- media syncing no longer locks the account, so it can be done
in the background in the future, and multiple clients can safely
sync media at the same time
- all operations are now idempotent, so they can be repeatedly safely
in the event of a connection error
- whether it's a normal incremental sync, an initial sync,
or the media database has been deleted, no files will be uploaded
or downloaded if they already exist on the other side
- file removals are now chunked like additions & updates, preventing
timeouts due to large requests
- if the server can't process a chunk in time, it will return a count
of what it did process, so the client can retry the rest
Notes for AnkiDroid:
- when porting this, recommend you pick a different name for the
.media.db2 file, so users don't accidentally copy the AD version to
the desktop or vice versa
- please make sure filenames are added to the zip in NFC form
When "allow HTML" was turned off, Anki was replacing newlines with <br>s
in the text of the new notes before it escaped HTML characters, so the
line breaks were becoming <br>.
Even if there are several (duplicate) notes in the collection that
match, only send the message once to avoid making it look like multiple
dupes have been added.
This change keeps drag-and-drop behavior the same except for displaying
an error if an otherwise acceptable move would nest anything underneath
a filtered deck.
Dvi isn't compatible with quite a few Latex packages. I have been trying to include chemical formulas with the chemfig package. Exposing the tool chain to plugins would be very useful. For the record, I'm currently using:
´´´python
latexCmds = [
["pdflatex", "-interaction=nonstopmode", "tmp.tex"],
["pdflatex", "-interaction=nonstopmode", "tmp.tex"],
["pdfcrop", "tmp.pdf"],
["convert", "-density", "300", "tmp-crop.pdf", "tmp.png"]
]
´´´
The 64 bit built of portaudio on OSX seems to generate a wav
file that says it's 44100 but is actually the default rate, leading
to samples playing too fast or slow.
This allows {{kana:cloze:Text}} to work. May allow users to
shoot themselves it the foot - will see how it goes in the wild
and reconsider if necessary
The SuperMemo XML importer assumed that the A-factors used by
SuperMemo map 1-1 with E-factors (which correspond to Ease in
Anki). This resulted in too large E-factors for imported items.
This change adds an A-factor to E-factor conversion to the
importer.
When importing SuperMemo XML files, indicate to the BeautifulSoup
XML parser that the <br> tag is self-closing. This prevents it
from adding a matching </br> for every <br> tag. These extraneous
tags resulted in extra newlines in items imported from SuperMemo.
While we're at it, fix the same bug for a couple of other
self-closing HTML tags.
