I want to have a goal that I spend a certain amount over a period of time. This will include budgeting but the goal won't be invalidated if I spend money.
Example: Tithing. I want to spend $5,000 out of "Giving" category. The goal will ask me to fund $417 a month toward this, but then it will still say it's good when I spend the $417, because it knows I want to spend that amount of money.
I want a goal to have enough money for multiple transactions a year.
| D:\code\chef\cookbooks\platform [master ↓ +1 ~2 -1 !]> kitchen diagnose --all | |
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| timestamp: 2016-05-24 18:30:44 UTC | |
| kitchen_version: 1.8.0 | |
| plugins: | |
| driver: | |
| Vagrant: | |
| class: Kitchen::Driver::Vagrant | |
| version: 0.20.0 | |
| api_version: 2 |
| -----> Converging <default-windows-2012r2>... | |
| Preparing files for transfer | |
| $$$$$$ You must set your run_list in your policyfile instead of kitchen config. The run_list your config will be ignored | |
| . | |
| $$$$$$ Ignored run_list: ["recipe[chef-vault::default]", "recipe[platform::default]"] | |
| Preparing dna.json | |
| Exporting cookbook dependencies from Policyfile C:/Users/mh185122/AppData/Local/Temp/default-windows-2012r2-sandb | |
| ox-20160524-7644-1jnsr3n... | |
| Error: Invalid lockfile data | |
| Reason: (ChefDK::CachedCookbookNotFound) Cookbook `webdeploy' not found at expected cache location `webdeploy-8fe |
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| driver: | |
| name: azurerm | |
| driver_config: | |
| subscription_id: <%= ENV['AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID'] %> | |
| location: 'South Central US' | |
| machine_size: 'Standard_D1' | |
| provisioner: |