[kmymoney4] [Bug 359695] New: New file, new bank account, first operation : old date is invalid

[Philippe Debrabant via KDE Bugzilla]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359695

            Bug ID: 359695
           Summary: New file, new bank account, first operation : old date
                    is invalid
           Product: kmymoney4
           Version: 4.7.2
          Platform: Mint (Ubuntu based)
                OS: Linux
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: NOR
         Component: general
          Assignee: kmymoney-devel at kde.org
          Reporter: debrabant.philippe at free.fr

Hello,
I created a new file and the first account. The open date is 03/04/2014 (it is
the french format jj/mm/aaaa).
I entered the first operation for the date of 08/04/2014 with the "Bonus"
category. The date turned red and I couldn't register the operation.
Valid date begins today : 23/02/2016 !
It's disturbing.

I found the solution : I set the account balance to 0, next I can register my
operation. Curiously, if I edit the account next, there's no value in the
balance input field.

When I saved the file, I got the message : 
"* Transaction 'T000000000000000001' post date '2014-04-08' is older than
opening date '2016-02-23' of account 'Bonus'.
    Account opening date updated.

Terminé : 1 problème corrigé. 0 problème encore présent."

In fact, it is the category's account opening date, the problem. The file is
new and the categories' accounts are created automatically with the date of the
day : 23/02/2016. But they should take the same open date of the operation if
its date is anterior.

Reproducible: Didn't try

Steps to Reproduce:
1.New file with new account (general) with an opening date = 03/04/2014
2.New operation with the date = 08/04/2014


Actual Results:  
Operation date turns red and I can't register my operation.

Expected Results:  
Operation date don't turn red and I can register my operation.

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