Inferred amounts now have the appropriate standard amount style applied.
And when checking for balanced transactions, amount styles declared with
commodity directives are also used (previously only inferred amount styles were).
This makes budget reports more intuitive. It is a temporary hack which
can misorder columns in some cases (if actual and budget activity
occur in a different range of columns). We should redo this in a more
principled way.
Tabular reports from bal, bs etc. have until now been rendered on
the terminal with one final blank line, for readability.
This change drops the blank line.
This is consistent with the non-tabular balance and register output
(not print, which is a special case), and with most unix commands.
The real reason for it, which I admit is flimsy, is that I can now omit
the final delimiter (>=0) when using shelltestrunner 1.9's new format,
making functional tests easier to maintain and more readable.
If there's opposition, this could be reverted.
For multi-column balance report, if there are no transactions in the
given period for budgeted account, display [0% of <budget>] for
consistency.
If balance is a mix of commodities, convert to cost basis for the
purposes of computing percent of balance spent.
Budget goals specified with periodic transactions (as with
hledger-budget) can now be displayed in balance report (but not in bs/is/cf).
--budget shows the target amount and percentage alongside the actual
amount, per account and period.
Unbudgeted accounts will be hidden, unless --show-unbudgeted is used.
Budgeted accounts are displayed folded (depth-clipped) at a depth
matching the budget specification. Unbudgeted accounts, if shown, are
displayed at their usual depth (in full detail, or according to --depth).
Ledger-style automated postings, previously supported only by
hledger-budget, have landed as a first-class feature. The --auto
flag activates them, so that any postings they generate are
included in reports.
Ledger-style periodic transactions, previously supported only by
hledger-budget, have landed as a first-class feature. The --forecast
flag activates them, so that any transactions they generate are
included in reports.
