Simon Michael

Documented the transaction-balancing precision issue for users at https://hledger.org/ledger.html#incompatible-balancing

https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/tree/master/hledger/test/ledger-compat is the start of a test suite for Ledger file compatibility. It uses Ledger's functional tests as a source of diverse sample Ledger files, and others collected manually can...

https://hledger.org/ledger.html#journal-format is a new status table.

@alensiljak seems a good idea. hledger uses file extension as a hint for input/output format also - .csv/.tsv/.ssv/.timeclock/.timedot/.journal/.hledger (/.ledger/.beancount/...)

Correct @5472qaywsx, and https://hledger.org/journal.html#aliases-and-multiple-files says something similar nowadays. This is still surprising to people and I think docs can be improved further. [Eg at https://hledger.org/journal.html#directives]

I took it out in order to free up CR for something... in-place edit ? some funky navigation on the transaction screen? maybe the commit message knows more.

Just saw this. I think this is expected behaviour for the D directive, which does [two things](http://hledger.org/MANUAL.html#default-commodity), both of them tied to a single commodity. Does adding a D directive...

I guessed all D's would set commodity display style and the last or maybe first would be used as the default commodity. But maybe not. Yes I would like to...

http://hledger.org/manual#default-commodity has been updated. Currently what happens is the D amount does not affect the commodity display style itself, but the amount it gets applied to might. So you could...

Yes indeed, nowadays the commodity directive should be used for this (if needed). One directive per commodity - currently there's no way to set a default style to be used...