Re-enter gnucash.
Line item for Paypal-USD now reverted to:
US$898.50 A$1,1239.99
Price Database entry for 30 Sep 2020 now missing (even after sorting on
date column)! Report number changed over gnucash restart!
Anyone else seeing this?
Config details:
Running Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS on x64.
Gnucash Version: 4.2
Build ID: 4.2+(2020-09-26)
Finance::Quote: -
It was built using cmake and uses a SQLite 3.x database backend:
libdbd-sqlite3:amd64 0.9.0-8ubuntu1
libsqlite3-0:amd64 3.31.1-4ubuntu0.2
libsqlite3-dev:amd64 3.31.1-4ubuntu0.2
Regards
Phil
More information about the gnucash-user
mailing list