I installed 4.0, and my budget reports were missing data. I've gone back to 3.10, because I also had report issues with 3.11. The budget report issue exists in pre-existing, imported reports, and in a report I created from scratch in 4.0. I have a monthly budget, and it is now June, and the report only showed data up until February. I'm not sure that the data was correct. Maybe an issue with date formats? I'm in Australia. Sorry I can' submit a screenshot, I backtracked out of 4.0 as quickly as I could.
Would be nice for a screenshot to identify the source of the problem.
Created attachment 373753 [details] V4.0 budget graph gnucash 3.10 has all months populated mac 10.15.5 gnucash Version: 4.0 Build ID: 4.0+(2020-06-27) Finance::Quote: -
Created attachment 373754 [details] V3.10 budget graph, same data. V3.10 budget graph, same data.
Is the regular budget report working properly? The budget charts had less beta testing.
Correction: There were no volunteer beta testers for budget reports.
Created attachment 373756 [details] Budget report Shows data in all months
I just posted a data report. I had to create a new one to send to you because the report I had created and was using was trashed recently. I say this because it hasn't got exactly the same data as the graph.
Ok the budget chart was not upgraded together with other charts. This is an omission. I'll create a budget-barchart.scm soon and you can try replace the one inside Gnucash.app
I'm not sure what you mean by replacing budget-barchart.scm, but if you give me instructions I'll try. I had troubles with another barchart - see separate bug report. Also some of the other graphs had different functionality. eg. zero crossing on the horizontal axis, whereas previously they were not. I liked the non-zero crossing functionality, so maybe it's not a bug, but it would be a nice option on any graphs in the reporting suite. I didn't report this because I only quickly scanned 4.0 functionality. As far as I could see the actual reports were working, but as I said previously, I backed out of 4.0 because it's my production system and data (ie my only system). I produced the reports above using my production data file, and the 4.0 executable. I could go back to 3.10 and it didn't seem to affect my data. If I were to do other testing I'd have to create a separate test data file, and use the 4.0 executable, but I'm not sure how to separate the reports in this environment, except to use different named instances of the reports for testing.
Created attachment 373757 [details] budget-barchart.scm try this budget-barchart.scm
Created attachment 373758 [details] erm use this one instead
The root cause is that most charts were upgraded from old jqplot to modern chartJS. But budget-barchart was left behind. The attachment in comment 11 is a candidate upgrade. If this works well, it'll replace the mainline report. Note the change from date to period selection. Feedback will be appreciated.
Fixed for the next release. Needs more testing ideally before 4.1.
If you are able to find budget-barchart.scm in the Gnucash.app, you can replace it with the current iteration as follows. More testing will be very welcome. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Gnucash/gnucash/master/gnucash/report/reports/standard/budget-barchart.scm
fixed for 4.1. if you can test more thoroughly by coping budget-barchart.scm into your setup, it would be very appreciated.
thanks. I don't know where to copy budget-barchart.scm into. Where is the folder in mac OS?
I dont use MacOS. Somewhere described in bug 797835#c6
