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The problem was reported at the forum (https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golden-cheetah-users/0mrLR07rxIs/RewazEhXAwAJ) and it seems to be due to the TSS per hour metric set count to hours while LTMPlot averaging assumes count is an integer number of seconds. Two solutions possible solutions:
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I'd keep things simple and set count to seconds. Anything else runs the risk of introducing a regression.
Not sure why count would be assumed to be seconds !
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The assumption in Metric Trends is count is an integer value, not necessarily seconds, lets got with the simpler solution.
Changed TSS per hour count to seconds
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Fixed #2508
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The problem was reported at the forum (https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golden-cheetah-users/0mrLR07rxIs/RewazEhXAwAJ) and it seems to be due to the TSS per hour metric set count to hours while LTMPlot averaging assumes count is an integer number of seconds.
Two solutions possible solutions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: