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14 changes: 8 additions & 6 deletions rslib/src/scheduler/reviews.rs
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Expand Up @@ -32,12 +32,14 @@ impl Card {
force_reset: bool,
) {
let new_due = (today + days_from_today) as i32;
let new_interval =
if force_reset || !matches!(self.ctype, CardType::Review | CardType::Relearn) {
days_from_today
} else {
self.interval
};
let fsrs_enabled = self.memory_state.is_some();
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Does this work if the card lacks memory states because it has been moved between decks?

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yes, but I have not other good solution to know whether this card is scheduled by FSRS without looking at the collection global setting.

let new_interval = if fsrs_enabled {
self.interval.saturating_add_signed(new_due - self.due)
} else if force_reset || !matches!(self.ctype, CardType::Review | CardType::Relearn) {
days_from_today
} else {
self.interval
};
let ease_factor = (ease_factor * 1000.0).round() as u16;

self.schedule_as_review(new_interval, new_due, ease_factor);
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