DecksMD 2.5.6
Released 9 July 2026
Decks 2.5.6 — Anki import and re-import fixes
This release fixes cards being lost during Anki import and re-import, and makes review progress survive when a card moves between decks.
Cards that share a word are no longer dropped on import
When an Anki deck repeats the same word across chapters — or contains homographs such as object (noun) and object (verb) — those cards used to collapse into a single card, silently dropping the rest. Each card is now kept. When two cards share the same front, a numbered marker (for example object (2)) distinguishes them.
Re-importing a deck no longer empties it
Re-importing an updated Anki deck — or importing into a vault that already held those cards — could leave the new decks showing 0 cards. The sync now moves an existing card into its new deck instead of skipping it, so every card lands where it belongs.
Review progress is preserved when a card moves
Moving a card to another deck, or re-importing it, now keeps its full scheduling state and its suspended or buried status. Previously a re-created card could lose that state.
Orphaned cards are cleaned up
A full sync now removes cards left stranded by earlier deletes or migrations — cards that were no longer attached to any deck — so the deck list and card counts stay accurate.
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