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This involves either rounding the invoices data when it multiplied with each other, or using the Python format tools to correct it.
Initially I used
models.DecimalField(decimal_places=2)
which didn't help, oddly enough on postgres, which has been changed to
postgres
models.DecimalField()
in 2e17503 for the meanwhile. These details can be seen in spbm/apps/society/models.py.
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Tries to do something with #13
6c7edef
Firstly adds back decimal_places, with great hope, but also rewrites the annotation to have both an event_cost and a total_cost.
Using decimal_places=2 for unpaid invoices too
7232a22
This did not help for #13 on the remote instance; some further debugging is required, sadly.
Seeing as I've tried to fix this myself, and somewhat failed (let's be honest here), this is more of a help wanted situation.
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This involves either rounding the invoices data when it multiplied with each other, or using the Python format tools to correct it.
Initially I used
which didn't help, oddly enough on
postgres
, which has been changed toin 2e17503 for the meanwhile. These details can be seen in spbm/apps/society/models.py.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: