Re: AqBanking mt940 import: Incomplete Account numbers

Hi Ueli, if I understand correctly this question was about the Windows build, right? I've just updated the windows build to the latest released versions of gwen/aqbanking. However, your bugfix last week in aqbanking has so far not been released in an aqbanking version. You need to convince

Re: Gmock issue

> On Jan 7, 2018, at 8:36 AM, Fabio Coatti wrote: > > Hi All, > I'm having a look at gnucash 2.7.3 but I'm unable to compile it, as the > compilation spews a > > make[3]: *** No rule to make target '/gmock-all.cc', needed by > 'libgmock_a-gmock-all.o'. Stop. > > I'm

Gmock issue

Hi All, I'm having a look at gnucash 2.7.3 but I'm unable to compile it, as the compilation spews a make[3]: *** No rule to make target '/gmock-all.cc', needed by 'libgmock_a-gmock-all.o'. Stop. I'm using a fairly recent setup, gentoo with gcc 7.2.0 and gmock 1.7.0 installed and I'm unable to

Re: AqBanking mt940 import: Incomplete Account numbers

It depends. On Linux the aqbanking version is up to the distro. On Mac and Windows where we distribute an all-in-one we try to stay up to date with Martin’s *stable* releases, the latest of which which is (according to his download page as I write) 5.6.12, released in July 2016. He has since

AqBanking mt940 import: Incomplete Account numbers

Hi everyone I sent in a patch for AqBanking last week, that has been adopted by Martin Preuss meanwhile, fixing a problem where AqBanking truncates non-numeric account numbers, leading to problems with the account selection of GnuCash (see below for more details). My question to the