That is interesting. I never considered a repeated loop and no-one has mentioned using one. The app won't handle that properly at the moment and it would be too big a change to make now, so it won't be in the first version. It is the first time anyone has mentioned it so it is probably an edge case. Sorry about that.Navigation has been working great using watchOS 26. However, I have experienced abnormalities with routes with repeat loops/laps. In the screen capture below, there is a two-lap loop. At the circle, after the 2nd lap, navigation reset to the first lap, prompting for a left turn instead of a right turn. Is there a modification needed for routes with repeat laps/loops? Also, is it possible to run a route with a target or interval workout simultaneously?
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An observation, not related to the WOD beta or navigation. I am a Stryd Nextgen footpod user and noticed after one of the previous WOD updates or perhaps a prior Stryd update that many of the secondary Stryd metrics do not report correctly (e.g., wind power, GCT, vertical oscillation, etc.). For indoor runs on the treadmill, I have been using another watchOS/iOS app called Runcline by Pascal Caieres. Runcline connects with Stryd and does not have issues collecting the secondary Stryd metrics. I mention this as a possible resource that might be able to provide guidance on connecting to the Stryd footpod.
To use a route with a target or interval schedule select it in the route settings before starting the workout and then start the workout by choosing the target or schedule.
Some of the minor Stryd metrics have been unreliable since they changed something a while back. Where are they not looking correct? In the WorkOutDoors app or in Apple's Health system, or in Stryd's Powercenter app when exported there via FIT?
At the moment I am focussed on the navigation version but I will look into Stryd at some time, and make a decision as to whether I want to continue supporting it. As the main metrics are working I may just remove the other metrics, or retrieve those that I can from watchOS, but it is tempting just to get rid of it completely.
Even if I could fix it by asking someone else there is always the chance that Stryd will break it again by changing the format of the data again. It is their own format and not public so there is no need for them to inform users when they change it. And their complete lack of help when I repeatedly contacted them a while back makes me think that they don't want other apps connecting to their footpod anyway.