Excellent, thanks for the support.
/Christian
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On Thu, Apr 27 2023, Geert Janssens wrote:
Ok, so the aqbanking log entries were just noise.
I have further experimented with your samples and that helped me to pinpoint
the issue. It's
effectively a regression that was introduced while improving the import of
multi-currency data.
It should be fixed now, in either tomorrow's nightly Windows or Flatpak builds
and the upcoming 5.1
release.
Regards,
Geert
Op woensdag 26 april 2023 18:29:25 CEST schreef Christian Lynbech:
> Sure.
>
> I am not using AqBanking, my problem is with CSV import. I did notice
> those errors/warnings in the log but I could not immediately find
> anywhere to turn aQbanking off. I know I had tried at one point to
> experiment to see if my bank somehow showed up, it didn't, and I have
> never used it for anything. It is of course possible something lingers
> from that.
>
> Attached are three files:
>
> test.gnucash - a very simple book (based on the simple check book
> template)
>
> abc.csv - two transactions (already imported into test.gnucash)
>
> def.csv - two more transactions (not yet imported)
>
> def.csv is formed from abc.csv, just with dates and amounts modified
> such that gnucash would not think they can reconciled. It is therefore
> otherwise the very same transactions and I would expect matching to
> occur.
>
> As abc.csv has been imported, test.gnucash contains the import settings
> (named "test") that I am using.
>
>
> /Christian
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