aleqx

For running in a loop I notice it doesn't fetch markets again (missed that check). Although my initial point stands, i.e. it does download a heck of a chunk of...

Same here. Also Ubuntu 16.04. ``` # apt-cache policy libssl1.1 libssl1.1: Installed: (none) Candidate: (none) Version table: ```

Note that Ubuntu 16.04 has `libssl1.0.0` (which installs `1.0.2g-1ubuntu4.14`) but not `libssl1.1`. This is an LTS release of Ubuntu. You may which to compile your binaries against libssl1.0.0 instead.

A further note about this: if the `gift-spouse`/`gift-charity` has a fee, then --as long as BT treats fees as disposals (*)-- then there needs to be a disposal of the...

Also, a heads-up: The current code (i.e. which considers gift-spouse as disposal) only checks for gift-spouse/charity for section 104, but the fee "spend" could be either same day, bnb, or...

@WhippingBoy01 I implemented this in my fork at https://github.com/aleqx/BittyTax (but note that I haven't yet pulled in the latest commits from the upstream project)

I think it's easier for BT to do it than the user mangling their data every time they export, which is why I added a conf list

I either don't understand the argument, or I disagree. The user and the conv tool are not the ones using remote price data. The main tool is. The main tool...

In addition - the tool can always inform/warn the user that a renaming occurred, just like it already informs of missing prices. This is better for the user too as...

Fixed in my fork by adding a sell/buy/fee value when a GBP stablecoin is involved without a value: https://github.com/aleqx/BittyTax/commit/82be5c213801fb668087af7ad07cdb75864f063a