reading

It would be great if urls were more human readable, by including the book title in book urls and author name in author urls. This field should be optional and non-determing, so if you enter a url without the name, or with the wrong name, it should resolve to the correct name. When the title or name changes, the url should reflect that change.

For example:
https://bookwyrm.social/book/304370

The unit tests haven't been updated in a long time and need to be written from scratch. Currently the app is tested manually when changes are made and then tested again in a staging environment, but human error and all that.

Need to first brainstorm what the unit tests should be and then write them.

Right now there is no difference between a highlight and a note. It would be nice to nicely format this in notion.

e.g.

This was the highlight in the book.
Notes: This is the note I wrote for the above highlight.

Is your feature request related to a problem? If so, please describe.
When we log in on the frontend, we ask for the email and password together. If we ask for them separately, we can provide a nicer user experience by letting the user know which (out of email and password) field they typed in was incorrect

Describe the solution you'd like
Create an endpoint in the [UserController](ht

When I start Anki 2.0, "Your Incremental Reading settings file has been modified for compatibility reasons. …", and my custom QuickKey is not there when I start Anki 2.1 after that.

According to Sentry, some users experienced errors when uploading their clipping's file.

• https://sentry.io/organizations/personal-c6b/issues/2351272823/

ValueError: A string literal cannot contain NUL (0x00) characters.

ValueError: A string literal cannot contain NUL (0x00) characters.
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