The stats table in the ledger view only renders rows/points for days that have at least one transaction. Days with zero activity are skipped entirely instead of showing as a zero/empty entry, which makes gaps in trading activity invisible and can distort any date-range-based reading of the table.
Steps to reproduce
Open a ledger with transactions spread across non-consecutive days (i.e. at least one day in the range has zero transactions).
View the stats table.
Expected
Every day in the covered date range appears in the table, including days with no transactions (shown with zero/empty values as appropriate).
Actual
Days without any transaction are missing from the table entirely — the table jumps from one day with activity to the next.
Notes
Needs refinement to pin down: the exact date range the table should cover (e.g. full ledger span vs. current filter/window), and how a zero-activity day should be rendered.
## Summary
The stats table in the ledger view only renders rows/points for days that have at least one transaction. Days with zero activity are skipped entirely instead of showing as a zero/empty entry, which makes gaps in trading activity invisible and can distort any date-range-based reading of the table.
## Steps to reproduce
1. Open a ledger with transactions spread across non-consecutive days (i.e. at least one day in the range has zero transactions).
2. View the stats table.
## Expected
Every day in the covered date range appears in the table, including days with no transactions (shown with zero/empty values as appropriate).
## Actual
Days without any transaction are missing from the table entirely — the table jumps from one day with activity to the next.
## Notes
Needs refinement to pin down: the exact date range the table should cover (e.g. full ledger span vs. current filter/window), and how a zero-activity day should be rendered.
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Summary
The stats table in the ledger view only renders rows/points for days that have at least one transaction. Days with zero activity are skipped entirely instead of showing as a zero/empty entry, which makes gaps in trading activity invisible and can distort any date-range-based reading of the table.
Steps to reproduce
Expected
Every day in the covered date range appears in the table, including days with no transactions (shown with zero/empty values as appropriate).
Actual
Days without any transaction are missing from the table entirely — the table jumps from one day with activity to the next.
Notes
Needs refinement to pin down: the exact date range the table should cover (e.g. full ledger span vs. current filter/window), and how a zero-activity day should be rendered.