Bug - Finishing Banner on Reading Plan missing

When I came to todays, illogically short, reading I found the finishing banner missing.

It is there on my stable version on the laptop so I can mark it 'Read'

Please, if you are investigating this bug, will you look at the discrepancy in lengths of reading produced by the plan. Some are ludicrously short and some tiresomely long?

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Now I have read the passage, and marked it read on the stable edition the finishing banner for tomorrow has appeared.

(|In a reading at least 10x longer that the one marked for today.)

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GregW

Someone else whose New Year's resolution was to read Paul and the Faithfulness of God in small chunks!

Mike Binks

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/694825#Comment_694825

Someone else whose New Year's resolution was to read Paul and the Faithfulness of God in small chunks!

I am more ambitious than that [:O] I aim to read all four books in the trilogy.

One per quarter.

The trouble is that with reading non-bibles the reading plan algorithm leaves a good deal to be desired.

Perhaps I have missed something obvious to others though.

GregW

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/694848#Comment_694848

The trouble is that with reading non-bibles the reading plan algorithm leaves a good deal to be desired.

I've noticed that as well. One day the reading is far shorter than on another, and I can't find a reason for it.

Enjoy the year's reading! I've read the other three, and it was well worth the effort. I've decided to read PFG as a "background" reading project so that I don't get bogged down so I've created an RP with readings about three days a week, which makes it less of a treadmill than a daily RP.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/694848#Comment_694848

I aim to read all four books in the trilogy.

FOUR books in a TRIlogy? [;)]

GregW

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/694956#Comment_694956

I aim to read all four books in the trilogy.

FOUR books in a TRIlogy?

According to Wikipedia (from my browser, not Logos!) four books is a tetralogy, although quadrilogy is sometimes used of film series. In the Wright series, however, PFG is actually two volumes, so what does that make it?

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/695059#Comment_695059

According to Wikipedia (from my browser, not Logos!) four books is a tetralogy, although quadrilogy is sometimes used of film series. In the Wright series, however, PFG is actually two volumes, so what does that make it?

long? [:P] [;)] [:D]

Mike Binks

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/694956#Comment_694956

I aim to read all four books in the trilogy.

FOUR books in a TRIlogy?

You and your companions need to lobby for this to be added to the Logos Catalogue

and then make a personal book of these - no sermon should be without two.