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> Also, is there an ETA for the update to fix this issue? Probably ~ two weeks (no promises). > Could you ellaborate on how to use the python interpreter?...

This isn't currently present in `CrowdAnki` out-of-the-box. (`CrowdAnki` can only import CrowdAnki JSONs into Anki.) However, you can use the amazing [`brain-brew`](https://github.com/ohare93/brain-brew) to convert a CSV (or a set of...

In brief: currently it's unfortunately not possible without manually using `git`, GitHub or a `git`/GitHub frontend. (We'd like to change that, but it'll take a while.) Thanks for the question!...

Thanks for the question — it motivated me to rethink the collaboration workflow with CrowdAnki from the Anki side and what are its pain-points (as mentioned, collaboration from the "git"/"repo"...

Thanks for the update! > If you have any further suggestions how to improve that workflow, please let me know. I don't think that with the current tooling things can...

> From my understanding, using a fork and a pull request, a contributer publishes only those changes, that are different between his fork and the new export from anki he...

> I would use a branch the way a contributer can use his fork, as both will not correspond directly to main, right? Yes, that's the idea! :)

> Thanks for doing this. One note: if sorting by the first and last field are options, wouldn't allowing the user to select any field be better? (more general, futureproof...)...

> clap bloody good stuff, mate. As always your PRV is excellent! (Passion Results Verbosity! grin) > I often get too verbose (but writing things out helps me clear out...

This should be straightforward — just adding: ```python NoteSortingMethods.NOTE_ID: lambda i: i.anki_object.id, ``` in `crowd_anki/export/note_sorter.py` and ```python NOTE_ID = "note_id" ``` in `crowd_anki/config/config_settings.py`, works. (I can create a pull-request for...