Fed up with GHC/cabal constantly assaulting me like Cato in a Pink
Panther movie, here are some shell tests to give me some
warning/reassurance about the dev setup on various machines.
Thou Shalt Not Reimplement Autoconf, but perhaps a little cross-platform
test suite focussed on my needs is a reasonable idea.
The -A flag now enables -E, so that with a report interval the averages
are always per-period and not per-report-line. (Without a report
interval, -E is already the default).
If zero amounts are recorded with a commodity, any resulting zero
balances appearing in the register chart will have the proper commodity
and colour. (This is the first and so far only case of hledger
preserving the commodity of zero amounts.)
In periodic multicolumn balance reports, column headings now show a more
compact description of common periods (years, half-years, quarters,
months, weeks) for better readability and screen space efficiency.
- show a background color for future and less-than-zero regions
- show points for transactions, not all line corners
- hovering over point shows balance, date, posted amount and transaction
- clicking a point scrolls towards that date
Clarify the semantics and code of account transactions report a bit.
In the web account register view, emphasise the "historical balance" vs
"running total" distinction; show it as a label for the chart as well,
to reduce confusion.
Now that balance assertions are checking only a single commodity, it can
be confusing. Eg say all your amounts are in dollars, an assertion like
"= 0" checked the dollar balance in hledger 0.23 but always succeeds in
hledger 0.24. When an assertion fails, we now report which commodity was
checked to help troubleshooting.
multicolumn balance reports only show accounts with activity (postings)
during the report period, by default. Sometimes you want to show
accounts which have an interesting balance, even if they have no
activity during the period. -E now does this, in addition to showing
leading & trailing empty columns.
