From 68b6270877eb59cfe15b04a8cca785bb05337e49 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Fanboynz Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 12:40:51 +1200 Subject: [PATCH] docs(changelog): say which platforms the 11.8.0 lift log actually shipped on An Android user went looking for the gym log book the release notes announced and could not find it. They were right that there is no entry point: #2099 added the Lift Log to Strand only. Android got #2098's schema and Room twin and #2232's LiftMetrics twin, which is the storage and the maths, and no UI at all. The entry said: An on-device gym log book: build a session, then move between sets with a double-tap on the strap instead of reaching for the phone. Stored in a new schema with a matching Room twin, and the set metrics are computed by the same engine on both platforms. Every clause is true, which is what made it misleading rather than wrong. Both platform phrases in it, "a matching Room twin" and "on both platforms", attach to the two halves Android DID get, so on Android the whole thing reads as an announcement of a feature you have. The same text ships in the in-app changelog on both platforms and in the release doc. Corrected in all four places it appears: the two AppChangelog copies, and the item plus the prose section in docs/releases/v11.8.0.md. It now names iPhone and Mac for the log book, says plainly that Android has the groundwork and not the book, and points at #2327, which tracks the Android UI. Platform-scoping an entry is already the house convention: "iPhone only", "Android only" and "(iPhone and Mac)" all appear in existing entries. The release HEADLINE is deliberately unchanged. Its localized key is derived from its own English text (sha1("A gym log book on your wrist, ...")[:8] = e0f00272), so rewording it would re-key the string and orphan the translation in all eight Android locales plus the xcstrings side, for a headline that is not itself false: the release did ship a gym log book, on two of the three platforms. Changelog item strings are not localized (only the release title is), so this needs no translation work. No behavioural change. --- Strand/System/AppChangelog.swift | 2 +- .../app/src/main/java/com/noop/ui/AppChangelog.kt | 2 +- docs/releases/v11.8.0.md | 12 +++++++----- 3 files changed, 9 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/Strand/System/AppChangelog.swift b/Strand/System/AppChangelog.swift index 293eb82c0c..72451b3568 100644 --- a/Strand/System/AppChangelog.swift +++ b/Strand/System/AppChangelog.swift @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ enum AppChangelog { title: "A gym log book on your wrist, a Coach you can switch off, and a Sync Strap shortcut", date: "September 2026", items: [ - "**A lift log you advance from the strap (#2098, #2099, #2232, thanks @UtkuDenizAltiok).** An on-device gym log book: build a session, then move between sets with a double-tap on the strap instead of reaching for the phone. Stored in a new schema with a matching Room twin, and the set metrics are computed by the same engine on both platforms.", + "**A lift log you advance from the strap (#2098, #2099, #2232, thanks @UtkuDenizAltiok).** An on-device gym log book on iPhone and Mac: build a session, then move between sets with a double-tap on the strap instead of reaching for the phone. Android gets the groundwork this release, the new schema with its Room twin and the same set-metrics engine, but not the log book itself yet (#2327).", "**A Coach you can turn off completely (#2269, #2254, #2222, #2207).** One master switch retires the AI Coach: the tab, the generated brief, the widget and the tray notification, and every request that would leave the device. Its settings moved to their own screen, Android gained the bottom-bar tab iPhone already had, and Disconnect is now somewhere an iPhone can actually reach.", "**Sync the strap from a shortcut, and watch it work (#2272, thanks @npapatheodorou).** A Sync Strap App Intent runs a sync from Shortcuts or the Lock Screen, a Live Activity shows the offload as it goes, and an optional setting keeps the screen awake while it runs. Reconnecting off-screen now asks for the strap by name rather than scanning for it, which iOS throttles hard in the background.", "**Workouts that are easier to keep tidy (#2287, #2286, #2260, #2220, #2213, thanks @tigercraft4).** Sessions under a minute are discarded, and the list splits into Current and Archived. Deleting one now clears it from every place the list reads, including the copy Apple Health kept. The WHOOP sports that were missing are selectable, their icons are fixed, and auto-detection only ever asks rather than saving on its own.", diff --git a/android/app/src/main/java/com/noop/ui/AppChangelog.kt b/android/app/src/main/java/com/noop/ui/AppChangelog.kt index 3ac3ffdafe..9b75d69d51 100644 --- a/android/app/src/main/java/com/noop/ui/AppChangelog.kt +++ b/android/app/src/main/java/com/noop/ui/AppChangelog.kt @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ object AppChangelog { title = uiString(R.string.l10n_app_changelog_a_gym_log_book_on_your_e0f00272), date = "September 2026", items = listOf( - "**A lift log you advance from the strap (#2098, #2099, #2232, thanks @UtkuDenizAltiok).