Bug in average speed calculation
Quote from iafan on 30.08.2024, 20:05Some time ago after finishing my ride Scenic seemed not so save it. Maybe the app was in the background as I switched to something else after arriving home, and iOS killed it to save resources, maybe there was something else. A couple of weeks later I open Scenic to start my next ride, and it presents me the ‘Do you want to save your ride?’ dialog from the past ride. I say yes, sure, whatever, and confirm saving. Upon arriving home from that next ride I notice that the average speed from my many prior rides dropped from 30MPH to just 3MPH. So it was obvious that Scenic treated this two-week pause as me not moving, and added this to an average. I’d suggest adding some safeguard against this behavior.
Some time ago after finishing my ride Scenic seemed not so save it. Maybe the app was in the background as I switched to something else after arriving home, and iOS killed it to save resources, maybe there was something else. A couple of weeks later I open Scenic to start my next ride, and it presents me the ‘Do you want to save your ride?’ dialog from the past ride. I say yes, sure, whatever, and confirm saving. Upon arriving home from that next ride I notice that the average speed from my many prior rides dropped from 30MPH to just 3MPH. So it was obvious that Scenic treated this two-week pause as me not moving, and added this to an average. I’d suggest adding some safeguard against this behavior.
Quote from Guido on 31.08.2024, 07:59Hmmm. That's strange. Avg speed calculation should be based on riding time, not total time (riding time + break time). I'll have a look at this and fix for the October update.
Hmmm. That's strange. Avg speed calculation should be based on riding time, not total time (riding time + break time). I'll have a look at this and fix for the October update.
