Rides you record without your head unit now arrive on their own when you have a head unit connected
Fixes
Phone-recorded rides arrive on their own. With a Garmin, Wahoo or Hammerhead connected, the head unit is treated as the record of each ride — so a ride you recorded another way, on your phone or a bike without the head unit, only arrived if you ran a Strava import by hand, and its distance went uncounted until you did. Those rides now come in as soon as Strava publishes them, and count towards your components straight away. If your head unit uploads the same ride later, its recording still takes over.
A ride left running is recognised as the same ride. When a head unit kept recording after the ride was finished on Strava, the two recordings differed enough in distance to be read as separate rides, so the same ride could be counted twice. Rides that start together are now treated as one recording however far the distances drift apart.
Imported rides land on a bike. A ride brought in from Strava that we could not match to one of your bikes was left unassigned, so its distance counted towards nothing until you filed it yourself. Those rides now go to your default bike, the same as rides that arrive on their own, and you can move them if they belong elsewhere.