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02 May 11:03

simonmichael

1.33.1

ba1b40e

1.33.1 Latest

Latest

Release notes

hledger 1.33.1

process >=1.6.19.0 seems not strictly needed and is no longer required,
improving installability.
#2149
print and close now show a trailing decimal mark on cost amounts also,
when needed to disambiguate a digit group mark.
The balance commands' HTML output now includes digit group marks when
appropriate (fixes a regression in 1.25).
#2196
The add command no longer shows ANSI escape codes in terminals that
don't support them.
Doc updates:
- import: Skipping -> Date skipping, discuss commodity styles more
- csv: Amount decimal places: expand, note import behaviour

hledger-ui 1.33.1

Require vty-windows-0.2.0.2+ to avoid display problems in recent
MS Terminal on Windows.
process >=1.6.19.0 seems not strictly needed and is no longer required,
improving installability.
#2149

hledger-web 1.33.1

Support base64 >=1.0

credits 1.33.1

Simon Michael (@simonmichael)

How to install

This release may arrive in your local packaging system soon - look for green badges at hledger.org: Install.
Or you can build it yourself from source, as described on that page.
Or you can use the binaries below:

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

At the command line,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.33.1/hledger-linux-x64.zip    # just rerun if interrupted
unzip hledger-linux-x64.zip && tar xvf hledger-linux-x64.tar && rm -f hledger-linux-x64.{zip,tar}  # github workaround, preserves permissions
cd
hledger --version    # should show the new version

The tar + zip packaging is a workaround to preserve file permissions.

Mac on 64-bit ARM or Intel

In a terminal window, run these commands to download, unpack, authorise, and install the binaries in your command line PATH.
Don't use your web browser, it won't authorise the binaries.:

cd /usr/local/bin

# for ARM macs:
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.33.1/hledger-mac-arm64.zip    # just rerun if interrupted
unzip hledger-mac-arm64.zip && tar xvf hledger-mac-arm64.tar && rm -f hledger-mac-arm64.{zip,tar}  # github workaround, preserves permissions

# or for Intel macs:
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.33.1/hledger-mac-x64.zip
unzip hledger-mac-x64.zip && tar xvf hledger-mac-x64.tar && rm -f hledger-mac-x64.{zip,tar}

cd
hledger --version    # should show the new version

The tar + zip packaging is a workaround to preserve file permissions.

Windows on 64-bit Intel or ARM

In a powershell window (press Windows-r, type powershell, press enter),

Make a place to keep hledger binaries, and add it to your PATH; this makes running hledger easier. You only need to do this once, not for every release:

mkdir -force $HOME\bin >$null
$ENV:PATH += ";"+$HOME+"\bin"
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)+";"+$HOME+"\bin", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

Download and install the release binaries:

cd $HOME\bin
cp hledger.exe hledger.old.exe            # keep a backup of the old executables, if you care
cp hledger-ui.exe hledger-ui.old.exe
cp hledger-web.exe hledger-web.old.exe
curl https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.33.1/hledger-windows-x64.zip -OutFile hledger-windows-x64.zip
Expand-Archive hledger-windows-x64.zip -DestinationPath . -Force
cd $HOME
hledger --version      # should show the new version
hledger-ui --version
hledger-web --version

Ensure a default journal file exists, and without a problematic encoding.
(Not sure why "ascii" is needed here - hledger likes utf8 and understands utf8 BOM headers..
but the state of our unicode support on Windows
is really unknown, your input welcome.)

out-file -append -encoding ascii $HOME/.hledger.journal

Once that journal file exists, you can start hledger-web by double-clicking on the icon if you wish.

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

click hledger-windows-x64.zip below
choose Open with Windows Explorer, OK
click Extract all files
choose a destination folder - ideally one that appears in echo %PATH%, like C:\Windows (though that one will require administrator permission); otherwise, your home directory (C:\Users\YOURNAME)
check "Show extracted files when complete"
click Extract, wait for the destination folder to open
find the hledger, hledger-web icons (if you extracted to \Windows, you'll need to scroll down)
for each icon: double-click, uncheck "Always ask before opening this file", click Run
close those Explorer windows
open a command window (press Windows-r, type CMD, press enter)
hledger --version should show the new version
echo # >> .hledger.journal to ensure a default journal file exists. (Important: the doubled >> is needed to avoid overwriting existing data.)

Problems:

Starting hledger by double-clicking its icon won't work because it needs arguments; run it from the command window instead.
Starting hledger-web by double-clicking its icon may fail eg because Explorer's command window is too small;
configure that to be larger, or run hledger-web from a command window instead.
hledger or hledger-web may fail to run if there is not enough memory available.

Once installed, run hledger, and perhaps read hledger.org: Quick start.

Contributors

simonmichael

Assets 6

18 Apr 23:39

simonmichael

1.33

0bdd028

1.33

Release notes

https://hledger.org/relnotes.html#2024-04-18-hledger-133

hledger 1.33

Breaking changes

expr: boolean queries, introduced in hledger 1.30 (2023),
no longer allow date: to be used within an OR expression,
avoiding unclear semantics which confuse our reports.
If you'd like to improve this, see #2178. #2177 #2178
Some error messages (date parse errors, balance assertion failures) have changed,
which might affect error-parsing add-ons like flycheck-hledger.

Fixes

add, import, web:
On MS Windows, don't allow writing to files whose name ends with a period,
since it can cause data loss; raise an error instead.
I made this change in hledger 1.15 (2019), but it never worked; now it does.
#1056
balance --budget:
The budget report in tree mode was omitting parent accounts with no actual or goal amounts
and a single child, instead of showing them as a prefix of the child's name.
Now it always shows them, on a line of their own (a bit like --no-elide).
It's not a perfect fix, but the budget report code is twisty.
#2071
check tags:
The special date and date2 tags,
and the modified and _modified tags generated by --auto,
are now also implicitly declared.
#2148, #2119
Regular expression match group references in CSV if rules,
added in hledger 1.32, did not work right when multiple if conditions matched a CSV record.
This is now fixed; match group references are now scoped to their local if block.
#2158 (Jonathan Dowland)
roi now correctly interacts with --value.
#2190 (Dmitry Astapov)
hledger now requires process-1.6.19.0+ to avoid any vulnerabilities on Windows from
HSEC-2024-0003.

Features

close has had some enhancements for usability (#2151):
- It now excludes equity accounts by default; and always excludes the balancing account.
- It has new --assert and --assign modes, for generating transactions which
  make balance assertions or balance assignments.
  There is also a --assertion-type option for changing the assertion/assignment type.
- It adds a tag to generated transactions, named start, assert or retain
  depending on the mode.
- The start tag's value will be a guess of the new file's name,
  inferred by incrementing a year number in the current file name.
  Eg, hledger close --migrate on 2024.journal will add the tag
  start:2025.journal to both transactions.
  Tags like this can be helpful when reading multiple files,
  for excluding closing and opening balances transactions
  (eg with not:tag:start=2025).
- You can set different tag values by writing the mode option with an argument.
  Eg: hledger close --migrate=NEWFILENAME.
- close now supports --round for controlling display of decimal places, like print.
- examples/multi-year/ is examples/tutorial for managing multiple files with the close command.

