[UPDATE: perhaps a bug with auto-laps, details below]
Heya, any
Strava subscriber (running with the Watch workout app & importing runs to Strava, to be more precise) willing to check something for me pretty please?
I used to have a “Workout Analysis” section in the lower part of a workout overview in the Strava app, which was super useful e.g. for fartlek runs* (easily visible fast/slow intervals). But now there’s this kinda useless “Pace Analysis” - not much extra value to it as it’s pretty much the same as the already existing “Splits” part.
Is it something caused by Watch OS 10 (i.e. can you still see it the “old way” if you’re on OS 9) or is it a change in Strava?
Edit to add: my last workout when it still worked the “old way” was July 28, if it helps when checking your data…
*) To do this, I’d simply set some target pace as a borderline for slow/fast, like 5:00 or 5:30 or so; every time I’d get from slow to fast or back, it would mark another interval. It’s an “Open Run.”
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Updated information: after reviewing more of my recent runs, I got to conclusion that it stopped working after updating to Watch OS 10 PB2. The timeline matches.
The reason seems to be that the pace change above/below target doesn’t create an auto-lap anymore.
When checking other people’s Strava runs, they still do have the “workout analysis” as expected, so it’s not a change on Strava’s end. They still include it for all runs with more than one lap:
https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001136770-Mobile-Workout-Analysis
I’ve reported this as a bug - and I really really hope that it’s not an intentional “new feature”…