On Sat, Jun 25, 2022 at 09:29:49AM -0400, Derek Atkins wrote: > You can't. > Just change it and reuse it for another customer.
Incidentally, in the past I found myself manually editing the .xml and
carefully deleted the gnc:GncCustomer object (and looked up the whole
file for the relevant cust:guid code to check if there were references).
Nothing bad came from it after several months, so I suspect I did it
properly and didn't break anything in it…
But this left me wondering: is this (and the same for vendors and
invoices/bills) just a lacking feature that nobody implemented, or a
design decision?
It doesn't strike me as something incredibly hard to implement (just
check if there is any reference (which IIRC can only be in
bills/invoices objects) before deleting), but perhaps I'm missing
something big in this topic.
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