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When a transaction is spent from an expense we need to keep track of how much was spent. For example; If a transaction is $10 and is spent from an expense that only has $5 allocated, then we cannot spend all $10 from it. We should thus keep track in a separate object, or as an additional field on the transaction itself for expenseAmount. This way if the expense a transaction is spent from changes we can easily revert the amount on an expense.
When a transaction is spent from an expense we need to keep track of how much was spent. For example; If a transaction is $10 and is spent from an expense that only has $5 allocated, then we cannot spend all $10 from it. We should thus keep track in a separate object, or as an additional field on the transaction itself for
expenseAmount
. This way if the expense a transaction is spent from changes we can easily revert the amount on an expense.This solves an issue relating to #46
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