Improvements

stats has had some improvements:
- It now also shows some information about memory usage, when hledger is built or is running
  with the GHC Run Time System available. (Try hledger stats +RTS -T.)
- The default output is now more private, hiding file paths and commodity symbols.
  Those can be added by the new -v/--verbose flag.
- Output is now more compact and more likely to fit in 80-character lines.
- When generating multiple outputs with a report interval, reports are now
  separated by an empty line.
Several more kinds of Unicode space are allowed for separating digit groups in numbers.
We now support (my guess of the ones that might show up in real world CSV files):
space,
no-break space,
en space,
em space,
punctuation space,
thin space,
narrow no-break space,
medium mathematical space.
Glob patterns in $LEDGER_FILE are now respected.
Eg, setting it to *.journal' or 2???.journal now works as expected.
When hledger is reading a symbolically-linked journal file,
relative paths in include directives are now evaluated
relative to the directory of the real linked file,
not the directory containing the symbolic link.
Date parse errors are now simpler and clearer.
They no longer try to repeat (a reconstruction of) the problem date,
since the actual problem date is already visible in the highlighted file excerpt.
Balance assertion error messages are clearer,
and show the difference between expected and actual balance again.
With --debug=2 they also show costs.
tsv: and ssv: file name prefixes are now supported in addition to csv:.
They force the file to be read as a .tsv (tab separated values) or .ssv (semicolon-separated values) file.
#2164 (Michael Rees)
In CSV rules files, commented lines are now allowed within "if tables". (Dmitry Astapov)
balance --budget's CSV and TSV output now shows zeroes instead of nothing when there's no amount.
bs,bse,cf,is:
Report sections which are empty now show zero as their subtotal. (aragaer)
print and close add a trailing decimal mark when needed to disambiguate a single digit group mark.
They now also do this for balance assertion and balance assignment amounts.
#2176
hledger can now be built with GHC 9.8.
hledger now requires safe >=0.3.20.

Docs

add version annotations for features added in 1.32 (hamzashezad)
add Text encoding section, mention UTF-8 BOM support #2189
journal: note that payee and tag directives can't have tags in comments, unlike account.
journal: clarify how auto postings work.
journal: list built-in special tag names
journal: description/payee/note: clarify
journal: amounts/commodities/numbers: cleanups
journal: move intro before cheatsheet
journal: transactions: explain transaction balancing #2135
journal: transactions: mention debits, credits and sign
journal: commodity directive: clarify & fix scope of effects #2135
journal: D directive: clarify scope #2191
journal: split Decimal marks, Digit group marks
journal: move complex commodity styles, lot notation topics later
journal: drop redundant/wrong Querying with cost or value section
journal: cheatsheet: cleanups
journal: assertions and ordering/commodities/subaccounts: cleanups
csv: matchers: clarify, mention !/& limitation #2088
csv: if tables: explain comments and order of application (Dmitry Astapov)
add: document the effect of D default commodity directive #815
balance: cleanups
balance: budget report: moved "Budgets and subaccounts" to the Cookbook.
bs,bse,cf,is: update sample output
bse: note requirements for checking the accounting equation
close: rewrite, give a better technique for excluding opening/closing balance txns #2151
import: rename "deduplication" to "skipping", and rewrite
examples: expand READMEs, clarify status for examples
examples: invoicing: cleanups, renames
examples: invoicing: pandoc-make-invoice: don't write to $LEDGER_FILE; remove the REMOVE THIS LINE line
examples: csv: daedalus-transactions: update for current daedalus #2171

Scripts/addons

hledger-bar, hledger-simplebal: shellcheck fixes, cleanups (Colin Dean)
hledger-bar: Fix an error when NO_COLOR is not defined #2159.
Also, it's now more compliant with the no-color.org spec:

Command-line software which adds ANSI color to its output by default
should check for a NO_COLOR environment variable that, when present
and not an empty string (regardless of its value), prevents the
addition of ANSI color.

so one can now temporarily override $NO_COLOR=1 in the environment by
setting it empty: NO_COLOR= hledger ...
hledger-txnsbycat: added

API

move readFileStrictly to hledger-lib:Hledger.Utils.IO

hledger-ui 1.33

Fixes

Require process 1.6.19.0+ to avoid any vulnerabilities on Windows from
HSEC-2024-0003.

Features

Add a dark theme. (Jonathan Dowland)

Improvements

Allow...

Assets 6

28 Jan 12:30

simonmichael

1.32.3

caeab17

1.32.3

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#2024-01-28-hledger-1323)

hledger 1.32.3

Fixes

A performance slowdown since 1.29, especially noticeable with many
accounts and transactions, has been fixed. #2153
Balance assertions involving mixed-cost balances are checked correctly again
(a regression in 1.30). #2150
import --catchup works again (a regression in 1.32). #2156
--anon is now a deprecated hidden flag that raises an error,
but is still usable as --obfuscate (also hidden). #2133
Balance assertion error messages are clearer, and show the diff again.

hledger-ui 1.32.3

Use hledger-1.32.3
Allow vty 6.2, brick 2.3

hledger-web 1.32.3

Use hledger-1.32.3

project changes 1.32.3

bin/hledger-bar: Fix an error when NO_COLOR is not defined;
allow color when NO_COLOR is defined but empty, per no-color spec;
and fix shellcheck warnings.
#2159 (Colin Dean, Simon Michael)
bin/hledger-simplebal: Fix shellcheck warnings. (Colin Dean)

credits 1.32.3

Simon Michael,
Colin Dean.

Install

At https://hledger.org/install, binary packages should be available for this release within a few days (look for green badges).

Or, you can build from source as described there, after cloning at tag 1.32.3:
git clone https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger --depth 1 -b 1.32.3

Or, if under "Assets" below there are release binaries suitable for your OS and hardware, you can use those.

