Unhandled Cake operation and RangeError about cake-to-cointracking-converter HOT 9 CLOSED

@m91michel Bitte! =) Beteilige dich gerne an der Weiterentwicklung. Bin offen für gute PR's.

Regarding the issue:

1. I don't know the "Swapped in" operation yet. What do i need to do to have this kind of data in my Cake export?

2. I will add a better error log, good idea! The error is strange. Do you see why the date from Cake is wrong? Never had this error before ...

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@m91michel Please have a loook at https://github.com/geldmacher/Cake-to-CoinTracking-Converter/releases/tag/v3.2.0

Is the reference id in the new error table the same as in your issue report? I do not get an error message when i integrate this line in my export data.

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1. It looks better now. The unknown entries are skipped and the log message is better.
   

I swapped ETH to DFI, but the csv output only shows the DFI amount. I think we can use "Ein- / Auszahlung" here. I would then merge these to manually as the ETH transaction is in the ETH export.

2. I think the issue was related to a new line at the end of the file, which was added by VS Code. I adjusted my settings and then its gone. The error is also better now as the script skips this line and creates an report. 👍
   

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But a swap is more a trade in this case. Or am I wrong. You exchanged ETH for DFI, right? Is there a reference ID in one of the two data rows that points to the other?

BTW: You don't need to import each coin seperatly anymore. It's even better to import them combined, because this is the only way to handle the liquidity pool operations correctly.

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You are right! I thought it would be hard to match these two row and forgot the reference id. Here a example:

"2020-12-09T19:21:20+01:00","Swapped out","-0.099224827933251654","ETH","-47.001704711068800046367664","EUR","","","a7e746a5-ec47-a4aa-b1ba-0ca62614e90e","f2d94b3a-e89e-4a80-8888-320617e3a1e3"
"2020-12-09T19:21:20+01:00","Swapped in","111","DFI","41.96580777774","EUR","","","ffc510c0-8ffe-aaaa-be16-c3556ad2e9a2","f2d94b3a-e89e-4a80-8888-320617e3a1e3"

I tried one coin in the first place, but my imported csv was a combined one. :)

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Ok, your data sample is strange. The last column should represent the 'Related reference ID'. This should point to a data row where the 'Reference ID' equals this ID. But in your sample none of the two rows has the reference ID 'f2d94b3a-e89e-4a80-8888-320617e3a1e3'. Is there something missing? Might be a bug in the Cake export or they are using the related reference ID in the swap operation differently.

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@m91michel I made a swap for myself now. Nothing wrong with your sample. Cake is just using this data diffrently in this case. =)

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@m91michel Have a look at https://github.com/geldmacher/Cake-to-CoinTracking-Converter/releases/tag/v3.3.0 and give me some feedback please. =)

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Should work now.

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