mattcorey
mattcorey
Found my solution by taking the minorUnits, but this would still be a nice feature
Swift 3.2/4.0 compatibility seems to be a more basic need - any focus on this would be appreciated!
@danthorpe I'm playing with the current build from this branch (as of 9/25), and it looks like your minorUnits are off -- if I create a Money object using `Money(floatLiteral:...
I put together a test that shows a couple of assertions that don't quite work the way I would expect. I don't print them out here, but in each case,...
@danthorpe Excellent description - thanks! I expected that most of the assert equals were failing because of an underlying data store, but your explanation lends some nuance to my understanding....
@tplester Interesting - is this issue documented anywhere? @danthorpe I’m assuming this would need to be handled internally - are you still active with the library?
@tplester - That ticket claims to be resolved in December of 2016 - is it still an issue?
+1! Showing the total in the header of an insight, along with a specific note of the date range, would be really helpful!
If it's not obvious, in the second screenshot, I'm mousing over a value on December 15th that was otherwise invisible. (and don't worry, these numbers are low because this is...