#Best anki add ons update
#Best anki add ons code

as a result of the system theme changing between day/night) can sometimes trigger a RunTimeWarning due to ImgOccWebView garbage. It looks like theme changes that happen while Anki is running (e.g. Preserve deck limit when switching to today limit Omit deck and today limits if v2 is enabled This reverts commit aaaf5538932540f944d92725c63bb04cfe97ea14.Ĭo-authored-by: Damien Elmes camel case in clear_other_duplicates()

Revert 'Add deck and day limits mock to deck options' This reverts commit eb0e2a62d33df0b518d9204a27b09e97966ce82a.Īdd deck and day limits mock to deck options Revert 'deck_limits_qt6.py needs to be a symlink'

#Best anki add ons update

If you think this is reasonable, I'd be happy to file a PR with the changes above and also update the IDE docs.Ĭlear duplicate deck setting keys on downgradeĮxport deck limits when exporting with scheduling vscode folder, while users who need to customize their workspace settings could simply copy the defaults over, and then adjust them as needed (and update them manually when upstream pushes changes). Users who want to follow along with the shared workspace settings could then symlink IDE/.vscode/settings.json into the project root.

vscode/settings.json out of the project root and into a subfolder (e.g. With that in mind, I would suggest the following change: Let's move. But even more generally speaking, users might want to / need to use the workspace settings to set all kinds of project-specific settings that are particular to their preferences (ranging from custom themes to extension settings). For instance, with my venv set-up, I have to add './qt' to in order to get suggestions from the local source tree rather than the venv-installed aqt build. vscode is part of version tracking does complicate things a bit in some scenarios.

#Best anki add ons code

I think it's great that the project now ships with a series of handy presets for VS Code! However, since Code doesn't support local workspace settings, the fact that.