I was heading into the Fourth Hammer today on a beautiful Nine Hammers Journey when my house suffered a power outage and my PC shut down. Upon rebooting, I clicked 9H from Today in the Home page, where it told me an In-Progress activity had been detected. Since the options were āSaveā and āDeleteā, I clicked the X to return so that I could try launching from Workouts and see if that allowed me to resume the workout. Unfortunately, that wasnāt the case, and the partial workout was lost. Is there a way to recover it? (Edit: the next day, after rebooting the PC and the app, it showed the pop-up again, and I was able to save the part of the workout Iād thought was lost.)
About 6 minutes had gone by at this point, so I loaded the workout again, went back to where I was before the problem, and āfinishedā the workout.
If clicking the X is going to delete the partial file, please put a warning about it. However, Iād be very happy if you provided an option to resume the workout. I know I had a few extra minutes to recover, which interferes with the workoutās rhythm, but I was very disappointed in losing the file because of the lack of warning.
While on a similar theme, I started a workout recently. 30 seconds on and not all the sensors had connected, I needed to shut the app and start again.The 30 seconds was recovered and went into my calendar as a partially completed session. It could not be restarted from the calendar. It was a reduced power workout, but the only way I could find the settings was to go on to another device, call up the same training plan, find the workout and note the settings.It was a lot of messing about just to get riding again.A ticket was raised with the minions
I agree it is annoying. Iāve learnt not to restart when interrupted by the doorbell etc. Just pause and then restart. Donāt close the activity at all. Given theyāve had the ability to move forward and backwards in time for ages I donāt think itād be very complicated to add it.
The one negative I can think of is that the resultant workout file wouldnāt have the break and so your āpower recordā could be inaccurate. This is true with āpauseā though too. I think itād be worth it.
If you want the āinterruptionā to figure as part of the registered workout, perhaps you can note the time, leave the workout running without pausing, and, once you return, pause and return to the moment the interruption started. That should work for that purpose, right?
It depends on how confident you were about the length of the interruption. If the workout ended Iām pretty sure youād be stuffed. Itās normally pretty obvious from the power graph when you stopped so I wouldnāt note the time. Itās returning before the workout ended thatād concern me.
dang just learned this the hardwayā¦ bumped my mouseās back button while at the end of a ramptest welp guess what no ramp results now FML on that one
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