Adjust unconfirmed transactions table #758
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id, author, date and amount are usually not of interest in the first place.
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Looks for sure way slicer but I think the value of the transaction is important to see in directly in order to get a good overview fast also to get immediate attention to important ones. |
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I think to see the money can be quite handy from time to time
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| date=date_format(transaction.posted_at, formatter=date_filter), | ||
| amount=money_filter(transaction.amount), |
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I think this could still be helpful to see first hand
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What's the resolution here? |
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id, author, date and amount are usually not of interest in the first
place.
They're easily accessible still though:
The other bank account owner has been added to the table as that's what's usually checked.