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This release resolves issue #35, in which a “wrapped C/C++ object of type QPushButton has been deleted” error could appear on some versions of Anki when opening the card generation screen or the add/edit dialog box after generating a poem.

There are no other changes.

Anki 2.1.45 has changed a number of names, including one that we use that didn't have an alias added to match the old one. This version updates all the deprecated names and drops support for all versions before 2.1.45 to simplify support.

A new branch will be created in AnkiWeb so users of older versions won't get this change. I will continue to support v1.4.0 for some time.

In addition to these changes, Ctrl+Enter can now be used to add notes within the poem editor, just like it accepts a new card in the standard add dialog.

Important changes in this version:

• An optional Author field can now be added to your poems (thanks to @cashweaver, with apologies for taking 6 months to finish merging his PR!).
• Quotation marks in the title of a poem no longer throw an exception (see #24).
• The default values of the spinboxes (lines of context, lines to recite, group lines) can now be configured.

You will have to upgrade your note type to continue using LPCG, which will force a full sync but otherwise should not require any intervention. You will be automatically prompted to do this the first time you restart Anki after running the update.

A full list of changes can be found in the changelog at https://ankilpcg.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changes.html.

Important changes in this version:

• Added options Lines to Recite and Lines in Groups of to allow more control over cloze generation.
• Invert color of cloze deletions in night mode, as the default color is unnecessarily difficult to read on many screens.
• Refresh the documentation and move to Read the Docs for a nice multi-page view instead of relying on GitHub’s Markdown rendering.

You will have to upgrade your note type to continue using LPCG, which will force a full sync but otherwise should not require any intervention. You will be automatically prompted to do this the first time you restart Anki after running the update.

A full list of changes can be found in the new changelog at https://ankilpcg.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changes.html.