DecksMD 1.12.5

Changes

Bury, Suspend, and Reset cards

You can now tell a card to step aside without deleting it. Three new per-card actions cover the common Anki-style workflows:

• Bury temporarily hides a card until the next study day (respects your nextDayStartsAt setting). Useful when you've just seen a sibling cloze, or when you don't want to keep tripping over the same card in the same session.
• Suspend indefinitely freezes a card. Its FSRS state is preserved — when you unsuspend it later, its stability, difficulty, due date, and lapse count come back intact.
• Reset wipes a card's FSRS state back to "new" and deletes its review history. It's destructive (no undo) so it's gated behind a confirmation modal.

In the review modal

• A new ⋯ icon sits in the top-right of every card next to the existing warning / open-source-file icons. Click to open a popup with Bury, Suspend, and Reset.
• Three hotkeys fire on both the front and the back of the card: B to bury, S to suspend, R to reset. Hotkeys obey your enableKeyboardShortcuts setting and never trigger when modifier keys are held — so Cmd+R still reloads.
• After any action, the modal advances to the next card just like it does after a rating.

In the flashcard manager

• Each row now has both a pencil Edit button and a ⋯ actions button. The ⋯ dropdown contains Suspend/Unsuspend, Bury/Unbury, and Reset — labels adapt to the card's current state.
• The bulk action bar (shown when you select cards) gains three new buttons. The Suspend and Bury buttons flip to "Unsuspend selected" / "Unbury selected" when every selected card is already in that state.
• The state column shows a clear Suspended or Buried badge in place of New/Review when applicable, so the queue status is visible at a glance.
• The edit column is now a solid pinned area with both buttons drop-shadowed; horizontally scrolling content cleanly slides underneath without bleeding through.

Filters

• The Flashcard Manager's filter builder gets two new boolean fields: Is suspended and Is buried. Combine them with deck-tag or state filters to find every card you've suspended this month, or every card currently buried.
• Filter custom decks honor the new fields too, so you can build a "review queue without suspended cards" deck if you've been heavy-handed with suspends.

Multi-device sync

Suspend / unsuspend / bury / unbury / reset all replicate across devices via five new SyncLog ops (card_suspend, card_unsuspend, card_bury, card_unbury, card_reset). Each handler uses an only-if-newer guard so a stale remote op can't clobber a fresher local mutation, and the suspended_at / buried_until columns are excluded from the bulk flashcards merge so a rating on another device can't accidentally unsuspend a card.

Localized

All new strings — labels, badges, confirmation dialogs, filter field names — are translated across the 13 supported languages.

Under the hood

• Schema bumped to v21: adds suspended_at TEXT and buried_until TEXT columns to flashcards, plus indexes on each. The migration is additive — existing data is untouched.
• Scheduler queries updated everywhere cards are selected for review or counted in queue stats (15+ query sites): suspended cards never reach the queue; buried cards stay hidden until buried_until <= now. Counts of total cards still include suspended/buried (matches Anki).
• Scheduler.getBuryUntilForNextDay() computes the next study-day rollover ISO and is shared between the review modal and the manager so both UIs converge on the same "tomorrow."
• Deck-reset interaction: resetDeckProgress now clears buried_until (daily-scoped, no reason to outlive a full progress wipe) but preserves suspended_at (a deliberate user assertion).
• Reset semantics: deletes the card's review_logs so the resync "restore-from-history" path can't undo the reset on next vault sync.
• 18 new tests across Scheduler.test.ts, SyncLog.handlers.test.ts, and a new suspend-bury-reset.test.ts integration suite (657 unit + 433 integration total).