Cadence field decimal place and workout step advance icon #227
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Hi @savage-owl, I glad that you are using the project and thanks for the feedback it's really important, so thanks for taking the time to report the issues. Now I am not sure why the Cadence is showing like a floating point number, since it has to be formatted in the decoder, but I've added additional formatter to the view, so it should not be possible for the Cadence Field to display anything but 'Integers'. BTW can you share from what kind of device you are reading cadence? About the step icon, the left pointing icon should be going backwards to the previous interval, and the clock icon should be the one that goes forward to the next interval or if one is not available it should create a new lap. Also I am thinking of changing the clock icon to a right pointing forward button, basically the left pointing backward icon reversed. 
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@dvmarinoff Did an hour and twenty minutes on Auuki today and the cadence was all integers 👍. My apologies for not understanding the icons. I guess I should have just experimented with the clock icon to see what it did. I would use a horizontally mirrored version of your "backwards" icon to indicate skipping forward a workout step. Lap is usually represented by somethin like this: Device today: Laptop / Windows 11 / Chrome |
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Not that it is necessarily correct, but these are the icons Garmin uses for workout step / lap control |
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I've got about 5hrs on Auuki so far. I am extremely grateful / thankful for everyone's work on this especially @dvmarinoff . A couple of things I have noticed recently 1) cadence will sometimes round to the tenths and show 90.5 for example. I am not sure if this is expected behavior, but I have never seen this in any other erg control program. 2) the workout step advance icon points left which to me would indicate going back a step instead of forward a step.
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