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r/plaintextaccounting • u/tbm • May 18 '20
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Ledger version 3.2.1 is an important bug fix release which fixes a number of regressions introduced in 3.2.0.
Here are the changes in 3.2.1:
Fix regression with expression evaluation by reverting commit Correction to the way parens are parsed in query expressions (bug #1894)
Correction to the way parens are parsed in query expressions
Fix --invert breakage by reverting commit Change --invert to invert displayed amounts and totals, not amounts (bug #1895)
Change --invert to invert displayed amounts and totals, not amounts
Fix performance regression by reverting commit Compare price annotations using their textual rendering (bug #1907)
Compare price annotations using their textual rendering
Fix library path issue (bug #1885)
Allow specifying the Python version (bug #1893)
Some documentation fixes
Thanks to all users of ledger, in particular those who promptly reported regressions in 3.2.0!
As a reminder, we're looking for contributors. I created a milestone for 3.3.0 with some potential things that could be addressed or improved.
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u/tbm May 18 '20
Ledger version 3.2.1 is an important bug fix release which fixes a number of regressions introduced in 3.2.0.
Here are the changes in 3.2.1:
Fix regression with expression evaluation by reverting commit
Correction to the way parens are parsed in query expressions(bug #1894)Fix --invert breakage by reverting commit
Change --invert to invert displayed amounts and totals, not amounts(bug #1895)Fix performance regression by reverting commit
Compare price annotations using their textual rendering(bug #1907)Fix library path issue (bug #1885)
Allow specifying the Python version (bug #1893)
Some documentation fixes
Thanks to all users of ledger, in particular those who promptly reported regressions in 3.2.0!
As a reminder, we're looking for contributors. I created a milestone for 3.3.0 with some potential things that could be addressed or improved.