As the topic suggests, I've set Saturdays and Sundays as holidays a few weeks back, but the schedule pictured below continues to produce reviews on those days. I've noted that the number of words to review is much lower than typically (within 150-200 on weekdays). I believe I have studied new words on one of those holiday weekends, so it's possible it's pushing reviews of only those words that have been learnt on days also set to holidays.
1. Did you fully finish the reviews on the previous day? 2. New terms on a previous holiday would not have any connection with a future holiday, so it would not be related to that. There is not any sense of the current day (or holiday) when a future review is set.
I take it that it is a screenshot from today, your Saturday the 25th?
Yes, I have finished all the available reviews for this schedule yesterday. And yes, it's a screenshot from today, however the same situation occured last weekend, I just forgot to report it back then. Even the number of terms - 17 - might've been the same, if my memory serves right.
Just a bit of an update - the new holiday system did *not* schedule the reviews onto those days. So, what most likely is happening is that there is some spot in renshuu where the times are getting updated, but not passing through where everything else passes through. (or, see below)
Strangely, I just tried a scan across all your content to see if anything else was scheduled on a holiday, and not a single term was scheduled for a holiday. I almost wonder if those terms were scheduled for a holiday back when a previous bug still existed, and they have now been cleared out.
What I'd like to do is this. When your Friday rolls around, and your reviews are done for the day, email me (responses in the forums are not as "obvious" to me as an email). I'll see if any reviews are scheduled for Sat/Sun. If so, then we have proof that something happened this week to schedule them there. I can then look at the ones that are scheduled, and we can start to think about what might be happening (for example, you might see one and say "oh yea, I did XXXXX with that term".
