Cancellare itinerari
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@_giovanni
@Gianfry
I’ve requested this in many surveys.
I guess it is either more complex than we think or lower priority as it is not a task that we have to do frequently… normal or ideal case is to setup the watch once and then use it 5 years
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@Gianfry hello, same problem here…
it always worked fine, the only different thing I did was to directly delete on SA the route without disabling it first and while I was doing that the watch was offline… I don’t know if there is an unknown bug in this procedure -
@freeheeler said in Cancellare itinerari:
it’s annoying, I know, but with screenshots, as I suggested, it can be done during a lazy rainy evening
Ok, tomorrow it’s gonna rain
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@gi0vanni it’s happened again… now I’ve two routes on the watch
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Anybody else? I hope Suunto takes care of this
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@Gianfry unfortunately this problem keeps going on… pretty annoying
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@me
I contacted support and explained the issue.
It seems that the problem stems from the fact that I delete the route from SA instead of disabling it and then synchronizing it with the watch. They told me if I delete the route from SA it is then not possible to remove it from the watch anymoreA bit odd in my opinion because it is perfectly legitimate to delete it… but ok, got it.
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@gi0vanni Deleting should definitely be enough. This sounds like a bug rather than a feature to me; I’ll double check what happens if I do the same.
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@Spree it will happen the same, unfortunately at the moment you need to first remove from watch, and then delete.
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To work it would have to force you to have your watch connected before delete, and do remove from watch and then delete automatically, or have a routine that removes routes front the watch if they are not in the app anymore, similar to what happens with ghost notifications.
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@isazi said in Cancellare itinerari:
or have a routine that removes routes front the watch if they are not in the app anymore, similar to what happens with ghost notifications.
Yes, that’s what I would have assumed. Sort of a permanent check/sync for routes. But it might be more complicated than think to implement.
