As Nathan pointed out, Bugzilla is the best place to request a
feature,
Well, I filed a bug for this. It's Bug #466773
(http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=466773). Hopefully, I did it
right and described the situation properly. I only use this for personal
finances so I don't really know much about accounting or how something like
this should be implemented in a program.
but really we need coders to implement it. Yes, real
cost basis tracking and automatic gain/loss processing would be
a GOOD THING.
I'd love to help, but I have no idea how to write code for something like
this. However, on the Development wiki page
(http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Development) it mentions that sizable
donations can be used to fulfill feature requests. How much are we talking
about here? Is there really a process for doing this? Like I said above, I
only use this for personal finances, and I don't think I can afford to pay a
guy to add this feature by myself, but is there a way to get, say, 100 or
more people to commit five or ten bucks to a specific feature - something
more binding than a bunch of strangers promising each other money or
services? Or would it be better that those smaller donations be thrown in
the tip jar to cover other expenses?
PS: You sent the original mail on the 10th. It's only been
four days, and the mail was relatively long, and you sent it
over the weekend, so I'm not at all surprised you didn't get
a reply right away.
Too right. Sometimes I get excited and jump the gun.
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