Here are platform-specific instructions for the release binaries.
(You can copy & paste each block of commands as a unit to save time.):

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

At the command line,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.32.3/hledger-linux-x64.zip   # can rerun if interrupted
unzip hledger-linux-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-linux-x64.tar; rm hledger-linux-x64.{zip,tar}        # github workaround, preserves permissions
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Mac on 64-bit Intel

In a terminal window,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.32.3/hledger-mac-x64.zip
unzip hledger-mac-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-mac-x64.tar; rm hledger-mac-x64.{zip,tar}              # github workaround, preserves permissions
open .
# for the hledger, hledger-ui, hledger-web icons: right-click, Open, confirm it's ok to run
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Windows 64-bit Intel (or ARM, using emulation)

In a powershell window (press Windows-r, type powershell, press enter),

Make a place to keep hledger binaries, and add it to your PATH; this makes running hledger easier. You only need to do this once, not for every release:

mkdir -force $HOME\bin >$null
$ENV:PATH += ";"+$HOME+"\bin"
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)+";"+$HOME+"\bin", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

Download and install the release binaries:

cd $HOME\bin
curl https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.32.3/hledger-windows-x64.zip -OutFile hledger-windows-x64.zip
Expand-Archive hledger-windows-x64.zip -DestinationPath .
rm hledger-windows-x64.zip
cd $HOME
hledger --version           # should show the new version

Ensure a default journal file exists, and without a problematic encoding.
(Not sure why "ascii" is needed here - hledger likes utf8 and understands utf8 BOM headers..
but the state of our unicode support on Windows
is really unknown, your input welcome.)

out-file -append -encoding ascii $HOME/.hledger.journal

Once that journal file exists, you can start hledger-web by double-clicking on the icon if you wish.

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

click hledger-windows-x64.zip below
choose Open with Windows Explorer, OK
click Extract all files
choose a destination folder - ideally one that appears in echo %PATH%, like C:\Windows (though that one will require administrator permission); otherwise, your home directory (C:\Users\YOURNAME)
check "Show extracted files when complete"
click Extract, wait for the destination folder to open
find the hledger, hledger-web icons (if you extracted to \Windows, you'll need to scroll down)
for each icon: double-click, uncheck "Always ask before opening this file", click Run
close those Explorer windows
open a command window (press Windows-r, type CMD, press enter)
hledger --version should show the new version
echo # >> .hledger.journal to ensure a default journal file exists. (Important: the doubled >> is needed to avoid overwriting existing data.)

Problems:

Starting hledger by double-clicking its icon won't work because it needs arguments; run it from the command window instead.
Starting hledger-web by double-clicking its icon may fail eg because Explorer's command window is too small;
configure that to be larger, or run hledger-web from a command window instead.
hledger or hledger-web may fail to run if there is not enough memory available.

Next steps

https://hledger.org/#quick-start

Assets 5

01 Jan 01:45

simonmichael

1.32.2

55a1a39

1.32.2

hledger 1.32.2

Fixes

In CSV field assignments, %FIELD interpolation and \n can be used together again. #2134
In timedot data, numbers beginning with a decimal point are accepted again. #2130
In a balance --budget report, --layout=tall no longer hides commodity symbols.
Value reports seeing a pathological price chain with 1000 or more
steps now write their warning to the console, not a debug log file.

Improvements

Allow megaparsec 9.6

Docs

Updated:
Queries,
Periodic transactions,
Auto postings,
Assertions and costs,
Budget report

hledger-ui 1.32.2

Features

hledger-ui is now available on Windows (ShrykeWindgrace)

Improvements

Use Notepad as default editor on Windows (ShrykeWindgrace)
Allow brick 2.2 (Vekhir)
Allow megaparsec 9.6

hledger-web 1.32.2

Fixes

The --base-url option works again. #2127, #2100
Startup messages are more accurate and informative, eg with --socket. #2127
The non-working --file-url option has been dropped for now. #2139

Improvements

Allow megaparsec 9.6
hledger-web's tests now respect and can test command line options.
hledger-web's tests now run the app at 127.0.0.1 and port 5000,
rather than "any of our IPv4 or IPv6 addresses" and 3000.

2024-01-05: Windows zip file fixed to include hledger-ui.

Assets 5

07 Dec 21:23

simonmichael

1.32.1

39fc78a

1.32.1

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#2023-12-07-hledger-1321)

hledger 1.32.1

Fixed: import with multiple files now updates .latest files correctly. (#2125)
Fixed: print --round=hard now properly pads/rounds amounts with inferred costs. (#2123)
CSV matcher syntax: mention that ! and & can't be used in the same line yet. (#2088)
Drop the "a difference of ..." line from balance assertion failure output.
I feel it made the message harder to read and isn't really necessary.
Declaring the empty payee name with payee "" now works,
to let hledger check payees accept payee-less transactions.
(#2119)
Built-in tags with special meaning like type: and t: are now implicitly declared,
so using type: in account declarations or generating t: with timedot letters
won't cause hledger check tags to fail.
(#2119)

hledger-ui 1.32.1

Use hledger-1.32.1

hledger-web 1.32.1

Use hledger-1.32.1

Install

At https://hledger.org/install, binary packages should be available for this release within a few days (look for green badges).

Or, you can build from source as described there, after cloning at tag 1.32.1:
git clone https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger --depth 1 -b 1.32.1

Or, if under "Assets" below there are release binaries suitable for your OS and hardware, you can use those.

Here are platform-specific instructions for the release binaries.
(You can copy & paste each block of commands as a unit to save time.):

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

At the command line,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.32.1/hledger-linux-x64.zip   # can rerun if interrupted
unzip hledger-linux-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-linux-x64.tar; rm hledger-linux-x64.{zip,tar}        # github workaround, preserves permissions
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Mac on 64-bit Intel

In a terminal window,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.32.1/hledger-mac-x64.zip
unzip hledger-mac-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-mac-x64.tar; rm hledger-mac-x64.{zip,tar}              # github workaround, preserves permissions
open .
# for the hledger, hledger-ui, hledger-web icons: right-click, Open, confirm it's ok to run
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Windows 64-bit Intel (or ARM, using emulation)

In a powershell window (press Windows-r, type powershell, press enter),

Make a place to keep hledger binaries, and add it to your PATH; this makes running hledger easier. You only need to do this once, not for every release:

mkdir -force $HOME\bin >$null
$ENV:PATH += ";"+$HOME+"\bin"
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)+";"+$HOME+"\bin", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

Download and install the release binaries:

cd $HOME\bin
curl https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.32.1/hledger-windows-x64.zip -OutFile hledger-windows-x64.zip
Expand-Archive hledger-windows-x64.zip -DestinationPath .
rm hledger-windows-x64.zip
cd $HOME
hledger --version           # should show the new version

Ensure a default journal file exists, and without a problematic encoding.
(Not sure why "ascii" is needed here - hledger likes utf8 and understands utf8 BOM headers..
but the state of our unicode support on Windows
is really unknown, your input welcome.)

out-file -append -encoding ascii $HOME/.hledger.journal

Once that journal file exists, you can start hledger-web by double-clicking on the icon if you wish.

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

click hledger-windows-x64.zip below
choose Open with Windows Explorer, OK
click Extract all files
choose a destination folder - ideally one that appears in echo %PATH%, like C:\Windows (though that one will require administrator permission); otherwise, your home directory (C:\Users\YOURNAME)
check "Show extracted files when complete"
click Extract, wait for the destination folder to open
find the hledger, hledger-web icons (if you extracted to \Windows, you'll need to scroll down)
for each icon: double-click, uncheck "Always ask before opening this file", click Run
close those Explorer windows
open a command window (press Windows-r, type CMD, press enter)
hledger --version should show the new version
echo # >> .hledger.journal to ensure a default journal file exists. (Important: the doubled >> is needed to avoid overwriting existing data.)

