Beta: iOS Update 208

April 3, 2018

Enhancements

Updated - New Autotracking UI
Update WorkoutLogs List icons
Change MarketPlace to Subscription Library
Hide Stats row on the WorkoutLog Summary
(User Resuming a workout) Show as one set if user skipped some workouts

Bug Fixes

Fix sync bar issue not hiding after syncing the workout
Fix weight value and unit type mismatch post-workout summary
Fix bug not able to reset training program on the View Schedule Screen
Fix loading view not dismissing on the Personal Records Screen
(User Resuming a workout) Fix False audio cue when you skip around different workouts

Crashes

All crashes reported caused by the latest iOS 11.3
Fix Crash when in Indoor Mode and you tap the Lock Screen
Push Notification: Remove previous user's old push notifications when another user logs in

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