Not sure if anyone have reported this already. The “your parameters are already optimal” pop-up doesn’t show up when you’re doing the health-check.
And it should. Both messages should show up.
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Perhaps we should reconsider the design of the “FSRS Simulator”? Having a window nested within another window creates unnecessary confusion.
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I can’t seem to reproduce this with beta 1 and the latest launcher. Is anyone else still seeing it?
I agree
@A_Blokee I think the simulator should be a separate window, like the Edit window
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Another inexplicable bug. This one occurred after editing an IO card
Going back to the deck menu didn’t fix it. Restarting Anki did help
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I also noticed the same issue. After recompiling from source it seemed to be fixed.
That is unfeasible. The simulator is heavily related to presets.
A post was split to a new topic: Hover over images
I’m not sure if this was a thing before
I have selected a deck, and I see the cog icon. If I hover the mouse over the place where the cog icon of another deck should be, it’s invisible, but clickable
On the image you can see that I clicked the invisible cog icon of a deck that isn’t currently selected. If I remember correctly, previously the cog icon was visible even if the deck wasn’t selected
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I set a python virtual environment in my ~/.zshrc file and this appears to keep the Anki Launcher from determining the current version. When the Anki Launcher comes up I get a warning that Anki could not determine the current version:
Anki Launcher
Warning: Could not determine current Anki version
- Latest Anki (just press enter)
- Choose a version
- Revert to previous version (25.08b1)
…
If I install from scratch without sourcing my venv in ~/.zshrc then the Anki Launcher shows the current version. Once I restore the line to source my venv to my .zshrc file, though, the launcher stops showing the version, whether I source my venv or not.
For a bit more background, if I hit Enter to get the latest Anki, I get this message at the top. I suspect, though, that the Launcher does not ignore my virtual environment everywhere.
warning:
VIRTUAL_ENV=/Users/myname/venv_313does not match the project environment path.venvand will be ignored; use--activeto target the active environment instead**
In spite of this, Anki runs fine, I just see the problems in the launcher.
Using the latest installer, when trying to downgrade from 25.08b1 to 25.07.2, I often get this failure:
error: failed to remove file
C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\AnkiProgramFiles\.venv\Lib\site-packages\PyQt6/Qt6/resources/icudtl.dat:
The file cannot be accessed. The file is being used by another process.. (os error 32)
Install failed: Failed with code Some(2): C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Programs\Anki\uv.exe sync --upgrade --managed-python --no-config --python 3.13.5
The issue with AnkiConnect is because it cannot parse beta versions properly. See the comments https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2055492159.
The error message is:
When loading AnkiConnect:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\me\AppData\Local\AnkiProgramFiles\.venv\Lib\site-packages\aqt\addons.py", line 250, in loadAddons
__import__(addon.dir_name)
~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\me\AppData\Roaming\Anki2\addons21\2055492159\__init__.py", line 19, in <module>
anki_version = tuple(int(segment) for segment in aqt.appVersion.split("."))
File "C:\Users\me\AppData\Roaming\Anki2\addons21\2055492159\__init__.py", line 19, in <genexpr>
anki_version = tuple(int(segment) for segment in aqt.appVersion.split("."))
~~~^^^^^^^^^
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '08b1'
This is not the most elegant solution, but you can temporarily fix it by going to the path e.g. (C:\Users\your-username\AppData\Roaming\Anki2\addons21\2055492159\__init__.py) and replacing line 19:
anki_version = tuple(int(segment) for segment in aqt.appVersion.split("."))
with
import re
anki_version = tuple(
int(segment) for segment in re.split(r"[a-zA-Z]", aqt.appVersion)[0].split(".")
)
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Question on Python interpreter version:
Does downloading from https://github.com/ankitects/anki/releases/download/25.02.7/anki-25.02.7-windows-qt6.exe not result in getting a version of Anki which uses Python 3.13 ?
I was very surprised to see that’s not the case:
I looked for settings in preferences to see whether there’s a dropdown somewhere, but apparently not so I must have missed something, I thought 25.02.7 would switch everyone to Python 3.13.