Problems:

Starting hledger by double-clicking its icon won't work because it needs arguments; run it from the command window instead.
Starting hledger-web by double-clicking its icon may fail eg because Explorer's command window is too small;
configure that to be larger, or run hledger-web from a command window instead.
hledger or hledger-web may fail to run if there is not enough memory available.

Next steps

https://hledger.org/#quick-start

Assets 5

02 Dec 05:21

simonmichael

1.32

1d90ce9

1.32

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#hledger-1-32)

More precision control, beancount output, TSV output, --summary-only,
strict/idempotent import, CSV rule enhancements, timedot letters, fixes.

hledger 1.32

Breaking changes

Display styles and display precision are now managed more carefully
during calculations and output, fixing a number of issues (#2111,
"Precisiongeddon"). In brief:
- Cost and value reports, such as print -V, now (1) consistently
  apply commodity display styles, and (2) do not add or discard
  decimal digits unnecessarily. (#2105)
- When "infinite decimals" arise during calculations (eg in value
  reports, or in prices or roi output), these are now shown
  limited to 8 decimal digits rather than 255.
- Non-print-like reports no longer add trailing decimal marks to
  disambiguate digit group marks (this was an unintended regression
  in 1.31). (#2115)
- We now document number formatting adjustments made in certain
  reports and output formats (hledger manual > REPORTING CONCEPTS >
  Amount formatting, parseability).

Features

Timedot format supports a new letters syntax for easier tagged time logging.
(#2116)
print has a new beancount output format for exporting to Beancount.
This prints journal output more likely (though not guaranteed) to
be readable by Beancount.
In CSV rules, matchers using regular expressions can now interpolate
their matched texts into the values they assign to fields (field
assignment values can reference match groups).
(#2009) (Jonathan Dowland)
In CSV rules, matchers can be negated by prepending !.
(#2088) (bobobo1618)
Multi-column balance reports (from bal, bs, is etc.) can use
the new --summary-only flag (--summary also works) to display
just the Total and Average columns (if enabled by --row-total and
-A/--average) and hide the rest.
(#1012) (Stephen Morgan)
All commands that suport csv output now also support tsv
(tab-separated values) output. The data is identical, but the fields
are separated by tab characters and there is no quoting or
escaping. Tab, carriage return, and newline characters in data are
converted to spaces (this should rarely if ever happen in practice).
(#869) (Peter Sagerson).

Improvements

Journal format no longer fails to parse Ledger-style lot costs with spaces
after the {, improving Ledger compatibility.
import now does not update any .latest files until it has run
without error (no failing strict checks, no failure while writing
the journal file). This makes it more idempotent, so you can run it
again after fixing problems.
print now shows zeros with a commodity symbol and decimal digits
when possible, preserving more information.
print has a new option for controlling amount rounding (#2085):
- --round=none - show amounts with original precisions (default;
  like 1.31; avoids implying less or more precision than was
  recorded)
- --round=soft - add/remove decimal zeros in non-cost amounts
  (like 1.30 but also affects balance assertion amounts)
- --round=hard - round non-cost amounts (can hide significant digits)
- --round=all - round all amounts and costs
For the record:
print shows four kinds of amount: posting amounts,
balance assertion amounts, and costs for each of those.
Past hledger versions styled and rounded these inconsistently.
Since 1.31 they are all styled, and since 1.32 they are rounded as follows:

hledger-1.32 print amt cost bal balcost

(default) none none none none

--round=soft soft none soft none

--round=hard hard none hard none

--round=all hard hard hard hard
The prices command has had a number of fixes and improvements (#2111):
- It now more accurately lists the prices that hledger would use
  when calculating value reports (similar to what you'd see with
  hledger bal -V --debug=2).
- The --infer-reverse-prices flag was confusing, since we always
  infer and use reverse prices; it has been renamed to --show-reverse.
- --show-reverse and --infer-market-prices flags now combine properly.
- --show-reverse now ignores zero prices rather than giving an error.
- Price amounts are now shown styled.
- Price amounts are now shown with all their decimal digits; or with
  8 decimal digits if they appear to be infinite decimals (which can
  arise with reverse prices).
- Filtering prices with cur: or amt: now works properly.

hledger-1.32 print	amt	cost	bal	balcost
(default)	none	none	none	none
--round=soft	soft	none	soft	none
--round=hard	hard	none	hard	none
--round=all	hard	hard	hard	hard

Fixes

print now styles balance assertion costs consistently, like other
amounts.
import now works with -s/--strict.
And more generally, when reading multiple input files, eg with
multiple -f options, strict checks are done only for the overall
combined journal (not for each individual file).
(#2113)
tag: queries now work when reading CSV files. (#2114)
Using a .json or .sql file extension with -o/--outputfile
now properly selects those output formats.
Auto postings no longer break redundant equity/cost detection and
transaction balancing. (#2110)
Amounts set by balance assignment now affect commodity styles again.
(#2091, a regression in 1.30)
Timedot quantities with units are parsed more accurately.
Eg a quantity like "15m" was evaluated as 0.249999999 not 0.25,
and since hledger 1.21, it was printed that way also.
Now we round such quantities to two places during parsing to get
exact quarter-hour amounts. (#2096)
The demo command no longer triggers a JSON decode error in asciinema
2.3.0. It now also shows a better error message if asciinema fails
(#2094).
Failing balance assertions with a cost now show correct markers in
the error message. (#2083)

Docs

New:
- Amount formatting, parseability
- Started new code docs for developers, based in the Hledger module's haddock
Updated:
- aregister
- commodity directive
- Commodity display style
- if table
- Decimal marks, digit group marks
- Regular expressions
- Timedot

hledger-ui 1.32

Fixes

The V key now preserves the valuation mode specified at the command
line, if any. (#2084)
The hledger-ui package no longer wastefully builds its modules
twice.

hledger-web 1.32

Features

The hledger-web app on the Sandstorm cloud platform has been updated to
a recent version (Jacob Weisz, #2102), and now uses Sandstorm's access
control. (Jakub Zárybnický, #821)

Improvements

The --capabilities and --capabilities-header options have been replaced
with an easier --allow=view|add|edit|sandstorm option.
add is the default access level, while sandstorm is for use on Sandstorm.
UI and docs now speak of "permissions" rather than "capabilities".
(#834)
The Sandstorm app's permissions and roles have been renamed for clarity. (#834)
Permissions are now checked earlier, before the web app is started,
producing clearer command line errors when appropriate.
Account's adeclarationinfo field is now included in JSON output. (#2097) (S. Zeid)

Fixes

The app can now serve on address 0.0.0.0 (exposing it on all interfaces),
which previously didn't work.
(#2099) (Philipp Klocke)
The broken "File format help" link in the edit form has been fixed. (#2103)

project changes 1.32

Scripts/addons

hledger-install.sh: replaced hledger-stockquotes with pricehist
added gsheet-csv.hs: fetch a google sheet as CSV
added hledger-report1: an example custom compound report, with haskell and bash versions
justfile: updated import, time report scripts

Examples

New:
- Fidelity CSV rules
Updated:
- roi-unrealised.ledger (Charlie Ambrose)

Docs

New:
- Started a weekly This Week In Hledger news post, inspired by Matrix.
- There's now a News page, for This Week In Hledger etc.
- hledgermatic, an up-to-date, simple journal-first workflow
- How to record journal entries: added
- Reporting version control stats: added
- Moved regression bounty info from the issue tracker to Developer docs > REGRESSIONS.
Updated:
- Checking for errors
- Common workflows
- Ledger
- Simon's old setup
- Videos
- All docs now use the cli class instead of shell for command-line examples,
  avoiding inaccurate highlighting.

