Error was:
conservancy_beancount/config.py:142: error: Trying to read deleted variable "exc"
Not entirely sure what's causing this, but since GitPython also imports the
exceptions at the root of the package with "from git.exc import *", we can
import them from there instead, which seems to appease mypy.
Errors were:
conservancy_beancount/reports/core.py:923: error: Generator has incompatible
item type "Optional[str]"; expected "str"
conservancy_beancount/reports/core.py:929: error: Item "None" of
"Optional[str]" has no attribute "lower"
conservancy_beancount/reports/ledger.py:534: error: Item "None" of
"Optional[str]" has no attribute "partition"
conservancy_beancount/reports/ledger.py:729: error: Item "None" of
"Optional[str]" has no attribute "lower"
conservancy_beancount/reports/rewrite.py:563: error: Argument 2 to
"_iter_yaml" of "RewriteRuleset" has incompatible type "Union[Any, str,
None]"; expected "str"
"Expenses:Occupancy" is rarely a program expense, and is almost
always management expense, even when done for a project.
Automatically assign it as such.
Metadata `payroll-type` will go on `Liabilities:Payable:Vacation` and
`Expenses:Payroll:Salary`, but we need to distinguish as to whether
the Payroll was earned or taken.
Implement the `CA:` version of the `US:` ones already done.
Metadata `payroll-type` will go on `Liabilities:Payable:Vacation` and
`Expenses:Payroll:Salary`, but we need to distinguish as to whether
the Payroll was earned or taken.
Later, `Liabilities:Payable:Vacation` should require a
`payroll-type` metadata of either `US:PTO:Taken` or `US:PTO:Earned`,
and the `CA:` equivalents.
This seems to be the most straightforward way to get Calc to automatically
determine a nice row height for multi-line string cells. This has become a
lot more noticeable now that query-report supports putting postal addresses
in cells.
