The move to Sveltekit broke the 'card info during review' add-on and
its descendants. This didn't get noticed in 24.11 due to the old
card-info.js file still being shipped.
I considered adding back the card-info.js generation, but it ended up
being simpler to move parts of the add-on into a separate page instead.
This is a stop-gap solution - in the future I'd like to get us to a
point where such component compositions can be done by add-ons,
and don't need to be done as part of Anki's build process.
Related: #3187
* Prevent stale frames being drawn.
At key points where external changes enter the webview, stale images might get rendered. This ensures that a frame showing current state is always shown.
* Only stage single redraw
* Remove potentially superfluous calls to `self.update()`
* Remove potentially superfluous calls to `self.update()`.
I lost this one during some git troubles.
* Revert unrelated change
The function is supposed to take a boolean telling it whether or not the loading succeeded, which it doesn't as is. However, this is unrelated and works either way so I also reverted it again.
* chore: code cleanup
* cleanup: Remove redundant check for presence of callback
A callback will be used either way for this call, so it can be simplified. The check happens inside the handler.
* Add comment explaining why this change is necessary, referencing the relevant PR.
* Clarify comment to answer the why, not the what.
One can see what is being done, why is probably more important.
+ Initial groundwork for AMD64 builds on ARM/Rosetta. Not currently
viable due to bugs in either Linux or Rosetta which results in a
Sveltekit build hanging indefinitely.
* expose get_image_occlusion_fields
* fix create copy for io
* revert current impl
* passthru original note id when creating copy
* add IOCloningMode
* fix create copy for io
Making it configurable would be complicated, so this just restores
the limit to close to the protobuf limit we were butting up against
for now.
Related: #3637
* add Note::set_modified_with_mtime
* add struct for Collection::update_note_inner_without_cards's args
* refactor Collection::update_note_inner_without_cards to use the arg struct
* add Collection::update_note_inner_without_cards_using_mtime
* use incoming note's mtime when updating notes during import
Now that an ARM wheel is on PyPI, we no longer need to rely on a
system PyQt to build on ARM. The install is skipped when PYTHONPATH
is set, so older distros with glibc <2.39 can continue to use the
system packages instead.
Otherwise data would be lost by default when removing (or re-creating) a
container.
It would be possible to expose the default directory (e.g.
/home/anki/.syncserver) but it would be different for the two Dockerfiles and
less convenient for users of the Docker container to specify such a long path
when naming their volumes.
Setting the permissions is necessary since anki will be running with 'anki'
user permissions inside the container.