Infrastructure

hledger.org website:
- Fixed the webhook that was not updating the site on git push.
- Fixed a problem with cloudflare authentication that was preventing
  automatic TLS certificate renewal on hledger.org.
- Updated and committed hledger.org's caddy config and short urls (redirects)
- Enabled https for code.hledger.org and site.hledger.org short urls.
- Updated the stars.hledger.org redirect
  (we have reached the top 30 github-starred Haskell projects 🌟 🎉).
- Set up a self-hosted Sandstorm server, and a public hledger-web
  instance (sandbox.hledger.org) in it that is fully writable (until
  spammers find it). Use it as a pastebin for examples, eg.
Github CI (continuous integration) workflows have been optimised somewhat:
- Scheduled weekly builds have been disabled, as they were propagating
  to forks and running wastefully there in some cases.
- Some repeated rebuilding of the hledger-lib and hledger packages
  that seems unnecessary has been stopped.
- hledger-ui no longer builds its modules twice.
- Hadd...

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03 Sep 08:12

simonmichael

1.31

7fbe769

1.31

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#hledger-1-31)

More tolerant equity/cost matching; print amounts in original style; multi-pivot.

hledger 1.31

Features

Multi-pivot: the --pivot option now accepts multiple arguments,
colon-delimited, to construct account names from multiple fields.
(#2050, Eric Mertens)

Improvements

The print command now more closely replicates the original journal
amount styles, which is helpful when round-tripping / cleaning up
journal files:
- Amounts in conversion transactions could be displayed rounded to a
  lower precision; this no longer happens.
  (#2079)
- Amounts could be displayed with extra zeros after the decimal mark;
  this no longer happens.
- Amounts could display with a different precision if the journal
  included a timedot file; this no longer happens.
- Costs in balance assertions were not displayed with standard
  styles like other amounts; now they are.
- Zero amounts were always shown as just "0"; now they are shown
  with their original commodity symbol and style. (And if an
  inferred amount has multiple zeros in different commodities, a
  posting is displayed for each of these.)
print no longer displays numbers with a single digit group mark
and no decimal mark, which are ambiguous and hard to re-parse. Now
if a number has digit group marks the decimal mark will always be
shown also. Eg 1,000 (where the comma is a thousands separator)
is now shown as 1,000..
The check command's
balancedwithautoconversion and balancednoautoconversion checks
have been renamed to autobalanced and balanced.
hledger check recentassertions now reports failures at the first
posting that's more than 7 days later than the latest balance
assertion (rather than at the balance assertion). This is the thing
actually triggering the error, and it is more likely to be visible
or at least closer when you are working at the end of a journal
file.

Also, the suggested sample balance assertion now uses the same
commodity symbol as in the failing posting (the first, if there are
more than one); and, no longer includes a cleared mark.
The import command now shows the file path being imported to.
With --pivot, desc is now the preferred spelling for pivoting on
description.
The demo command now ignores an invalid journal file, like the other
HELP commands.
Debug output for equity conversion postings has been improved,
making troubleshooting easier.
Allow aeson 2.2, megaparsec 9.5.

Fixes

In journal files, valid multicommodity transactions where the
matching non-equity postings can't be auto-detected are no longer
considered an error (as they were in hledger 1.29 and 1.30). Now,
such transactions are accepted, and --infer-cost has no effect on
them. This is similar to the behaviour of --cost, --infer-equity,
and --infer-market-prices. (#2045)

In journal files, equity conversion postings are now detected more
tolerantly, using the same precision as the conversion posting's
amount (#2041). Eg, the following transaction is now accepted:

2023-01-01
    Assets               -84.01 USD @ 2.495 GEL
      ; ^ 209.60495 GEL, recognised as a match for the 209.60 below
    Equity:Conversion     84.01 USD
    Equity:Conversion   -209.60 GEL
    Assets               209.60 GEL

The roi command now reports TWR per period and overall TWR for
multi-period reports.
(#2068, Dmitry Astapov)
The commands list no longer shows bar when hledger-bar is not installed (#2065),
and had a few other cleanups.

hledger-ui 1.31

Improvements

Allow megaparsec 9.5

hledger-web 1.31

Improvements

Allow aeson 2.2, megaparsec 9.5

project changes 1.31

Scripts/addons

ft, tt shell scripts for collecting financial and time reports
A justfile implementation of ft and tt

Examples

self-tracking
RPG ledger (Eric Mertens)

Docs

Infrastructure

tools, CI: checkembeddedfiles, checkversions
Shake: avoid making empty commits
make functest-PAT: runs a subset of functional tests
Provide a ghc-tags.yaml file to make use of ghc-tags with Hledger easy.

ghc-tags is a standalone tool to replace the formerly-built-in
":ctags" feature (and I presume ":etags") in GHCi. These walked over
the source and produced a TAGS file (in vim-compatible ctags or
Emacs-compatible etags format) that allows the relevant editors to
quickly navigate around function definitions.

ghc-tags trips over some of the CPP used in Hledger. The solution
is to provide ghc-tags with explicit CPP defines via a YAML file.
However, if a YAML file is provided, one also must specify the source
paths, as the tool XORs config file | paths-on-command-line.

See arybczak/ghc-tags#6 for more
information.
(Jonathan Dowland)

credits 1.31

Simon Michael,
Dmitry Astapov,
Eric Mertens,
Jay Neubrand,
Jonathan Dowland.

Install

At https://hledger.org/install, binary packages should be available for this release within a few days (look for green badges).

Or, you can build from source as described there, after cloning at tag 1.31:
git clone https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger --depth 1 -b 1.31

Or, if under "Assets" below there are release binaries suitable for your OS and hardware, you can use those.

