https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=475841 filed. Thanks again, if I'm able to get master built again I'll take a stab at it, but it's there in case I don't get back to it.
On Thu, Oct 19, 2023 at 1:40 PM Jeremy Whiting <jeremypwhit...@gmail.com> wrote: > Ok, will do. Thanks for confirming. > > On Thu, Oct 19, 2023 at 1:35 PM Jack via KMyMoney-devel < > kmymoney-devel@kde.org> wrote: > >> On 2023.10.19 14:02, Jeremy Whiting via KMyMoney-devel wrote: >> > Hello, >> > >> > If this is already fixed in master I apologize. I haven't rebuilt >> > kmymoney >> > in a few weeks. But I hit something and thought it was worth >> > mentioning at >> > least here to check. I'll file a bug if it's not known after I >> > rebuild and >> > make sure it's still happening. >> > >> > When I enter a new transaction and enter a payee with the wrong case >> > (In my >> > case typing "myriam" instead of "Myriam" a popup comes up asking if I >> > want >> > to add Myriam to the list of payees even though that casing is >> > already an >> > existing payee. It seems the case is getting fixed after it has >> > checked for >> > an existing payee, but before it shows the popup asking if I want to >> > add. >> > >> > BR, >> > Jeremy >> > >> I can confirm - still present in git head master (unless someone snuck >> in a fix in the past day.) >> >> Rather than saying the case gets fixed, I'd say it is matching to an >> existing payee using case insensitive matching, but then not >> recognizing it is using the existing payee. Still a bug. However, if >> it offers one or more transactions to use as a template for the new >> transaction, and you pick one of them, it uses the existing payee. >> (That seems OK.) On the other hand, if you say "Yes" to creating the >> new Payee, it creates one with the same capitalization as the existing >> one, with "[1]" appended, instead of adding a new payee with the >> different capitalization as just entered. >> >> I think Payees should be unique (case insensitive,) although I suppose >> that could be debated. In any case, filing a bug makes sense, as the >> behavior does need to change. >> >> Jack >> >
