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Anki Sometimes Doesn't Allow Review #1
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So our fork was slightly out of date, and I've now pulled the latest changes. Officially, there's no active development in this repo, but if your issue still stands then I'm sure you can work with other members in the community to get it resolved. |
Sorry to diverge from the original intent of the Issue, but why does this fork exist? |
@limitedAtonement, this is legacy repo from a time when anki-sync-server used to depend on an Now that that project no longer needs this, I've updated this repo to mirror the upstream repo. |
Excellent idea. I think the alternative would be to convince ankitects to come to ankicommunity and consolidate, but perhaps that isn't likely! To answer your question, the problem exists with the newest version. I'll create an issue in ankitects. Thank you! |
Here is a video of the problem: https://brightlight.today/fileserver/downloads/62db07e9c1540a9af20957b4526a2076
I think this is only a problem if the console says
As you can see in the video, the work around is: close Anki and reopen.
I'm running on Arch Linux.
anki --version;
returnsAnki 2.1.41
. I installed Anki from https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/anki-git/. My~/.local/share/Anki
and~/.local/share/Anki2
are mounted using sshfs(1) to another computer at my house (as anki sync server isn't working for me). Let me know if any other details would be helpful.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: