Argh, shame about the download. Are you using the online IDE, or the 'native' one? In the past I know we had a problem with timeouts on long downloads, but I thought that was fixed now.
What if you download using the app loader itself? Connect to your watch, go to 'my apps' and then click the upload button next to the app.
Thanks for the info about the threshold...
In terms of the logging - working out magnitude from the data is pretty easy and is also easy for us to test. While it's less data to log (we don't even really need to log the timestamp), part of me was thinking that at some point we may need to look at the orientation of the watch to filter out certain types of unwanted step - and in that case we wouldn't want to have to re-record any data!
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Argh, shame about the download. Are you using the online IDE, or the 'native' one? In the past I know we had a problem with timeouts on long downloads, but I thought that was fixed now.
What if you download using the app loader itself? Connect to your watch, go to 'my apps' and then click the upload button next to the app.
Thanks for the info about the threshold...
In terms of the logging - working out magnitude from the data is pretty easy and is also easy for us to test. While it's less data to log (we don't even really need to log the timestamp), part of me was thinking that at some point we may need to look at the orientation of the watch to filter out certain types of unwanted step - and in that case we wouldn't want to have to re-record any data!