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I believe langfield/ki#66 affects these decks in their current state.

Apologies for another issue imploring you to modify your repository structure.

I was wondering if you'd consider changing the source of your notes over to markdown to facilitate more atomic and trackable edits? Here's an idea of what it could look like:

## Note
nid: 1638097554265
model: Basic-02d89
tags: 04_optionen, checklater
markdown: false

### Front
Wie lautet die <b>Put-Call-Ungleichung</b> für <b>amerikanische
Optionen</b>?

### Back
\(C^{a}-S(0)+D+X \geq P^{a} \geq C^{a}-S(0)+X(1+r)^{-T}\)

I've built a tool for this (that's how I generated the above file) and I'm trying to recruit deck maintainers to try it! Let me know if you'd be interested.

If you still desire to distribute the binaries on GitHub, it would be quite easy to set up a CI/GitHub actions workflow to automatically rebuild the binaries on each commit. Then they could live on GitHub as releases. I believe this is the way many open source projects do distribution of precompiled binaries.

Karte: Welche Besonderheiten bestehen hinsichtlich der Mängelgewährleistung im Handelsrecht? Nenne den zugehörigen Paragraphen.

Antwort: 377 BGB HGB

+100 Karma for helping future KIT students out 🥇

IMO this repository has a lot of potential! Unfortunately, Anki decks are per default exported as binary *.apkg files, making it harder for other students to contribute (e.g. create pull requests for typos).

There is an Anki plugin called CrowdAnki which exports a deck as folder containing a JSON file and a media folder (for screenshots, etc.). You can see an example of another (KIT) Anki repo using it here: sebimarkgraf/synopses-anki

This happens repeatably on a fresh import within a newly created Anki profile. See below.

Notes found in file: ⁨563⁩
Notes that could not be imported as note type has changed: ⁨20⁩
Notes skipped, as they're already in your collection: ⁨543⁩

It would be nice to know if you are also able to reproduce this.