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You’re confusing 25.02.7 with 25.07.2
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I just downloaded and installed the latest bundle (sha256:ec657fac9e45ef249432732cb55ff2a2944b8d8d4a7069cfbdd9a3275a1ea257) for the Mac. If I pick “2) Choose a version” from the Upgrade/Downgrade window from Anki I get the following error:
Please wait…
Error: Failed with code Some(1): /Applications/Anki.app/Contents/MacOS/uv run --no-project /Applications/Anki.app/Contents/Resources/versions.py
Press enter to close…
If I start the launcher from the command line and get the upgrade/download menu then this works fine:
Please wait…
Latest releases: 25.08b1, 25.07.2, 25.06b7, 25.02.7, 25.05b2
Enter the version you want to install:
If I run the versions.py from the error on the command line I get this:
/Applications/Anki.app/Contents/MacOS/uv run --no-project /Applications/Anki.app/Contents/Resources/versions.py
[“2.1.24”, “2.1.25”, “2.1.26”, “2.1.28”, “2.1.29”, “2.1.30”, “2.1.31”, “2.1.32”, “2.1.33”, “2.1.34”, “2.1.35”, “2.1.36”, “2.1.37rc1”, “2.1.37”, “2.1.38b1”, “2.1.38b2”, “2.1.38b3”, “2.1.38b4”, “2.1.38”, “2.1.39b1”, “2.1.39b2”, “2.1.39”, “2.1.40”, “2.1.41b1”, “2.1.41b2”, “2.1.41b3”, “2.1.41b4”, “2.1.41b5”, “2.1.41b6”, “2.1.41b7”, “2.1.41”, “2.1.42”, “2.1.43b1”, “2.1.43”, “2.1.44b1”, “2.1.44”, “2.1.45a1”, “2.1.45a2”, “2.1.45a3”, “2.1.45a4”, “2.1.45b1”, “2.1.45b2”, “2.1.45b3”, “2.1.45b4”, “2.1.45b5”, “2.1.45b6”, “2.1.45rc1”, “2.1.45rc2”, “2.1.45”, “2.1.46rc1”, “2.1.46”, “2.1.47rc1”, “2.1.47rc2”, “2.1.47”, “2.1.48rc1”, “2.1.48rc2”, “2.1.48”, “2.1.49”, “2.1.50b1”, “2.1.50b2”, “2.1.50b3”, “2.1.50b4”, “2.1.50b5”, “2.1.50b6”, “2.1.50b7”, “2.1.50b8”, “2.1.50b9”, “2.1.50rc1”, “2.1.50rc2”, “2.1.50rc3”, “2.1.50rc4”, “2.1.50”, “2.1.51rc1”, “2.1.51rc2”, “2.1.51”, “2.1.52rc1”, “2.1.52rc2”, “2.1.52rc3”, “2.1.52”, “2.1.53rc1”, “2.1.53rc2”, “2.1.53”, “2.1.54rc1”, “2.1.54rc2”, “2.1.54rc3”, “2.1.54”, “2.1.55b1”, “2.1.55b2”, “2.1.55b3”, “2.1.55b4”, “2.1.55b6”, “2.1.55b7”, “2.1.55rc1”, “2.1.55rc2”, “2.1.55”, “2.1.56rc1”, “2.1.56”, “2.1.57b1”, “2.1.57rc1”, “2.1.57”, “2.1.58”, “2.1.59”, “2.1.60”, “2.1.61b1”, “2.1.61b2”, “2.1.61”, “2.1.62b1”, “2.1.62rc1”, “2.1.62”, “2.1.63”, “2.1.64”, “2.1.65”, “2.1.66b1”, “2.1.66rc1”, “2.1.66”, “23.10b1”, “23.10b2”, “23.10b3”, “23.10b4”, “23.10b5”, “23.10b6”, “23.10rc1”, “23.10rc2”, “23.10rc3”, “23.10”, “23.10.1rc1”, “23.10.1rc2”, “23.10.1”, “23.12b1”, “23.12b2”, “23.12b3”, “23.12rc1”, “23.12”, “23.12.1”, “24.4rc1”, “24.4rc2”, “24.4”, “24.4.1”, “24.6”, “24.6.1”, “24.6.2”, “24.6.3”, “24.10b1”, “24.10b2”, “24.10b3”, “24.10b4”, “24.10rc1”, “24.10rc2”, “24.11rc1”, “24.11rc2”, “24.11”, “25.1b1”, “25.1rc1”, “25.2rc1”, “25.2”, “25.2.1”, “25.2.2”, “25.2.3”, “25.2.4”, “25.5b1”, “25.5b2”, “25.2.5”, “25.2.6”, “25.2.7”, “25.6b1”, “25.6b2”, “25.6b3”, “25.6b4”, “25.6b5”, “25.6b6”, “25.6b7”, “25.7”, “25.7.1”, “25.7.2”, “25.8b1”]
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Well, here’s another UI bug
I gotta start counting
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Whatever this is (not easily reproducible, I’ve only seen it once)
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Black bar (not easily reproducible, I’ve seen it twice)
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Invisible but clickable cog icons (should be easily reproducible)
Btw, I reverted to 25.07.1 (a83a6b59) and cog icons are visible. So the invisible cog problem is indeed new in 25.08. Changing video drivers doesn’t fix it.
- This (not easily reproducible, I’ve only seen it once)
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Hi all,
Beta 2 and a new launcher is now available. Updating the launcher prior to upgrading is recommend.
Thanks, the next launcher should fix this, and presumably your issue with choosing a version.
Probably related to the unclosed anki.exe processes you were seeing, which I wasn’t able to reproduce. Does it happen without add-ons enabled?
This is likely Qt/WebEngine issues. I’ll tweak the webengine version in the next beta - please let me know how it goes compared to b1.
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Speaking of which, is this intended?
I assume no
The inivisible cogs are visible again 
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It displays as bold on Windows 11. I’m guessing you’re on Windows 10?