I am in favor of one SEPA community module in stead of multiple.
Hence the best approach would be to merge the functionality.
After a quick comparison module from Alexis I think it's no too hard to do.
We should merge the functionality which will require some changes to both the 'account_banking_sepa_credit_transfer' as the underlying 'account_banking_payment_export' and allow for SEPA localisation modules on top of the 'account_banking_sepa_credit_transfer'.
Once this is done, we can migrate our 'account_pain' install base to the new module. We are also working on new functionalities and these would than become more widely available.
Alexis, Stefan,
What about a physical meeting where we run through the requirements and after this produce a new version that can be used as well as the basis for other country specific SEPA extensions.
We can host such a session in our Brussels offices (centrally located between France and Holland, I'll pay dinner, lunch, drinks, ... to compensate for your travel costs).
just to mention: in Brazil we are also account-payment biased so far (we were inspired by NaN module like 4 years ago now). And we still have to develop SEPA like format but for Brazil (CNAB). So we have more or less the same problem as you. I'm not sure yet what approach is the best, but we should definitely keep convergence in mind with account-payment and banking-payment. I also mention that it looks that NaN and Ziakzak recently ported the account-payment approach to Tryton (so they stick we it).
Regards.
On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 6:25 AM, Pedro Manuel Baeza
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I am in favor of one SEPA community module in stead of multiple.
Hence the best approach would be to merge the functionality. banking_ sepa_credit_ transfer' as the underlying 'account_ banking_ payment_ export' and allow for SEPA localisation modules on top of the 'account_ banking_ sepa_credit_ transfer' .
After a quick comparison module from Alexis I think it's no too hard to do.
We should merge the functionality which will require some changes to both the 'account_
Once this is done, we can migrate our 'account_pain' install base to the new module. We are also working on new functionalities and these would than become more widely available.
Alexis, Stefan,
What about a physical meeting where we run through the requirements and after this produce a new version that can be used as well as the basis for other country specific SEPA extensions.
We can host such a session in our Brussels offices (centrally located between France and Holland, I'll pay dinner, lunch, drinks, ... to compensate for your travel costs).
Regards,
Luc
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To: Pedro Manuel Baeza
Subject: Re: [Merge] lp:~luc-demeyer/account-financial-tools/7.0-account_pain into lp:account-financial-tools
Hello Pedro,
just to mention: in Brazil we are also account-payment biased so far (we were inspired by NaN module like 4 years ago now). And we still have to develop SEPA like format but for Brazil (CNAB). So we have more or less the same problem as you. I'm not sure yet what approach is the best, but we should definitely keep convergence in mind with account-payment and banking-payment. I also mention that it looks that NaN and Ziakzak recently ported the account-payment approach to Tryton (so they stick we it).
Regards.
On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 6:25 AM, Pedro Manuel Baeza
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> Hi, I told about account-payment repository because I see that this /code.launchpad .net/~luc- demeyer/ account- financial- tools/7. 0-ac +merge/ 192256 You are reviewing the proposed merge of
> feature is developed following account-payment approach instead of
> banking-payment, the same as, for example, spanish bank formats export.
>
> Maybe the two approaches can coexist?
>
> Regards.
> --
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> https:/
> count_pain/
> lp:~luc-demeyer/account-financial-tools/7.0-account_pain into
> lp:account-financial-tools.
>
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