Alexis Hildebrandt

That's helpful feedback, John, how about we direct our attention to getting #2242 merged first, then can have a look at potential changes to the English messages for wording and...

@jungle-boogie Do you specifically need to compile ledger on OpenBSD or would a `/usr/bin/doas pkg_add ledger` suffice?

@aparkerlue I'm familiarizing myself the the PyPI eco-system in order to be able to provide what you suggest. Prior to that it will be very helpful to have a Python...

Thanks for the offer, @aparkerlue. Do you happen to have expertise in building Python Packages with binary Python Modules by any chance? I'm looking into building a Python wheel using...

I've made significant progress today and am able to build Ledger as a Python wheel and install that into a venv locally on my workstation. There is still a lot...

I should have something to share in the coming days, @aparkerlue. Out of curiosity: What is your operating system and python version of choice? And which other operating systems and...

@aparkerlue that's very helpful, thanks! #2246 is a draft PR (based on [afh/ledger@pypi](https://github.com/afh/ledger/tree/pypi)) with which you should be able to test.

I've always considered metadata as working on a line-by-line basis, except for non-value tags where ledger allows to specify multiple ones on the same line, e.g.: `; :foo:bar:baz` I see...

Hi @Tagirijus, could you give a more complete example please that includes a few lines similar to what you have in `time.journal` and describe what output you expect to see...

Thanks for following up with helpful details on this issue, @Tagirijus, much appreciated. If I understand your use-case correctly you want to see the start and end times of the...