Jeevan Bhullar

Relevant code below. Seems like there's an issue with the decoding the lua sidecar. Would be helpful to get a debug log (run calibre in debug and provide output with...

> Attached is "calibre-debug -g" output.. > > [calibre-debug.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/20273121/calibre-debug.zip) Did the error occur when this was produced? I don't see any relevant stacktrace in the log?

Can confirm this works! Thank you @wfdewith for taking the initiative on this and frankly I love this solution, it just makes everything better. Few tweaks: 1. Remove except brotli.error...

So this error comes up on a HTTPError or URLError. Truthfully I never tested this with my own PS server since I don't have one, but let's try and figure...

Hmm actually not too sure if trying in the browser would do anything, it would have to be a browser console curl request to send the headers out. The code...

> > This is what is returned: { "code": 101, "message": "Invalid Accept header format." } > > FYI - this is the koreader sync server that I'm running -...

I've implemented a version of this on my fork on [this](https://github.com/jbhul/koreader-calibre-plugin/commit/b68c1330ef525174ebe72345391dc99fdc9432d1) commit. I used Goodreads Sync as a reference It's a pretty big config refactor, but I tested it and...

Addressed this in a way on my fork on [this](https://github.com/jbhul/koreader-calibre-plugin/commit/04a0c0d87ed1cf1a5db540f2c2d1d53e40879e68) commit. This adds a tabular view to the sync outcomes through the use of a custom dialog. Further discussion on...

The original issue is related to brotli which is a required dependency for ProgressSync (the response is compressed with brotli). The solution here would be to move the import to...

> @jbhul I'm not using `ProgressSync` so not sure if we actually need that compression. Better to look for any alternatives if it still needed and avoid any extra steps...