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- separate dialog for managing add-ons - only add-ons compatible with Anki 2.1 will be shown on AnkiWeb - can delete or toggle disabled on multiple add-ons at once - check for updates button - button to view add-on's AnkiWeb page The new handling drops support for single file .py add-ons, and requires add-ons to store all files in a single folder. This ensures all files are cleaned up properly when updating or deleting an add-on, and prevents file conflicts between separate add-ons. See the updated add-on docs for more: https://apps.ankiweb.net/docs/addons21.html#add-on-folders https://apps.ankiweb.net/docs/addons21.html#sharing-add-ons README.addons has been moved to the above page
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Contributing Code
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For info on contributing things other than code, such as translations, decks
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and add-ons, please see http://ankisrs.net/docs/manual.html#contributing
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The goal of Anki 2.1.x is to bring Anki up to date with Python 3 and Qt 5,
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while maintaining compatibility with Anki 2.0.x. Some users will be stuck on
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Anki 2.0 for a while due to unported add-ons or old hardware, so it's
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important that 2.1 doesn't make breaking changes to the file format.
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Also of consideration is that the Anki code is indirectly used by the mobile
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clients, which try their best to keep as close to the Anki code as possible so
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that future updates can be ported more easily. Refactoring code makes it
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harder for the mobile clients to track changes, so refactoring should be
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limited to times when it is necessary to address an important issue.
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Before sending a pull request or a patch, please check the following to
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increase your changes of the changes being accepted.
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Primarily Bugfixes
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Small patches that fix a specific problem and don't affect other functionality
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are likely to be merged if they meet the other requirements below. Larger
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changes are less likely to be accepted for 2.1.x - if in doubt, please ask
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before you begin work on them so your work does not go to waste.
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Examples of changes that are unlikely to be accepted:
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- Altering existing code unnecessarily. Your code may be more elegant than
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what already exists, but it takes time for us to review the changes, may
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harbour unnoticed bugs, and makes maintaining the mobile clients more
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difficult.
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- Adding code that is not used within Anki but it only for the benefit of
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add-ons - such code is difficult to test and maintain.
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- Adding code that addresses niche issues - they are better handled in an
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add-on.
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Maintaining Style
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For consistency, changes should maintain the existing code style - camelCaps,
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<80 column lines, succinct variable names and so on.
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Tests Must Pass
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----------------
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Please check that tools/tests.sh passes all tests prior to submitting a
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change. If your change is not covered by existing tests, ideally you'll add a
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new test.
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Do One Thing
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-------------
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A patch or pull request should be the minimum necessary to address one issue.
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Please don't make a pull request for a bunch of unrelated changes, as they are
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difficult to review and will be rejected - split them up into separate
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requests instead.
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License
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-------
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As mentioned in the LICENSE file, we are only able to accept non-trivial
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patches or pull requests from people who have sent us a private message
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indicating that they license their changes under the BSD license.
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Add-ons
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========
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If you'd like to make more extensive changes, please consider writing an
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add-on instead, as add-ons have none of these restrictions and can implement
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whatever functionality in whatever style you wish.
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