** An on-device gym log book: build a session, then move between sets with a double-tap on the strap instead of reaching for the phone. Stored in a new schema with a matching Room twin, and the set metrics are computed by the same engine on both platforms.", + "**A lift log you advance from the strap (#2098, #2099, #2232, thanks @UtkuDenizAltiok).** An on-device gym log book on iPhone and Mac: build a session, then move between sets with a double-tap on the strap instead of reaching for the phone. Android gets the groundwork this release, the new schema with its Room twin and the same set-metrics engine, but not the log book itself yet (#2327).", "**A Coach you can turn off completely (#2269, #2254, #2222, #2207).** One master switch retires the AI Coach: the tab, the generated brief, the widget and the tray notification, and every request that would leave the device. Its settings moved to their own screen, Android gained the bottom-bar tab iPhone already had, and Disconnect is now somewhere an iPhone can actually reach.", "**Sync the strap from a shortcut, and watch it work (#2272, thanks @npapatheodorou).** A Sync Strap App Intent runs a sync from Shortcuts or the Lock Screen, a Live Activity shows the offload as it goes, and an optional setting keeps the screen awake while it runs. Reconnecting off-screen now asks for the strap by name rather than scanning for it, which iOS throttles hard in the background.", "**Workouts that are easier to keep tidy (#2287, #2286, #2260, #2220, #2213, thanks @tigercraft4).** Sessions under a minute are discarded, and the list splits into Current and Archived. Deleting one now clears it from every place the list reads, including the copy Apple Health kept. The WHOOP sports that were missing are selectable, their icons are fixed, and auto-detection only ever asks rather than saving on its own.", diff --git a/docs/releases/v11.8.0.md b/docs/releases/v11.8.0.md index 8eb359ad51..fd36e895cb 100644 --- a/docs/releases/v11.8.0.md +++ b/docs/releases/v11.8.0.md @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ whatsnew: title: "A gym log book on your wrist, a Coach you can switch off, and a Sync Strap shortcut" date: "September 2026" items: - - "**A lift log you advance from the strap (#2098, #2099, #2232, thanks @UtkuDenizAltiok).** An on-device gym log book: build a session, then move between sets with a double-tap on the strap instead of reaching for the phone. Stored in a new schema with a matching Room twin, and the set metrics are computed by the same engine on both platforms." + - "**A lift log you advance from the strap (#2098, #2099, #2232, thanks @UtkuDenizAltiok).** An on-device gym log book on iPhone and Mac: build a session, then move between sets with a double-tap on the strap instead of reaching for the phone. Android gets the groundwork this release, the new schema with its Room twin and the same set-metrics engine, but not the log book itself yet (#2327)." - "**A Coach you can turn off completely (#2269, #2254, #2222, #2207).** One master switch retires the AI Coach: the tab, the generated brief, the widget and the tray notification, and every request that would leave the device. Its settings moved to their own screen, Android gained the bottom-bar tab iPhone already had, and Disconnect is now somewhere an iPhone can actually reach." - "**Sync the strap from a shortcut, and watch it work (#2272, thanks @npapatheodorou).** A Sync Strap App Intent runs a sync from Shortcuts or the Lock Screen, a Live Activity shows the offload as it goes, and an optional setting keeps the screen awake while it runs. Reconnecting off-screen now asks for the strap by name rather than scanning for it, which iOS throttles hard in the background." - "**Workouts that are easier to keep tidy (#2287, #2286, #2260, #2220, #2213, thanks @tigercraft4).** Sessions under a minute are discarded, and the list splits into Current and Archived. Deleting one now clears it from every place the list reads, including the copy Apple Health kept. The WHOOP sports that were missing are selectable, their icons are fixed, and auto-detection only ever asks rather than saving on its own." @@ -29,10 +29,12 @@ A release about doing more on the strap itself, and about turning off the parts ## A gym log book, advanced from your wrist -NOOP now carries an on-device lift log. Build a session, and move between sets with a double-tap on the -strap rather than picking the phone up mid-set. It is stored in a new schema with a matching Room twin -on Android, and the set metrics are computed by the same engine on both platforms rather than by two -that can drift apart. +NOOP now carries an on-device lift log on iPhone and Mac. Build a session, and move between sets with a +double-tap on the strap rather than picking the phone up mid-set. + +Android gets the groundwork rather than the book: the new schema with its matching Room twin, and the +same set-metrics engine, so the numbers are computed by one implementation on both platforms rather than +by two that can drift apart. The log book itself is not on Android yet, tracked in #2327. ## A Coach that switches off