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@Arjan#36456: I ran into these duplicates myself a couple of times, but I thought I fixed that. Apparently not, I'm going to keep investigating it. Good feedback on the use of descriptions, thanks!
@Arjan#36456: I ran into these duplicates myself a couple of times, but I thought I fixed that. Apparently not, I'm going to keep investigating it. Good feedback on the use of descriptions, thanks!
@Ward#36464 This is likely caused by showing both the Payment and the MasterCardAction/RequestResponse if you don't know already. Payments are just mutations so it is best to show the related object when possible.
Just hiding all Payment objects with a type of MASTERCARD
or sub_type REQUEST
should do the trick
@Gregory#36470 Itβs not just card payments but also direct debits that show 3 times.
@Arjan#36475 Yup those are RequestResponses
@Gregory#36470 I'm not sure what you mean with "show the related object". I have to admit my grasp of the object model is not 100% yet, because the documentation is quite hard to read through (and not always up to date I think).
I think if a Payment is just a mutation of account balance, then that should be what I'm looking for right? Why would a mutation show up multiple times?
Thanks for the tip to hide those payments (although I don't see MASTERCARD
described in the documentation as a value for Payment.type
).
PS: Where did you find all this information? The current documentation raises more questions than answers to me...
Signed up π€
@Ward#36481 If you're only using the /payment
endpoint and duplicate payments are still showing than something else is going on likely yes.
What I meant is that, if you aren't already, you will get more detailed information by fetching payments from the different endpoints (/payment
, /request-response
, /master-card-action
) and then hide all Payment events with the types I described above. If it has a type MASTERCARD that means there is a MasterCardAction payment with more detailed information. Same with sub_type REQUEST where you should have a RequestResponse.
And I don't tend to check the docs much anymore so yeah it looks like the MASTERCARD
type is missing. You can message me on telegram if you need help with the API btw
And to answer your PS, I've been working with the api for about a year now so it's mostly from experience by now :p
In my case all transactions are listed 5 times. Don't know if it is related at all, but I also have 5 accounts...
@sailingdeveloper#35715 About the joint accounts, please keep in mind that our API has a separate endpoint to fetch these: monetary-account-bank vs. monetary-account-joint.
or you just use monetary-account endpoint and get all the MA's possible π
Feel free to poke me on telegram as well if @Gregory cant help you, most likely he will just forward your question to me tho π€£
@Hein#36526 I just removed all my accounts and then connected only my main payment account and now all transactions are listed once.
Playing with the app I have to say that I like the minimalist GUI of the app, and its easyness to swipe and assign categories.
@Gregory#36488 If you're only using the /payment endpoint and duplicate payments are still showing than something else is going on likely yes
Yes, I'm only using that endpoint so I think something is wrong in the iOS app itself. Thanks for thinking along!
@Hein#36531 I just removed all my accounts and then connected only my main payment account and now all transactions are listed once.
Hm, interesting. What did you do to only connect your main account? Did you delete all other non-main accounts from the Eypo settings screen? I'm trying to reproduce the problem, but I still haven't found how.
@Hein#36531 Playing with the app I have to say that I like the minimalist GUI of the app, and its easyness to swipe and assign categories.
Thanks! Good to know that you found the swipe feature, I was afraid no-one would find it π.
And @OGKevin#36528 and @Gregory#36488: Thanks for your Telegram, I'll poke you if I need to!
@Ward#36709 Yes, after connecting Bunq to Eypo I immediately deleted the four other accounts in the Eypo settings screen.
Good news, the bug with duplicate transactions should be fixed now. Thanks to everyone for helping out! If you previously saw duplicate transactions, you have to delete your accounts from the Eypo settings screen and then reconnect to Bunq.
(If you run into a problem after upgrading, please delete and reinstall the new app version).
Any news on the problem Iβm having? I had the same issue with Monyca initially but they were able to fix it.
@Hemmik#36794 You mean the "Something went wrong " error? I've looked into it, but haven't been able to reproduce this yet. Did you try to reinstall the app on your phone? Do you have any joint or connected accounts in your Bunq app?
@Ward#36815 Thanks. Yes reinstalled it and tried the new build. I have several joint accounts (most of them are joint actually.)
@Hemmik#36816 I will continue to look into it. The next build will include better error logging so I can get more insight into what's going wrong.
@Ward#35606
Hi Ward,
I like the fact that you created an app which allows such a connection! I myself have developed a similar app called Bittiq. It allows connection to multiple banks (including Bunq) and multiple accounts, after which it automatically generates an overview of expenses (in categories) as well as monthly subscriptions.
I think it would be interesting to have a little bit of personal contact so we could exchange our ideas and experiences. I was wondering if you would be open to this? If yes, could you reply in an email to federico@bittiq.com ?
Thanks!
Federico
@Ward#36825 Still same error for me as well, I have multiple joint accounts.