* FIX issue with stock price retrieval on weekend
* make weekend provisional and increase lookback
* FIX query error
* fix gap fill
The bug: When a price is provisional but the provider doesn't return a new value (weekends), we fall back to the existing DB value instead of gap-filling from Friday's correct price.
* Update importer.rb
Align provider fetch to use PROVISIONAL_LOOKBACK_DAYS for consistency. In the DB fallback, derive currency from provider_prices or db_prices and filter the query accordingly.
* Update 20260110122603_mark_suspicious_prices_provisional.rb
* Delete db/migrate/20260110122603_mark_suspicious_prices_provisional.rb
Signed-off-by: soky srm <sokysrm@gmail.com>
* Update importer.rb
* FIX tests
* FIX last tests
* Update importer_test.rb
The test doesn't properly force effective_start_date to skip old dates because there are many missing dates between the old date and recent dates. Let me fix it to properly test the subset processing scenario.
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Signed-off-by: soky srm <sokysrm@gmail.com>
* Fix investments retrieval
Problem Summary
Stock prices for securities like European stocks become stale because:
1. sync_all_accounts runs at 2:22 UTC (before European markets open)
2. Provider doesn't have today's price yet, so importer gap-fills with LOCF (yesterday's price)
3. Later import_market_data at 22:00 UTC sees all prices exist and skips fetching
4. Real closing price is never retrieved
Solution Overview
Add a provisional boolean column to mark gap-filled prices that should be re-fetched.
* Update schema.rb
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Signed-off-by: Juan José Mata <juanjo.mata@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Juan José Mata <juanjo.mata@gmail.com>
* First pass at security price reference
* Data cleanup
* Synth security fetching does better with a mic_code
* Update test suite
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* Update schema.rb
* Update generator.rb
* User tickers as primary lookup symbol instead of isin
* Add security price provider
* Fetch security prices in bulk to improve sync performance
* Fetch prices in bulk, better mocking for tests
