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@PerFermat PerFermat released this 25 Sep 11:58
· 88 commits to main since this release
v2.1.1
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Please update if you export to a WebDAV server such as Nextcloud. This release fixes a bug that
could cost you your KMyMoney file.

Fixed

  • An export could delete the .kmy. The app first writes the new file in full under a temporary
    name and then puts it in place. A WebDAV server (Nextcloud included) does this by first deleting
    the existing file and then renaming. If the rename failed, the old file was already gone — and the
    app then also cleaned up the new one. Both were left only in the server's "Deleted files". The file
    is now swapped instead of overwritten: old file aside, new file into place, and only then is the
    old one deleted. If anything goes wrong, the old file is back where it was, and the next export
    writes the bookings again. SMB shares were not affected.

    If this happened to you, nothing is lost. Before every export the app saves a complete copy of
    your file in the Backup folder next to it, as <file>.bak-<date>-<time> — and it does so before
    it touches anything. Copy the newest backup back next to it and rename it to your file name (e.g.
    michael.kmy). That is exactly the state before the failed export. The bookings from that export
    are not marked as exported in the app, so the next export writes them.

  • "No payee" chosen on the watch still arrived on the phone with the nearest payee. The booking
    now stays without a payee.

Downloads: app-full-release.apk (with Google services, includes the Wear OS bridge) ·
app-foss-release.apk (no Google services, F-Droid) · wear-release.apk (smartwatch)

Verifying this build

This app is free software (GPL-3.0-only) and reproducible from source — the recipe used for
F-Droid builds the foss flavour straight from this tag. You can check that the file you downloaded
is the file that was published:

sha256sum app-full-release.apk app-foss-release.apk wear-release.apk

d24469476ee312f0c9f5e7de7e4ff16d93c99aea0104dbe63be14b1bc0c7e9dd  app-full-release.apk
d906bb2f57630d5b6d8945598c9366181f02e3d91532e9469fd52a98f55b86f1  app-foss-release.apk
f34335b83db3470fc7d0ec0e4cdf42773cf9b25ec93bf5e2732c5f00ef6a770b  wear-release.apk

All three are signed with the same key as every release since 1.0:

Signer certificate DN:         CN=Michael Spahr, OU=Privat, O=Ausgaben, L=, ST=, C=DE
Signer certificate SHA-256:    571fd757540602812eb32fc43882d4abff32b8d02614451304834485404afc3c

Check it yourself with apksigner verify --print-certs <apk> from the Android build tools.

The foss build contains no Google Play Services; verified on the finished APK:

unzip -p app-foss-release.apk 'classes*.dex' | strings | grep -c com/google/android/gms   # 0
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