Anki Errors

[WashingtonR]

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I did 250 new Anki cards yesterday morning. Later in the day, the app updated. After the update, all the cards were back to 'new', as if I had never done them. Anybody else see this kind of error?

 

[slowthai]

I haven't, but you should ask this in /r/Anki and/or /r/medicalschoolanki. I'm sure either or both will be helpful for this.

 

[wanderingorion]

Did you sync before the update?

 

[mehc012]

I did 250 new Anki cards yesterday morning. Later in the day, the app updated. After the update, all the cards were back to 'new', as if I had never done them. Anybody else see this kind of error?

Did you actually graduate them, or just do the first step or so (meaning they were still a 'Learning' card)?
Makes a difference in how cards are treated during big shifts, like moving from a Custom Study deck to the original, or possibly (I'm supposing) through an update as you describe.