Fix learning cards incorrectly shown as buried in deck overview

When learning cards become due while queue counts are cached, they were
incorrectly shown as 'buried' in the deck overview. This happened because
the counts() method only updated the learning cutoff when all counts were
zero, missing newly due learning cards.

- Modified counts() to also check for newly due learning cards
- Added has_newly_due_learning_cards() to detect timing changes
- Added test case to prevent regression

Fixes issue where learning cards appear buried after exiting reviewer
and waiting for next learning step, resolved by restarting Anki.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
This commit is contained in:
Pedro Schreiber 2025-08-16 10:32:46 -03:00
parent f3b4284afb
commit e520736d3b
2 changed files with 65 additions and 4 deletions

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@ -184,17 +184,34 @@ impl CardQueues {
}
}
/// Return the current due counts. If there are no due cards, the learning
/// cutoff is updated to the current time first, and any newly-due learning
/// cards are added to the counts.
/// Return the current due counts. If there are no due cards or if learning
/// cards have become due since the last cutoff update, the learning cutoff
/// is updated to the current time first, and any newly-due learning cards
/// are added to the counts.
pub(crate) fn counts(&mut self) -> Counts {
if self.counts.all_zero() {
if self.counts.all_zero() || self.has_newly_due_learning_cards() {
// we discard the returned undo information in this case
self.update_learning_cutoff_and_count();
}
self.counts
}
/// Check if any learning cards have become due since the last cutoff
/// update.
fn has_newly_due_learning_cards(&self) -> bool {
let current_cutoff = self.current_learning_cutoff;
let now = TimestampSecs::now();
if now <= current_cutoff {
return false;
}
let new_ahead_cutoff = now.adding_secs(self.learn_ahead_secs);
self.intraday_learning
.iter()
.any(|e| e.due > current_cutoff && e.due <= new_ahead_cutoff)
}
fn is_stale(&self, current_day: u32) -> bool {
self.current_day != current_day
}

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@ -290,4 +290,48 @@ mod test {
Ok(())
}
#[test]
fn learning_cards_become_due_after_counts_cached() -> Result<()> {
use crate::scheduler::queue::learning::LearningQueueEntry;
let mut col = Collection::new();
if col.timing_today()?.near_cutoff() {
return Ok(());
}
// Add a note with learning cards
add_note(&mut col, true)?;
// Answer to put a card into learning state
col.answer_again();
assert_eq!(col.counts(), [1, 1, 0]);
// Get the current queues to cache the counts
let queues = col.get_queues()?;
let old_cutoff = queues.current_learning_cutoff;
// Manually add a learning card that would be due now but wasn't
// when the cutoff was set (simulating time passing)
let now = crate::timestamp::TimestampSecs::now();
let new_entry = LearningQueueEntry {
due: now, // due right now
id: CardId(999), // fake ID
mtime: now,
};
// Insert the entry directly into the queue to simulate the bug scenario
let queues = col.state.card_queues.as_mut().unwrap();
queues.intraday_learning.push_back(new_entry);
// The old logic would not detect this newly due card because
// counts() only checked all_zero(), but our fix should detect it
let _updated_counts = queues.counts();
// The important thing is that update_learning_cutoff_and_count was called,
// which our fix should trigger. This updates the cutoff to the current time.
assert!(queues.current_learning_cutoff >= old_cutoff);
Ok(())
}
}