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It turns out that the module has to be at least initialized and
updated in order for the server to work.
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To avoid any confusion about having already installed webob and
decorator python dependencies. These dependencies are installed locally
to the anki-sync-server user and not for the regular user.
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Since pacman is the intended way to install python packages, I thought
I should probably just move all of the stuff found in requirements.txt
to the optional dependencies list. Originally this list contained all
the stuff I found I needed to get it working by doing it manually on
fresh installations of arch.
I'm guessing that these extra things that weren't listed in the
requirements.txt were probably covered via the packages I didn't have
in my original optionals list. We'll see...
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According to
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/76389/recommended-way-of-installing-python-packages-on-arch
the recommended way of installing python packages on Arch is using
pacman, so I've flipped the two lines to recommend pacman first.
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Originally I left it as a hodgepodge of an install since I wasn't
*really* sure what I was going for (leave it in or not). I've since
decided to leave it out and let the user decide to install that stuff.
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This was a line that shouldn't have been in here in the first place.
When I first updated this package, I wasn't sure whether or not I was
going to auto-install the bundled anki or not. I ended up not going
with it, but obviously left this line in erroneously.
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There is apparently a new profile on github which seems to be the
official anki profile.
The project seems to be compatible with the current url so it's no
problem to change it.
Description is updated as well.
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There's a non obvious detail that I neglected to mention (since I
never use this myself) about getting the bundled client to work.
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I tried running the bundled anki client on my arch setup again (I normally
use a windows and android client) and found that it wasn't working
unless I installed these dependencies.
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Git is only needed for building.
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I don't know what this is for, I got a warning about not having it
though :(
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The pkgbase is not supposed to be set directly, but it derives the
name based off of pkgname.
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