Anki 24.10 Beta

[DerIshmaelite]

I don’t know if this is a bug or the default behavior of everyday learning cards (I don’t remember them behaving this way).

A backlog of Interday (learn, relearn) cards, say 20 cards seems to override the “Again” interval.

• The first card of those 20, is only shown after all those 20 cards have been cycled through and the cycle repeats.
• It ignores how short the again interval is (e.g. 1 second) and thus shows the same card after, say, 5 minutes after all cards have been cycled through.
• It does not advance through the queue depending on the “again” interval like it used to.
• This behavior does not occur with normal fresh new–>learn cards. They follow the interval correctly.

Here for more context:

Interday Learning: Cards Learning Cycle

Read this for context. Here is a rough sketch of my situation: [image] Green are interday learning cards (This problem does not occur with fresh new-turned-into-learning cards). Provided that there is a backlog of interday learning card (lets say 20 cards), the reviewer would continue to cycle through all of these 20 cards and then back to the beginning, with no regard to how short the again interval. I sense it follows a queue. This is cumbersome and very exhausting, and cognitive load sk…

Here is the card info for one of those interday cards I believe. (There was a 0-second interval shown, which is an odd occurrence. I believe this was around the time I tried to change the learning steps using the console. Anki seems to register 1s in the console as 0 in the reviewer, but that is a different problem)

Behavior is also seen elsewhere.

Here is another interday card. Here the 0-second interval is not present. (I think, I then raised the interval in the console by 1 second, making it 2s instead of 1s odd enough and then it returned to being 1s in the reviewer).