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                                            Simon Michael

Feature request: use variables in document body text

Here's yet another hacky solution [in unix environments]: preprocessing markdown with `envsubst`. When generating invoices, say, I want to provide values at the command line, not in a yaml file:...

Yearly balance report is wrong

Hi @PSLLSP. I agree it's a bit confusing. We inherited this behaviour and naming from Ledger: the so-called `balance` report is really a report of balance changes. It can show...

Yearly balance report is wrong

This is one reason why hledger command help and docs push `balancesheet` and friends as the "easy/standard reports", and demphasise `balance` as an "advanced report".

watchexec no longer runs commands unless I add --wrap-process=none (mac)

Yes, --wrap-process=session also works here.

watchexec no longer runs commands unless I add --wrap-process=none (mac)

Update: on mac os 15.1, this is still making watchexec not work by default.

watchexec no longer runs commands unless I add --wrap-process=none (mac)

Hi @passcod, just checking the status: I see @Zaczero added some kind of workaround commit in November 2024, you added a "has workaround" label to this issue in December 2024,...

watchexec no longer runs commands unless I add --wrap-process=none (mac)

Yes, it seems to affect all commands on mac, at least I've tried quite a few. They used to work, then watchexec changed and stopped working at all without --wrap-process,...

watchexec no longer runs commands unless I add --wrap-process=none (mac)

Probably since the release of 1.24.0 in December 2023.

watchexec no longer runs commands unless I add --wrap-process=none (mac)

There have been four releases since I reported this regression on mac, but no fix alas. Please do change the default on mac. Then I can use `watchexec` normally instead...

watchexec no longer runs commands unless I add --wrap-process=none (mac)

@passcod, I see now, yes that's reasonable. I have felt sure it's a universal experience of mac users, but perhaps I should have done this sooner: **fellow mac users, please...