To reproduce: Have "Remember and don't ask me again" checked in "Change transaction with reconciled split" warning box. Select Actions>Reset Warnings and check the box next to "Change reconciled split", click OK Edit the description of a transaction with a reconciled split: The reconciled flag changes to n, no warning dialog. Quit and restart GnuCash Edit the description of a transaction with a reconciled split: Now the warning dialog comes up.
I'm working on this.
This problem also occurs for the warnings about deleting or unreconciling a reconciled transaction, and also occurs on Windows & Linux. Unfortunately, I'm out of ideas. I cannot find a program logic error. I tried: 1) recompiling glib with optimization off so I could debug, but the problem still occurs and I don't understand what glib is doing internally. 2) stopping the cashe'ing of the schemas gsettings_ptr 3) Using g_settings_sync() after the settings were reset to allow unfinished writes to complete before a read. 'This shouldn't be necessary for a normal application with a glib mainloop' according to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19778013/g-settings-apply-changes 4) Running from install & build environments 5) Fixing owner/group of ~/.cache/dconf - it was root instead of me, probably because I had used sudo to run a gui program sometime instead of using gksudo. Also tried removing ~/.cache/dconf. I'll have to leave this for some-one else to fix.
Same problem in master: If you delete the AlphaVantage Key in Preferences, Online Quotes, exit the preferences, then go back in, it is still there until you exit then restart GnuCash.
