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jgillick / LendingClubAutoInvestor

A simple command line tool that will automatically invest all cash that becomes available
MIT License
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Only one account error #14

Open silocade opened 10 years ago

silocade commented 10 years ago

I have a few accounts with lendingclub and I login with one account and it works great, but when I try to startup a seperate window and try to run lcinvestor with my other accounts I get the following :

========= Summary ========= Invest ALL available funds...

With at LEAST $25 available to invest Select a portfolio with an average interest rate between 12.0% - 29.0% Invest as much as $25 per loan note Add investments to: "LC Investor"

!!! ERROR !!! Saved filter '8351593' could not be loaded from LendingClub. Check the ID and tr y again.

(this happens with any account other then the first account I started lcinvestor with). (I tried this one two other systems and the same thing happens. I am using windows 7.

Any idea? I would like to run multiple windows for multiple accounts.

Thanks !

ghost commented 10 years ago

Yes, this is a known bug that I'm trying to work out. The problem is that lcinvestor saves your settings from the last time you used it. Most of these settings can be applied to other accounts, unless you selected a saved search. Saves searches are tied to the account that created it, but Lending Club. So in this case, it tried to load that saved search filter and failed for that user.

Until I fix this, the workaround is to setup a JSON config file for each account. I'll let you know when this is resolved.

silocade commented 10 years ago

Excellent ! You rock Jeremy ! Great product. Any interest in feedback or a wish list?

Thanks, Tony

From: Jeremy Gillick notifications@github.com To: jgillick/LendingClubAutoInvestor LendingClubAutoInvestor@noreply.github.com Cc: silocade layernine@yahoo.com Sent: Friday, September 20, 2013 10:26 AM Subject: Re: [LendingClubAutoInvestor] Only one account error (#14)

Yes, this is a known bug that I'm trying to work out. The problem is that lcinvestor saves your settings from the last time you used it. Most of these settings can be applied to other accounts, unless you selected a saved search. Saves searches are tied to the account that created it, but Lending Club. So in this case, it tried to load that saved search filter and failed for that user. Until I fix this, the workaround is to setup a JSON config file for each account. I'll let you know when this is resolved. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

jgillick commented 10 years ago

Always. Feel free to submit a feature or feedback as tickets here: https://github.com/jgillick/LendingClubAutoInvestor/issues/