On 2015.10.21 15:08, Christian Dávid wrote:
Hello,
for a while now I receive such consistency check errors:
* Transaction 'T000000000000000112' has a post date '⟨date⟩' before
one of
the referenced account's opening date.
Referenced accounts: ⟨account name⟩
The post date was not updated to '⟨date from above +3 days⟩'.
[…]
Finished: 0 problems corrected. 2 problems still present.
I think this error is not useful for the user. Mainly because the
long id is
shown – to normal users this is the only place to meet this id, so it
is
absolutely useless. We should change that (I can do that).
However, I wanted to ask if we should stick to this message? KMyMoney
can
handle this situation very well, so why should we care?
Is there a way to show this message only if you start the check
manually (Tool
-> Consistency Check)?
Greetings
Christian
I vaguely recall a wishlist already posted to use human readable names
in any sort of error or warning message instead of (or in addition to)
the internal identifier. Hoever, I can't find it now, so it would
probably be a good idea, just to get it recorded.
I also like the idea of having two levels of output for the consistency
checker - brief if run automatically, such as when saving the file, and
detailed if run manually.
Jack
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