Simon Michael
Simon Michael
> --cost should be equivalent to --infer-market-prices --value=then I think that won't always be true since [a P directive on the same day can override an inferred market price](https://hledger.org/dev/hledger.html#--infer-market-prices-market-prices-from-transactions).
Here's real world https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_pricing, also.
Aside: above, `prices` shows the prices inferred from @@ with a .0, it would be nice to hide that / show all prices with consistent format.
After discussion and re-reading everything, I'm starting to get used to the idea that 1.26 is handling my and your examples correctly and all that may be needed is more...
Hmm, returning to this two months later.. I wonder what should docs be saying about negative prices. "We allow both transaction and market prices to be negative, and here's a...
Yes, that should definitely work. It's unfortunate that your binary *almost* works fine in both environments. I don't know if it's something easy or impossible to fix.. but I remember...
PS if you think of improvements to the Troubleshooting section or download page, they are welcome.
"Almost" meaning the hledger binary works.. except for non-ascii data. Yes it is weird, and unfortunate.
@Seriousness, good to know. Any special know-how needed for doing that, for other Windows users ?
Reopened for confirmation.