Here are platform-specific instructions for the release binaries.
(You can copy & paste each block of commands as a unit to save time.):

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

At the command line,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.31/hledger-linux-x64.zip   # can rerun if interrupted
unzip hledger-linux-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-linux-x64.tar; rm hledger-linux-x64.{zip,tar}        # github workaround, preserves permissions
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Mac on 64-bit Intel

In a terminal window,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.31/hledger-mac-x64.zip
unzip hledger-mac-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-mac-x64.tar; rm hledger-mac-x64.{zip,tar}              # github workaround, preserves permissions
open .
# for the hledger, hledger-ui, hledger-web icons: right-click, Open, confirm it's ok to run
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Windows 64-bit Intel (or ARM, using emulation)

In a powershell window (press Windows-r, type powershell, press enter),

Make a place to keep hledger binaries, and add it to your PATH; this makes running hledger easier. You only need to do this once, not for every release:

mkdir -force $HOME\bin >$null
$ENV:PATH += ";"+$HOME+"\bin"
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)+";"+$HOME+"\bin", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

Download and install the release binaries:

cd $HOME\bin
curl https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.31/hledger-windows-x64.zip -OutFile hledger-windows-x64.zip
Expand-Archive hledger-windows-x64.zip -DestinationPath .
rm hledger-windows-x64.zip
cd $HOME
hledger --version           # should show the new version

Ensure a default journal file exists, and without a problematic encoding.
(Not sure why "ascii" is needed here - hledger likes utf8 and understands utf8 BOM headers..
but the state of our unicode support on Windows
is really unknown, your input welcome.)

out-file -append -encoding ascii $HOME/.hledger.journal

Once that journal file exists, you can start hledger-web by double-clicking on the icon if you wish.

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

click hledger-windows-x64.zip below
choose Open with Windows Explorer, OK
click Extract all files
choose a destination folder - ideally one that appears in echo %PATH%, like C:\Windows (though that one will require administrator permission); otherwise, your home directory (C:\Users\YOURNAME)
check "Show extracted files when complete"
click Extract, wait for the destination folder to open
find the hledger, hledger-web icons (if you extracted to \Windows, you'll need to scroll down)
for each icon: double-click, uncheck "Always ask before opening this file", click Run
close those Explorer windows
open a command window (press Windows-r, type CMD, press enter)
hledger --version should show the new version
echo # >> .hledger.journal to ensure a default journal file exists. (Important: the doubled >> is needed to avoid overwriting existing data.)

Problems:

Starting hledger by double-clicking its icon won't work because it needs arguments; run it from the command window instead.
Starting hledger-web by double-clicking its icon may fail eg because Explorer's command window is too small;
configure that to be larger, or run hledger-web from a command window instead.
hledger or hledger-web may fail to run if there is not enough memory available.

Next steps

...

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02 Jun 01:48

simonmichael

1.30

94fe8b2

1.30

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#hledger-1-30)

Boolean queries, easier CSV file management, built-in demos, hledger-ui cash accounts screen, fixes.

hledger 1.30

Breaking changes

The CSV reader now properly skips all empty lines, as specified by docs.
Previously, inner empty lines were not being skipped automatically.
You might need to adjust the skip count in some CSV rules files.
(#2024)
Timedot format now generates a single multi-posting transaction per
date line, and supports comments and tags on all lines.
(#1754)
Timeclock format now supports comments and tags.
Descriptions can no longer contain semicolons.
(#1220)

Features

CSV rules files can now be read directly, as in
hledger -f foo.csv.rules CMD. By default this will read data
from foo.csv in the same directory.
CSV rules files can use a new source FILE rule to specify the data file,
with some convenience features:
- If the data file does not exist, it is treated as empty, not an
  error.
- If FILE is a relative path, it is relative to the rules file's
  directory. If it is just a file name with no path, it is relative
  to ~/Downloads/.
- If FILE is a glob pattern, the most recently modified matched file
  is used.
This helps remove some of the busywork of managing CSV downloads.
Most of your financial institutions's default CSV filenames are
different and can be recognised by a glob pattern. So you can put a
rule like source Checking1*.csv in foo-checking.csv.rules,
periodically download CSV from Foo's website accepting your browser's
defaults, and then run hledger import checking.csv.rules to import
any new transactions. The next time, if you have done no cleanup, your
browser will probably save it as something like Checking1-2.csv, and
hledger will still see that because of the * wild card. You can choose
whether to delete CSVs after import, or keep them for a while as
temporary backups, or archive them somewhere.
(Experimental)
The balance command has a new --count report type
which reports posting counts instead of amounts.
Full boolean queries, allowing arbitrary use of AND, OR, NOT
(case insensitive) and parentheses for grouping, are now supported.
For backward compatibility, these require an expr: prefix.
Existing queries work as before, and you can mix and match the
old and new styles if you like.
(Chris Lemaire)
demo: This new command plays brief asciinema screencasts explaining
various features and use cases. We will add more of these over time.
(Experimental)

Improvements

Add-on commands can now have .js, .lua, or .php file extensions.
Generated and modified transactions and postings have the same hidden
tags (beginning with underscore) as before, but no longer have visible
tags added by default. Use --verbose-tags if you want them added.
We now try harder to ensure less (and its more mode) show our
ANSI formatting properly in help output.
If you use some other $PAGER, you may have to configure it yourself
to show ANSI (or disable ANSI entirely, eg by setting NO_COLOR=1).
This is now documented in hledger manual > Paging.
(#2015)
The print command's --match mode has been refined.
Previously, similarity completely outweighed recency, so a
slightly-more-similar transaction would always be selected no matter
how old it was. Now similarity and recency are more balanced,
and it should produce the desired transaction more often.
There is also new debug output (at debug level 1) for troubleshooting.
Miscellaneous commands list updates.
Help has been added for all published add-on commands (like hledger-lots).
The help command's documentation now mentions an issue caused by
a too-old info program, as on mac.
(#1770)

Fixes

Unbalanced virtual postings with no amount always infer a zero amount.
This is fixing and clarifying the status quo; they always did this,
but print always showed them with no amount, even with -x, and
the behaviour was undocumented.
On windows systems with multiple drive letters, the commands list
could fail to show all installed add-ons.
(#2040)
Balancing a transaction with a balance assignment now properly respects costs.
(#2039)
The commands list no longer lists non-installed addons.
(#2034)
Since hledger 1.25, "every Nth day of month" period rules with N > 28 could
be calculated wrongly by a couple of days when given certain forecast start dates.
Eg ~ every 31st day of month with --forecast='2023-03-30..'.
This is now fixed.
(#2032)
Postings are now processed in correct date order when inferring balance assignments.
(#2025)
Posting comment lines no longer disrupt the underline position in error messages.
(#1927)
Debug output is now formatted to fit the terminal width.

Docs

Miscellaneous manual cleanups.
Rewrite introductory sections,
Date adjustment,
Directives,
Forecasting,
etc.
Add Paging section.
Remove archaic mentions of setenv.

API

Renamed: Hledger.Cli.Commands: findCommand -> findBuiltinCommand

hledger-ui 1.30

Features

A "Cash accounts" screen has been added, showing
accounts of the Cash type.

