Created attachment 119656 [details] Item was generatec by KMyMoney after crash SUMMARY When I tried to change the type of an account from checking to savings, the application crashed. I did not try to repeat the process as I was afraid of the program crashing again. OBSERVED RESULT EXPECTED RESULT I was expecting the account type to change to checking. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux Mint 18.3 using Cinnamon ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Does this still happen? If you make a copy of your data file, and try it on the copy, there is no danger to your original file, even if it does crash again.
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(In reply to Jack from comment #1) > Does this still happen? If you make a copy of your data file, and try it on > the copy, there is no danger to your original file, even if it does crash > again. No, it no longer crashes when I change the account type from chequing (current) to savings. However, it does not move the account to the savings type hierarchy in the accounts list. The account remains under chequing (current) type. I upgraded KMyMoney to version 5.0.8 since my initial bug report. The app is running on Linux Mint 20.2.
This will automatically get closed soon as worksforme, and I think that's OK, since changing account type works. Changing account type does not change the position of the account in the hierarchy, and it should not, in case the user explicitly placed it. The original location under savings (in this example) was do to the initial account type, but since you might have changed the position to suit your own needs, the program will not change it for you. For example, I have all my accounts (savings, checking, credit card, for example) from a single bank grouped together under a node in the hierarchy for that bank.