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* Accept iterables as inputs to backend methods * Shift add-on check to backend; use new endpoint The new endpoint will return info on a suitable branch if found, instead of returning all branches. This simplifies the frontend code, and means that you can now drop support for certain versions without it also remotely disabling the add-on for people who are running one of the excluded versions, like in https://forums.ankiweb.net/t/prevent-add-ons-from-being-disabled-remote-stealthily-surreptitiously/33427 * Bump version to 23.09 This changes Anki's version numbering system to year.month.patch, as previously mentioned on https://forums.ankiweb.net/t/use-a-different-versioning-system-semver-perhaps/20046/5 This is shaping up to be a big release, with the introduction of FSRS and image occlusion, and it seems like a good time to be finally updating the version scheme as well. AnkiWeb has been updated to understand the new format, and add-on authors will now specify version compatibility using the full version number, as can be seen here: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/3918629684 * Shift update check to backend, and tidy up update.py * Use the shared client for sync connections too |
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Anki's Python library code is in anki/.
The Rust/Python extension module is in rsbridge/; it references the library defined in ../rslib.