G'day all. I'm pleased to announce a hledger double release!
hledger 1.52, with
more robust paging,
faster valuation,
commodity tags,
and cost basis annotations which are preserved and can be exported (examples provided).
I'm delighted to say that 13 people contributed code to this release:
Simon Michael,
Caleb Maclennan,
Dmitry Astapov,
Marko Kocić,
RahulShankarV52,
Tuong Nguyen Manh,
Ilja Kocken,
Jens Petersen,
Joshua Chapman,
Juliano Solanho,
Oleg Bulatov,
g. nicholas d'andrea,
n0vdd.
And hledger 2.0 preview 1 (version number: 1.99.1), which adds
automated lot tracking and capital gains calculation,
improvements to print's beancount output,
and a new policy for AI-assisted development.
This is the first hledger release to explore AI-assisted development, so please do check out the evolving AI policy/FAQ: AI - hledger
Release contributors:
Simon Michael,
Juliano Solanho.
Also hledger.org has moved to a new server, running the latest mdbook. Pages' tables of contents are now integrated in the sidebar, and are more detailed.
As always, hledger (https://hledger.org) is free, robust, friendly, fast, cross-platform, double-entry, multi-currency, multi-interface, GNU GPL-licensed, plain text accounting software. It is built around human-readable, version-controllable, future-proof plain text files. The UIs may seem basic at first, but it is powerful, flexible, and fun to use.
It is a combination of accounting app, bookkeeper's multitool, bootcamp/refresher course, and supportive community. It can help you learn bookkeeping, untangle accounting messes, track your financial status and history, run forecasts, set budgets and saving goals, produce detailed time reports, convert/transform financial data, check the correctness of other systems, and create more balance and calm in your life. Beginners, experts, contributors, sponsors welcome!