The built-in importer may well not. I recall an older email thread in which
Martin mentioned merging in bits of ledgerhub into the main project, but it
may be the case that the ofx_invest importer wasn't part of that.
I'd love to take a look at anything you are willing to share. I'm not a
Hello,
As everybody I'm ready to help with anything for the migration. And I would
like to vote (I know that is not a voting decision but anyway) for Github
first and Gitlab second.
I think is going to be easier to work all together later even if we loss
some information in the migration.
Does the built-in ofx importer handle investment transactions (eg: buy/sell
stocks/funds)?
I built my own generic investment ofx importer on top of ofxparse, and I've
been using it for years. It works for a number of brokerages including the
case you describe, vanguard with multiple real
As anticipated a couple of weeks ago, the folks at Heptapod ran a test
migration of beancount from Bitbucket to their Gitlab-like platform
with Mercurial support. It looks good at a first glance. Currently the
bitbucket project on Heptapod is in private mode, but we can switch it
to public any
* Kirill Goncharov [2020-04-26 07:02]:
> I think we can simply remove profile links and keep only a reference to
> original issue with a display name:
I kinda like the original links.
> This kind of username matching is not reliable anyway
I can work on a mapping of user names.
--
Martin
Hello, all.
Can anyone point in the direction of some examples on setting up the
built-in OFX importer for investment accounts? I have it working fine for
regular bank accounts (where there is one account number), but I'm not sure
how to configure it for accounts that have multiple
>
> Kirill: in some tickets the Markdown or something seems broken, e.g.
> https://github.com/xuhcc/beancount/issues/428
>
I think we can simply remove profile links and keep only a reference to
original issue with a display name:
* Kirill Goncharov [2020-04-26 05:49]:
> Just tried this issue migration tool:
> https://github.com/jeffwidman/bitbucket-issue-migration
>
> Here's the result: https://github.com/xuhcc/beancount/issues
Thanks so much for doing this! I was going to do a test migration but
I'm happy you did it
Just tried this issue migration tool:
https://github.com/jeffwidman/bitbucket-issue-migration
Here's the result: https://github.com/xuhcc/beancount/issues
And Gitlab apparently has a pretty good built-in importer:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/import/bitbucket.html
(Regarding the
