Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, the export files are named using the format Spends (from DD-MM to DD-MM-YYYY).csv. This causes confusion, as the OS (usually sorting files by name) places files in the following order:
Spends (from 01-09 to 30-09-2025).csv
Spends (from 01-10 to 31-10-2024).csv
Spends (from 01-10 to 31-10-2025).csv
...
It's still a bit manageable since I strictly start my budgets on the first of each month, but I can imagine the chaos if files like Spends (from 03-07 to 23-08-2025).csv exist.
Describe the solution you'd like
The export filenames should use YYYY-MM-DD format for both dates.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Sorting by "Date created" (in the OS UI) is an option, but this is not always simple while scripting.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, the export files are named using the format
Spends (from DD-MM to DD-MM-YYYY).csv. This causes confusion, as the OS (usually sorting files by name) places files in the following order:It's still a bit manageable since I strictly start my budgets on the first of each month, but I can imagine the chaos if files like
Spends (from 03-07 to 23-08-2025).csvexist.Describe the solution you'd like
The export filenames should use
YYYY-MM-DDformat for both dates.Describe alternatives you've considered
Sorting by "Date created" (in the OS UI) is an option, but this is not always simple while scripting.