Improvements

The top-level menu screen is now the default screen.
Power users can use the --cash/--bs/--is/--all
flags to start up in another screen.
"All accounts" screen has been moved to the bottom of the list.
Screens' help footers have been improved.

Docs

The transaction screen's inability to update is now noted.
Miscellaneous manual cleanups.

hledger-web 1.30

Fixes

A command line depth limit now works properly.
(#1763)

Docs

Miscellaneous manual cleanups.

project changes 1.30

Scripts/addons

hledger-bar: new script for making simple bar charts in the terminal
hledger-install: also list cabal, stack, pip tool versions

Examples

examples/csv: added a more up-to-date CSV makefile
examples/i18: Added sample top level account and type declarations in several languages

Docs

A shorter, more example-heavy home page on the website.
Simplified website and FAQ structure.

credits 1.30

Simon Michael,
Chris Lemaire,
Yehoshua Pesach Wallach.

Install

At https://hledger.org/install, binary packages should be available for this release within a few days (look for green badges).

Or, you can build from source as described there, after cloning at tag 1.30:
git clone https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger --depth 1 -b 1.30

Or, if under "Assets" below there are release binaries suitable for your OS and hardware, you can use those.

Here are platform-specific instructions for the release binaries.
(You can copy & paste each block of commands as a unit to save time.):

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

At the command line,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.30/hledger-linux-x64.zip   # can rerun if interrupted
unzip hledger-linux-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-linux-x64.tar; rm hledger-linux-x64.{zip,tar}        # github workaround, preserves permissions
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Mac on 64-bit Intel

In a terminal window,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.30/hledger-mac-x64.zip
unzip hledger-mac-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-mac-x64.tar; rm hledger-mac-x64.{zip,tar}              # github workaround, preserves permissions
open .
# for the hledger, hledger-ui, hledger-web icons: right-click, Open, confirm it's ok to run
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Windows 64-bit Intel (or ARM, using emulation)

In a powershell window (press Windows-r, type powershell, press enter),

Make a place to keep hledger binaries, and add it to your PATH; this makes running hledger easier. You only need to do this once, not for every release:

mkdir -force $HOME\bin >$null
$ENV:PATH += ";"+$HOME+"\bin"
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)+";"+$HOME+"\bin", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

Download and install the release binaries:

cd $HOME\bin
curl https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.30/hledger-windows-x64.zip -OutFile hledger-windows-x64.zip
Expand-Archive hledger-windows-x64.zip -DestinationPath .
rm hledger-windows-x64.zip
cd $HOME
hledger --version           # should show the new version

Ensure a default journal file exists, and without a problematic encoding.
(Not sure why "ascii" is needed here - hledger likes utf8 and understands utf8 BOM headers..
but the state of our unicode support on Windows
is really unknown, your input welcome.)

out-file -append -encoding ascii $HOME/.hledger.journal

Once that journal file exists, you can start hledger-web by double-clicking on the icon if you wish.

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

click hledger-windows-x64....

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08 Apr 00:10

simonmichael

1.29.2

160e48e

1.29.2

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#hledger-1-29-2)

hledger 1.29.2

Breaking changes

1.29's cleanup of the close command has been continued.
Here are all the changes to close since hledger 1.28:
- The default behaviour is now to print only one transaction: a closing transaction.
- To print both closing and opening transactions as before,
  use the new --migrate flag.
- The accounts closed by default are now just the ALE accounts
  (accounts declared or inferred as type Asset, Liability, or Equity).
  If you don't have account types configured, or
  to close some other set of accounts, provide query arguments that match them.
  To close all accounts as before, use a . argument to match them all.
- To print a retain earnings transaction for RX accounts (accounts
  of type Revenue or Expense), use the new --retain flag.
- The equity command alias, removed in 1.29, has been restored.
- The --open-acct option, removed in 1.29, has been restored.
- The --closing and --opening flags have been renamed to --close and --open.
  (--close had been removed in 1.29 and is now restored.)
- The docs have been rewritten. Also the 1.29 release notes now mention
  the breaking change.
- The command is marked experimental again.
(#2020)

Fixes

type: queries now "see through" account aliases and pivots,
as they did in hledger <1.27, and as acct: queries do.
(#2018)
The corruption in 1.29's info manual is fixed. (#2023)
The 1.29 release notes for periodic reports'/periodic transactions' start dates
have been improved. Also the hledger manual's "Date adjustment" section
has been corrected and clarified.

hledger-ui 1.29.2

Improvements

A pager is used to show --help output when needed, as in hledger.

Fixes

The corruption in 1.29's info manual is fixed. (#2023)

hledger-web 1.29.2

Improvements

A pager is used to show --help output when needed, as in hledger.

Fixes

The corruption in 1.29's info manual is fixed. (#2023)

project changes 1.29.2

Scripts/addons

hledger-install: re-enable hledger-interest, hledger-iadd; add hledger-lots

credits 1.29.2

Simon Michael

Installing

At https://hledger.org/install, binary packages should be available for this release within a few days (look for green badges).

Or, you can build from source as described there, after cloning at tag 1.29.2:
git clone https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger --depth 1 -b 1.29.2

Or, if under "Assets" below there are release binaries suitable for your OS and hardware, you can use those.

Here are platform-specific instructions for the release binaries.
(You can copy & paste each block of commands as a unit to save time.):

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

At the command line,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.29.2/hledger-linux-x64.zip   # can rerun if interrupted
unzip hledger-linux-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-linux-x64.tar; rm hledger-linux-x64.{zip,tar}        # github workaround, preserves permissions
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Mac on 64-bit Intel

In a terminal window,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.29.2/hledger-mac-x64.zip
unzip hledger-mac-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-mac-x64.tar; rm hledger-mac-x64.{zip,tar}              # github workaround, preserves permissions
open .
# for the hledger, hledger-ui, hledger-web icons: right-click, Open, confirm it's ok to run
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Windows on 64-bit Intel

In a powershell window (press Windows-r, type powershell, press enter),

Make a place to keep hledger binaries, and add it to your PATH; this makes running hledger easier. You only need to do this once, not for every release:

mkdir -force $HOME\bin >$null
$ENV:PATH += ";"+$HOME+"\bin"
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)+";"+$HOME+"\bin", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

Download and install the release binaries:

cd $HOME\bin
curl https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.29.2/hledger-windows-x64.zip -OutFile hledger-windows-x64.zip
Expand-Archive hledger-windows-x64.zip -DestinationPath .
rm hledger-windows-x64.zip
cd $HOME
hledger --version           # should show the new version

And ensure a default journal file exists:

out-file -append -encoding ascii $HOME/.hledger.journal

Problems:

Starting hledger/hledger-web by double-clicking their icon won't work; run them from a cmd or powershell window instead.

