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Currently this uses empty EmptyPayment for main accounting (no payment possible) and InfinitePayment for bonus (you can wash indefinitely for free).
We should use django-account-balances as Netz-AG proposes, however, the version on the repository carver/django-account-balances is outdated and incompatible with both Python 3 and Django 1.11. We should instead use the private fork hosted by Netz-AG (link works only in the house network). There’s also the upstream django-oscar/django-oscar-accounts project that’s very active, however which is still dependent on oscar.
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use django-accounts-balances for accounting
use django-account-balances for accounting
Jun 1, 2018
I just started implementing this in the "accounts" branch.
One unsolved issue is this exclude call that shouldn’t be necessary, but the test "test_bonuspayment" currently fails if I remove this. Somehow it finds multiple account instances for the waschexample user.
Currently this uses empty EmptyPayment for main accounting (no payment possible) and InfinitePayment for bonus (you can wash indefinitely for free).
We should use django-account-balances as Netz-AG proposes, however, the version on the repository carver/django-account-balances is outdated and incompatible with both Python 3 and Django 1.11. We should instead use the private fork hosted by Netz-AG (link works only in the house network). There’s also the upstream django-oscar/django-oscar-accounts project that’s very active, however which is still dependent on oscar.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: