In the absence of strong arguments either way, and given the fact that
strong/em has broken a few (perhaps rare) use-cases, reverting seems
prudent. But happy to revisit this again in the future if someone has
a convincing argument for why we should be doing it differently.
Closes#1807
* Fix shift removing bold formatting
* Remove input handler on selection change
We listened to "non-input events" mostly to catch events that
change the selection (like Ctrl-a, or arrow keys) anyway
* Scroll stats to top when exporting (#1114)
It's obviously a bit of a "hacky" solution, since it's slightly jarring for users to scroll down, click export, then find themselves all the way at the top again, but it's somewhat less confusing than wondering why your PDF is broken :-)
* Clarified comment in stats.py (#1114)
* Apply scrolling fix to new stats screen, not legacy stats (dae)
Also wait for JS callback before saving the PDF, as JS is executed
asynchronously.
Addresses #1777 by adding the `minimumContentsLength` property to the comboBox, which causes the size policy to not require expanding beyond that amount while still expanding if the user stretches the window manually.
Note that users who were previously experiencing large window widths due to the previous behaviour might see the same size again due the geometry being restored.
* Always enable manually installed add-ons
Ensures that manually installed add-ons are enabled after the installation, even if previously disabled.
Prevents scenarios where users could end up with no active add-on build (e.g. when switching between stable add-on builds distributed via AnkiWeb and betas distributed via GitHub).
* Improve type annotations
* Also enable disabled AnkiWeb add-ons upon interactive installation
Applies to add-ons that users actively install via their AnkiWeb ID. Updates are exempt, preserving whatever status add-ons were in.
* Prevent disabled add-ons from triggering conflicts
* Fix download_addons() not passing on force_enable argument (dae)
* Revert "Revert "Speed up editor by lazily loading CodeMirror (#1766)""
This reverts commit b0a2884f19.
* Pass in options via action update + Make access to editor optional
* Implicitly group when joining searches
* Allow joining search types directly
* Test search joining
* Add comment for future selves (dae)
* Add one more assert that shows nested grouping (dae)
* Join user searches without grouping again
* Flatten a few clauses in custom study (dae)
- Use a separate `gldriver6` file for configuring Qt6 so we don't
pick up old settings, or cause problems when switching back and forth.
- Default to OpenGL/auto instead of software, as that was what we
were using throughout the beta period.
- Try to detect driver failure on startup. Untested.
- Hide the selector in the preferences again, as if Anki is unable
to automatically switch drivers, the user could change the setting
and then not be able to get back into Anki.
Addresses a corner case where a backup is imported into an
unchanged collection, resulting in the sync indicator showing a full
sync is required, which doesn't go away as syncing thinks no changes
are required.
An alternative way to solve this would be to reverse the order of checks
in the syncing code. It would have the advantage of retaining the
modification time of the backup, but any action like clicking on a deck
would cause it to be updated anyway, so I'm not sure that buys us much.