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel, using Firefox

click hledger-windows-x64.zip below
choose Open with Windows Explorer, OK
click Extract all files
choose a destination folder - ideally one that appears in echo %PATH%, like C:\Windows (though that one will require administrator permission); otherwise, your home directory (C:\Users\YOURNAME)
check "Show extracted files when complete"
click Extract, wait for the destination folder to open
find the hledger, hledger-web icons (if you extracted to \Windows, you'll need to scroll down)
for each icon: double-click, uncheck "Always ask before opening this file", click Run
close those Explorer windows
open a command window (press Windows-r, type CMD, press enter)
hledger --version should show the new version
echo # >> .hledger.journal to ensure a default journal file exists. (Important: the doubled >> is needed to avoid overwriting existing data.)

Problems:

Starting hledger by double-clicking its icon won't work because it needs arguments; run it from the command window instead.
Starting hledger-web by double-clicking its icon may fail eg because Explorer's command window is too small;
configure that to be larger, or run hledger-web from a command window instead.
hledger or hledger-web may fail to run if there is not enough memory available.

Next steps

Getting Started

Assets 5

17 Mar 02:57

simonmichael

1.29.1

c77cd87

1.29.1

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#hledger-1-29)

hledger 1.29.1

Improvements

Hledger.Cli.Script now also exports

 Control.Applicative
 Control.Concurrent
 Data.Char
 Data.Functor
 System.IO
 System.IO.Error

and new string helpers

 strip1Char
 stripBy
 strip1By

Allow building with GHC 9.6.1 (#2011)

Fixes

The stats report no longer displays "Exact" in front of dates. (#2012)

Docs

remove duplicate in hledger close docs (Yehoshua Pesach Wallach)

hledger-ui 1.29.1

Allow building with GHC 9.6.1 (#2011)

hledger-web 1.29.1

Allow building with GHC 9.6.1 (#2011)

Installing

At https://hledger.org/install, binary packages should be available for this release within a few days (look for green badges).

Or, you can build from source as described there, after cloning at tag 1.29.1:
git clone https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger --depth 1 -b 1.29.1

Or, if under "Assets" below there are release binaries suitable for your OS and hardware, you can use those.

Here are platform-specific instructions for the release binaries.
(You can copy & paste each block of commands as a unit to save time.):

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

At the command line,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.29.1/hledger-linux-x64.zip   # can rerun if interrupted
unzip hledger-linux-x64.zip; tar xvf hledger-linux-x64.tar; rm hledger-linux-x64.{zip,tar}        # github workaround, preserves permissions
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Mac on 64-bit Intel

In a terminal window,

cd /usr/local/bin
curl -LOC- https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.29.1/hledger-mac-x64.zip
unzip hledger-mac-x64.zip && tar xvf hledger-mac-x64.tar && rm hledger-mac-x64.{zip,tar}              # github workaround, preserves permissions
open .
# for the hledger, hledger-ui, hledger-web icons: right-click, Open, confirm it's ok to run
cd -
hledger --version  # should show the new version
touch $HOME/.hledger.journal   # ensure a default journal file exists

Windows on 64-bit Intel

In a powershell window (press Windows-r, type powershell, press enter),

Make a place to keep hledger binaries, and add it to your PATH; this makes running hledger easier. You only need to do this once, not for every release:

mkdir -force $HOME\bin >$null
$ENV:PATH += ";"+$HOME+"\bin"
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)+";"+$HOME+"\bin", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

Download and install the release binaries:

cd $HOME\bin
curl https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/releases/download/1.29.1/hledger-windows-x64.zip -OutFile hledger-windows-x64.zip
Expand-Archive hledger-windows-x64.zip -DestinationPath .
rm hledger-windows-x64.zip
cd $HOME
hledger --version           # should show the new version

And ensure a default journal file exists:

out-file -append -encoding ascii $HOME/.hledger.journal

Problems:

Starting hledger/hledger-web by double-clicking their icon won't work; run them from a cmd or powershell window instead.

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel, using Firefox

click hledger-windows-x64.zip below
choose Open with Windows Explorer, OK
click Extract all files
choose a destination folder - ideally one that appears in echo %PATH%, like C:\Windows (though that one will require administrator permission); otherwise, your home directory (C:\Users\YOURNAME)
check "Show extracted files when complete"
click Extract, wait for the destination folder to open
find the hledger, hledger-web icons (if you extracted to \Windows, you'll need to scroll down)
for each icon: double-click, uncheck "Always ask before opening this file", click Run
close those Explorer windows
open a command window (press Windows-r, type CMD, press enter)
hledger --version should show the new version
echo # >> .hledger.journal to ensure a default journal file exists. (Important: the doubled >> is needed to avoid overwriting existing data.)

Problems:

Starting hledger by double-clicking its icon won't work because it needs arguments; run it from the command window instead.
Starting hledger-web by double-clicking its icon may fail eg because Explorer's command window is too small;
configure that to be larger, or run hledger-web from a command window instead.
hledger or hledger-web may fail to run if there is not enough memory available.

Next steps

Getting Started

Assets 5

Releases: simonmichael/hledger

1.33.1

Release notes

hledger 1.33.1

hledger-ui 1.33.1

hledger-web 1.33.1

credits 1.33.1

How to install

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

Mac on 64-bit ARM or Intel

Windows on 64-bit Intel or ARM

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

Contributors

1.33

Release notes

hledger 1.33

hledger-ui 1.33

1.32.3

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#2024-01-28-hledger-1323)

hledger 1.32.3

hledger-ui 1.32.3

hledger-web 1.32.3

project changes 1.32.3

credits 1.32.3

Install

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

Mac on 64-bit Intel

Windows 64-bit Intel (or ARM, using emulation)

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

Next steps

1.32.2

hledger 1.32.2

hledger-ui 1.32.2

hledger-web 1.32.2

1.32.1

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#2023-12-07-hledger-1321)

hledger 1.32.1

hledger-ui 1.32.1

hledger-web 1.32.1

Install

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

Mac on 64-bit Intel

Windows 64-bit Intel (or ARM, using emulation)

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

Next steps

1.32

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#hledger-1-32)

hledger 1.32

hledger-ui 1.32

hledger-web 1.32

project changes 1.32

1.31

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#hledger-1-31)

hledger 1.31

hledger-ui 1.31

hledger-web 1.31

project changes 1.31

credits 1.31

Install

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

Mac on 64-bit Intel

Windows 64-bit Intel (or ARM, using emulation)

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

Next steps

1.30

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#hledger-1-30)

hledger 1.30

hledger-ui 1.30

hledger-web 1.30

project changes 1.30

credits 1.30

Install

GNU/Linux on 64-bit Intel

Mac on 64-bit Intel

Windows 64-bit Intel (or ARM, using emulation)

Windows 7 on 64-bit Intel

1.29.2

Release notes (https://hledger.org/release-notes.html#hledger-1-29-2)

hledger 1.29.2

hledger-ui 1.29.2