Hi,
as a temporary workaround for the incompatibility of Beancount v3 and Fava,
I install Fava via pipx: https://pipx.pypa.io/stable/. It runs the app in a
separate virtual environment, so there are no dependency issues.
Best regards
Petr
Dne so 7. 9. 2024 21:15 uživatel Eric Altendorf
napsal:
Hi,
I *wouldn't recommend to install python packages via sudo*, as it may break
system libraries. For installing applications like Beancount, I recommend
pipx: https://pipx.pypa.io/stable/. Pipx installs every application under
your regular user (no need for sudo) into a separate virtual environme
Hi,
pipx is useful if you just want to install beancount and fava as
standalone, isolated apps. However, if you want to implement your own
importers or plugins (e.g. using frameworks like beangulp or
beancount_reds_importers), then you need to install beancount, beangulp
etc. as libraries (to be a
Hi,
>From my experience: I started with Beancount v2 about 2 years ago. If I'm
not mistaken, most of the docs are still referencing v2, so for a beginner
it may be a good option for initial exploration.
Once I started to invest into automation (using both CLI tools and
Beancount as a Python libra
