Is ofx import buildable in master?

[Jonatan Cloutier]

Le 2023-04-22 à 12 h 20, Thomas Baumgart via KMyMoney-devel a écrit :
> On Samstag, 22. April 2023 09:10:30 CEST Thomas Baumgart via KMyMoney-devel wrote:
>
>> On Samstag, 22. April 2023 04:58:34 CEST Jack via KMyMoney-devel wrote:
>>
>>> On 4/21/23 22:29, Jonatan Cloutier via KMyMoney-devel wrote:
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>> I've been using master for a while and importing transaction with a
>>>> custom importer I built, so I haven't needed the ofx plugin in a
>>>> while. I did disable it as the build was failing. But now I have an
>>>> issue with my importer and would like to see if it happen with ofx as
>>>> well.  Short story, building with ofx give this error:
>>>>
>>>> /build/kmymoney/plugins/ofx/import/ofximporter.cpp:In static member
>>>> function 'static int OFXImporter::ofxAccountCallback(OfxAccountData,
>>>> void*)':
>>>> /build/kmymoney/plugins/ofx/import/ofximporter.cpp:765:30:error:
>>>> 'OFX_401K' is not a member of 'OfxAccountData'
>>>>   765 |         case OfxAccountData::OFX_401K:
>>>>       | ^~~~~~~~
>>>>
>>>> Doesn't seems to be a lib missing, I'd guess a change in data format
>>>> that wasn't ported to the plugin, but it could also be a missing
>>>> config in my build.
>>>>
>>> I've been building from master with ofx import for a long time, with no
>>> problems, most recently within the past day or so.  What version of
>>> libofx do you have installed?  I've got 0.10.9.
>>>
>>> Also, try from a completely clean build dir.  It doesn't seem likely,
>>> but it's possible something is left over from an old build.
>> It seems that your libofx version is outdated. From the NEWS file, you
>> need at least 0.10.0 which has the following entry (among others):
>>
>>          - added a new account type OfxAccountData::OFX_401K
>>
>> Unfortunately, the KMyMoney build system does not check for the minimum
>> version required for libofx.
> It does now:
>
> https://invent.kde.org/office/kmymoney/-/commit/685231cffb5027a2072e4b1622a7f2c69b8969ef
>
>
Thanks, I was able to build by updating the provided build docker to 
ubuntu:jammy. There is a deprecation warning, I might open a pr with 
does change if I get to fix it.

On the other side, I was able to confirm that there seems to be a real 
issue in regards to loan scheduled transaction, when matched to an 
import. My mortage just jump to a higher amount than the us debt! (by 
exactly 92 233 720 368 547 758,07 which is actually LLONG_MAX/100 ??). 
I'll try reproducing that in a test file. Let me know if there is any 
specific information that might be valuable. I'll open a bug when I feel 
I have enough info and that I'm not the one that created the issue with 
either my custom import or some manual change I would have done in my file.

Strangely, another or my loan doesn't have this issue, but it's a 
student loan that is government backed and has been to 0% interest rate 
since the pendemic.

Thanks again