langfield
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1 year ago Hey! Happy to help. You seem quite technically competent, so I suggest looking at the submodule.py script and seeing if you can figure it out from looking at the help text. If not, I'd be happy to walk you through the process step-by-step. It's high time I wrote a guide for this anyway. There may be an explanation somewhere in the issues as well, I'll try to dig it up if it exists.
From: Nikolay Amiantov @.> Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2023 2:33:53 PM To: langfield/ki @.> Cc: Subscribed @.***> Subject: [langfield/ki] Converting a deck to a submodule (Issue #128)
Hi again! I want to convert my (currently single) deck to a submodule which I can share. Currently I follow these general steps: ki clone; cd collection/my-deck; mv .. /_media .; cp .. /models. json; Edit the models. json file in the deck to only
Hi again!
I want to convert my (currently single) deck to a submodule which I can share. Currently I follow these general steps:
- ki clone;
- cd collection/my-deck; mv ../_media .; cp ../models.json;
- Edit the models.json file in the deck to only include necessary note types;
- git init; git commit; git push;
- cd ..; rm -rf my-deck; git submodule add @.***:my-deck;
- ki push.
So far so good, I get this output:
Pushing to '/home/abbradar/.local/share/Anki2/User 1/collection.anki2'
Note change types
ADD 0 DELETE 0 MODIFY 0 RENAME 0 TYPE CHANGE 0
Overwrote '/home/abbradar/.local/share/Anki2/User 1/collection.anki2'
However, when I edit anything in Anki and try to pull, this happens:
Updating 5c09826..d86e55e Fast-forward .gitmodules | 3 --- .ki/hashes | 3 +-- Thai | 1 - _media/_mp3_E131073.mp3 | Bin 0 -> 12438 bytes ... 378 files changed, 1 insertion(+), 6 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 .gitmodules delete mode 160000 Thai create mode 100644 _media/_mp3_E131073.mp3 ...
From /tmp/tmpbcy5wh05/ki-local-d299c43c6d3e87ea387dc28c57d5dd5e/
- branch main -> FETCH_HEAD
- [new branch] main -> anki/main warning: unable to rmdir 'Thai': Directory not empty
As far as I understand, Ki tries to remove the submodule and revert me to the previous repo state.
I'm obviously doing something the wrong way, but I didn't find a guide to convert decks like that. What am I missing here?
P.S: I really appreciate this piece of software, wanted to implement something similar before. Kudos!
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abbradar
SimonSelg
Hi again!
I want to convert my (currently single) deck to a submodule which I can share. Currently I follow these general steps:
ki clone;cd collection/my-deck; mv ../_media .; cp ../models.json;models.jsonfile in the deck to only include necessary note types;git init; git commit; git push;cd ..; rm -rf my-deck; git submodule add git@host:my-deck;ki push.So far so good, I get this output:
However, when I edit anything in Anki and try to pull, this happens:
As far as I understand, Ki tries to remove the submodule and revert me to the previous repo state.
I'm obviously doing something the wrong way, but I didn't find a guide to convert decks like that. What am I missing here?
P.S: I really appreciate this piece of software, wanted to implement something similar before. Kudos!