Yes, you are absolutely correct. More generally, anything that changes the balance of a reconciled statement should give a warning, and should probably also mark that statement as needing to be reconciled again.
The correct way to implement this is for the reconciliation plug-in to listen for changes. We also need to add support to the change listeners so that a listener can veto changes made by another plug-in.
A consideration is that we probably don't want such a warning if the entry is being modified from the reconcilii
There is other work still needed on the reconciliation plug-in, so this issue will be addressed as a part of that other work.
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Yes, you are absolutely correct. More generally, anything that changes the balance of a reconciled statement should give a warning, and should probably also mark that statement as needing to be reconciled again.
The correct way to implement this is for the reconciliation plug-in to listen for changes. We also need to add support to the change listeners so that a listener can veto changes made by another plug-in.
A consideration is that we probably don't want such a warning if the entry is being modified from the reconcilii
There is other work still needed on the reconciliation plug-in, so this issue will be addressed as a part of that other work.