Daniele Nicolodi

This avoids the exception that is otherwise raised when a `MISSING` value is encountered, however, I suspect that with this change the similarity comparison would be unable to match transactions...

Isn't this what `bean-doctor directories` does?

The CSV importer stores the origin file path and line number in the metadata 'filename' and 'lineno' fields (which are not serialized when the entries are printed). You can simply...

Something like this has been discussed before. There should be a couple of issues similar to this one. However, making the mechanism general enough to serve more than one user...

The reason to move the OFX importer to the examples is to do not have to maintain it as a complete and versatile solution. Actually, there has been some talk...

This CSV importer was born as an example with minimal functionality and has slowly grown into a piece of code that has more options than lines of code. It is...

This issue should be moved to beangulp.

Interesting, I didn't know that this is valid Beancount syntax. To clarify, the ledger snippet above is emitted by your importer or is it in the existing ledger?

@tbm One interesting issue is what to do when the CSV file contains transactions covering only one day. In this case it is not possible to infer the ordering from...

Then I don't understand why the deduplication code sees the `MISSING` value: the booking code should take care of filling in the missing value. A quick test indeed confirms that...