- backend routines should contain minimal logic, and should call
into a routine on the collection
- instead of copying the giant-string approach the Python code was taking,
we use a HashSet to keep track of seen tags as we loop through the
notes, which should be more efficient
See https://github.com/ankitects/anki/pull/900#issuecomment-758284016
- Leave tag names alone and add the collapsed and config columns to the tags table.
- Update The DB check code to preserve the collapse state of used tags.
- Add a simple test for clearing tags and their children
I assumed that fill_missing_tags will work correctly with un unsorted
tag list previously so I replaced the all_tags_sorted call, but take the following the list for example:
["foo::bar", "foo"]
This will cause "foo" to be counted like a missing tag, since it's
encountered the first time when looking at "foo::bar"", and its config
and other associated data will be lost.
Came across a user with a corrupt index:
sqlite> pragma integrity_check;
integrity_check = wrong # of entries in index ix_revlog_cid
integrity_check = wrong # of entries in index ix_cards_sched
This is not picked up by a quick check, and a vacuum does not
fix it, but a reindex does.
AnkiWeb currently performs a full check when a file is uploaded
to it, so this was leading to "corrupt" to show up when syncing
the collection, with a local DB check not reporting/fixing the issue.
Closes#766
- changes the on-disk representation from % to a multiplier,
eg 250 -> 2.5, as this is consistent with the other options
- resets deck configs at or below 1.3 to 2.5
- for any cards that were using a reset deck config, reset their
current factor if it's at or below 2.0x. The cutoff is arbitrary,
and just intended to make sure we catch cards the user has rated
Easy on multiple times. The existing due dates are left alone.
- blue for normal sync, red for full sync required
- refactor status fetching code so we don't hold a collection lock
during the network request, which slows things down
- fix sync spinner restarting when returning to deck list
