Pause and resume reminders, back-dated service retirements, sensor matching and a round of fixes across bikes, activities and components
Reminders
You can now pause and resume reminders on the web, from the reminder list or its details panel. A paused reminder doesn't notify you or fall due until you resume it.
Distance reminders created on the web now use your distance unit. If you ride in miles and set up distance reminders on the web before this update, check their intervals: they were saved in kilometres.
Distance reminders set up in the app now start counting straight away.
The reminder details panel now shows only the repeat rules a reminder actually has.
Service logs
Parts retired during a back-dated service now take the service date as their retirement date, and their distance stops at that date instead of counting later rides. Changing the service date later moves both.
Maintenance checks on the web now show the Receipts & invoices card, matching the app.
Service report emails now show a retired part's final condition correctly, and use your distance unit and timezone.
Service log component cards now show distance in your chosen unit, and tyre pressure notes show your pressure unit.
Service and component date pickers now use your account timezone, so they match the dates shown elsewhere.
Sensors and bikes
Sensors you add by hand using an ID copied from a ride are now recognised on your next ride, instead of showing up as a second, unpaired sensor.
When a ride's sensors belong to different bikes, Componentry now picks the bike consistently, preferring the sensors fixed to the frame, and always uses that bike's setup.
Heart-rate monitors and trainers can no longer be paired to a bike from Bike Settings, matching the Sensors page.
Moving a sensor between bikes from Bike Settings now clears its pinned setup, so rides can't pick up another bike's setup.
Bike Settings is now fully translated and uses the same bike and sensor wording as the rest of the app. The remove-bike warning now says exactly what is kept and what is deleted.
Removing a bike on the web now also deletes its receipts, documents and photos.
Retiring a bike in the app now behaves the same as on the web.
Activities
Filtering activities by tag now searches all your rides, not just the page you're on, and the count and pages reflect the filter. This applies in the app too.
Hidden tags now stay hidden in the activity filters, tag picker, bulk actions and activity list on the web, and stay on the rides they're assigned to.
Moving a single ride to another bike, or unlinking it, now updates the wear on the bike it came from as well as the one it moved to. This applies in the app too.
The View link after importing ride files now opens the ride directly.
Tidied up translations and wording on the Activities and Activity Tags pages.
Components and predictions
Track wheels and track tyres can now be added like any other part, with a tyre pressure note on track tyres. You set their lifespan yourself.
You can now clear a component note, such as tyre pressure, by emptying the field and saving.
Retired parts always show their final condition on the 0 to 10 scale.
Fixed the wording on the predictions card when a part is wearing faster than expected, and translated the card.
Predicted replacement dates and Race Day dates now use your date format setting.
The Advanced insights progress on each bike now matches the rest of the app, counting rides across all your bikes, and no longer says predictions are active before you've ridden enough to unlock them.
Layout fixes on the bike page.
Settings
Unit setting labels are now translated.
The tyre pressure unit setting now explains that it changes the label, not your saved pressures.