![]() ![]() Given issue 2, it's prettyĭifficult to filter out what exactly you changed for this. Prefer the Australian defaults in all cases. Apart from the assembled patches, you have made some additional changes to Especially not in this case,īecause the patches are already known and applied. Not be a reason to block the patches though. Makes it harder for a developer to see what has changed. Contrary to what you seem to have understood, theyĢ. For this reason these patches were neverĬonsidered for the stable branch, and hence were not present in version 2.4.11 Were clearly intended as an enhancement of the currently existingįunctionality, not a bugfix. The patches you have assembled were all applied on the development branch. Basically allĭevelopment happens on the development branch and under certain conditionsīugfixes are backported (copied over) to the stable branch. You can read the full details on this in. GnuCash has a fairly strict policy regarding which patches can be applied to We haven't made any release from the development branch yet Which results in stable releases (2.4.11 being the last one so far) and aĭevelopment branch. Technical jargon) that are currently actively maintained: a stable branch, To start, GnuCash has two separate series of code (called "branches" in our ![]() Unfortunately I can't just apply them for a couple of reasons.ġ. I appreciate the effort you have spent to bring Search for "Elements page options", then change #f to #t for each one you want checked by default (and vice versa). Again, this was my preference, but you can undo this in taxinvoice.scm. Many columns are now unchecked by default. To undo this, just change taxinvoice.scm so that all occurrences of "GST" becomes "Tax".ĥ. I got tired of changing the default labels to suit Australia each time I wanted to generate an invoice, so I changed the defaults to suit Australia. Change this in, search for "taxrate-val".Ĥ. I'm sure there's a better way to do this, but if you select the "row: Tax Rate" option, you'll get a hardcoded "10%". The tax rate is an invoice entry specific item, but in Australia, most invoices I see have the tax rate as a "subtotal row". Because of point 1, I'm using the company website field as the company address field.ģ. So I'm using the company address field instead.Ģ. ![]() There is no field for this, nor is there a way to nominate an asset account as the primary bank account for invoices, nor a way to nominate an asset account for a customer to pay into. I needed a way to print the bank details so that my customers can pay the invoice via bank deposit. A sample invoice PDF that's created if you just use the defaults.ġ. The resulting taxinvoice.scm, and taxinvoice.css files.ģ. Note that I didn't check out the svn repo, I just made my changes to the version that comes with 2.4.11.Ģ. taxinvoice-australia-v1.2.patch: A patch that can be applied to the taxinvoice.scm / / taxinvoice.css files (in the guile-modules/gnucash/report directory). So here's a summary of the files attached:ġ. ![]() Now, I'm not really a developer, so I did the best I could with the time I had available. See this bug, which was closed with patches committed:Īnother invoice template was supplied in response to this bug report in April 2012:Īnyway, I incorporated all of the patches and changes I could find (thanks Dmitry), put myself through a crash course in guile/scheme programming, added a bunch of enhancements of my own, and came up with. Here is a summary of previous bug reports on this issue, which should have made it into this release, but didn't:ĭmitry Smirnov reported this and even submitted a patch back in. GnuCash 2.4.11 was released in July 2012. People submit patches and fixes again and again, but these changes don't seem to actually make it to the release versions of GnuCash. I've searched through the archives and this keeps coming up again and again and again. Sample tax invoice after this patch has been applied, using default options.Ī range of sample invoices with proposed taxinvoice.scm template, no wrapping/alignment bugs found.Ĭreated attachment 238559 Īustralia has some unique requirements for business preparing tax invoices. Replacement taxinvoice.scm file, with sensible defaults to suit AustraliaĪ replacement file, with sensible defaults to suit Australia A patch that can be applied to the taxinvoice.scm / / taxinvoice.css files (as found in gnucash 2.4.11) ![]()
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