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- fix: roi: use posting dates when available, honor --date2 (Dmitry Astapov)
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This will not change the results computed for the typical use-case,
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just makes "roi" more thorough/consistent by supporting posting dates
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when they are provided.
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- balance: Balance reports with --depth=0 properly report aggregated
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values, not zero everywhere. (#1761) (Stephen Morgan)
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- areg: begin respecting --date2: show txns' date2 (#1731)
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- prices: Do not try to generate prices when there would be a zero
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denominator. Also correctly generate reverse prices for zero
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amounts. (Stephen Morgan)
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- ;pkg: allow megaparsec 9.2
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- csv: Allow both amount-in and amount-out fields to contain a zero.
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(#1733, Stephen Morgan)
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-timedot: a D default commodity (and style) is applied to timedot aounts
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This means they can be priced and converted.
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-balance: Balance reports should consider date: queries when
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calculating report span with --date2. (#1745, Stephen Morgan)
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- imp!: value: For register reports with no reporting interval and --value=end, historical reports should be valued at journal/report end date. (Stephen Morgan)
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- print: auto: The print command should always display inferred
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amounts for --auto generated postings. (#1276, Stephen Morgan)
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- imp: cli: Allow general optional argument flags (--pretty and --forecast) to be moved after the subcommand name. (Stephen Morgan)
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# 1.23 2021-09-21
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@@ -187,6 +220,7 @@ Improvements
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predictably and intuitively with multiple commodities.
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Multi-commodity amounts are sorted by comparing their amounts in
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each commodity, with alphabetically-first commodity symbols being
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most significant, and assuming zero with alphabetically-first commodity symbols being
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most significant, and assuming zero when a commodity is missing.
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