Yes, 2v09.9 is the one. You can always check the git hash shown in process.env against the commit log on Github if you really need to be sure though.
You're saying that just a single twist would make it count 10 steps?
Running the files you'd given through it I think it was counting maybe 5 steps over the whole period for those - so were you doing something very different to what had previously been recorded?
At the end of the day, the pedometer code isn't going to be perfect - but I am hoping it will be significantly better than the old code on the watch.
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Yes, 2v09.9 is the one. You can always check the git hash shown in
process.env
against the commit log on Github if you really need to be sure though.You're saying that just a single twist would make it count 10 steps?
Running the files you'd given through it I think it was counting maybe 5 steps over the whole period for those - so were you doing something very different to what had previously been recorded?
At the end of the day, the pedometer code isn't going to be perfect - but I am hoping it will be significantly better than the old code on the watch.