FWIW - For me the pop ups are confusing. I delete and hope it works out.
A million thanks for a great application.
All the best from the Carson Valley,
nvsoar
On 07/12/20 15:15, jean laroche wrote:
The thing is, there's a good chance we won't know if somebody uses the
feature and happens to not be on this forum, which is very likely.
So out of caution, I would err on the side of keeping it. The code
bloat isn't enormous. In my PR I removed a bit of it, and simplified
things a bit.
I know that as a user, I really dislike when features disappear... (if
I happen to use them).
I think the onus is on us to justify why it's really bad to keep the
feature.
Jean
P.S. Nobody's suggesting to remove reconciling! I think it was a
misunderstanding from the start!
On 7/12/2020 3:02 PM, John Ralls wrote:
Larry,
Thanks for the offer, but I wouldn't want to turn our users into more
product for survey monkey. Besides, I'm not looking for votes, I'm
looking for reasons why removing the dialogs might be a bad thing. A
single person with a persuasive reason would outweigh all of the
"don't cares".
To your points: A Scheduled Transaction is an even better reminder
and quick fill (aka autocomplete) in the register will fill in the
last payment account too. What quickfill won't do is pre-populate the
credit field with the reconciled balance.
Regards,
John Ralls
On Jul 12, 2020, at 2:11 PM, Larry Long <llon...@gmail.com> wrote:
John, I almost always pay off entire credit card balances, so I
rarely ever use the "interest charge" pop-up.However, I do use the
"interest earned" pop-up associated with bank accounts.
I find it a convenient reminder for me to enter that figure before I
begin checking-off transactions in the reconcile window.Similarly, I
use (and appreciate) the "payment transaction" pop-up window
associated with credit card accounts. The fact that it remembers
and prepopulates my usual source account for the payment is also a
handy convenience for me.
Could I do without these two features? Certainly.
Do I find them helpful and time-saving for me? Yes.Compelling
reasons? While I find them helpful, I can't say that I have any.
If you want a survey of your users, I don't believe that this list
is the best method.
I would suggest that you set up a free account on Survey Monkey,
create your questions there and post a link on this list. It will
accumulate the results for you and is much less effort than trying
to track responses here.
I'd be happy to create one for you based on what you asked below.
However, if you wanted to write your own questions, it might be
better for you to do it.
Meanwhile, a huge "Thank You" to you and the entire team for all the
effort that you folks put into the software--and in answering
questions on this list!
Regards,Larry Long
On Sunday, July 12, 2020, John Ralls wrote: > > Frank and I have
both opined on https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=797854 that
the whole
interest payment as part of reconciling is stupid. I want to add to
that opinion that so is the payment
transfer that optionally pops up when one finishes reconciling a
credit card account. It's a lot of
program complexity that relieves the user of very little work
indeed: Those interest and payment
transactions can just as easily--maybe more easily--be created in
the register before and after
reconciling, and in the case of interest they're an obvious
candidate for a scheduled transaction.
But that's a UI change and UI changes tend to generate heated
disagreement. I want to get that out
of the way up front: Who here objects to removing the interest and
payment transfer automatic popups
and the interest payment button on the reconcile info dialog, and
what compelling reason do you have
for objecting?
Regards,
John Ralls
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