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My Fetch Mile
51 watchers
Aug 2020
3:07pm, 13 Aug 2020
127 posts
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Bright Strider
Is there a way to delete your own Fetch miles that you know to be wrong? I deleted a wrong GPS file that automatically reloaded this morning, but I was still allocated three Fetch mile records for it. I've created feature request 845 for this feature, because I cannot see a delete option for my own Fetch miles. |
Aug 2020
4:22pm, 13 Aug 2020
7072 posts
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Sigh
Yes, after your name there's a link to delete the mile: |
Aug 2020
4:53pm, 13 Aug 2020
3845 posts
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StuH
I think he means delete mile attempts. |
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Aug 2020
6:32pm, 13 Aug 2020
7073 posts
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Sigh
Ahh :/ |
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Aug 2020
6:50pm, 13 Aug 2020
128 posts
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Bright Strider
Thanks, Sigh and Stu. Yes, they are times (personal records, not necessarily PBs) for Fetch miles. I'd forgotten to stop my GPS watch before driving home (busy afternoon). I trimmed the route at home, but that did not remove the Fetch mile records. Deleting the trimmed route did remove the records. However, the next day the route was automatically reloaded. I deleted it wholesale, but this time the Fetch mile records stayed in place. I can't see a way to delete wrong records like these ones. Hence my question above, and feature request 845. |
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Aug 2020
7:01pm, 13 Aug 2020
131 posts
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Bright Strider
We can delete the miles we have created and our guest book entries, but not our wrong Fetch mile records. |
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1 Apr
10:11pm, 1 Apr 2021
195 posts
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Bright Strider
Fetch has enabled us to delete our wrong entries. Relatedly, if one of your entries was really for rocketeering or cycling, not running, but you didn't remember to change activity type from the default, you might find your name in the top 10 fastest miles for running. Depending on the time, it might raise some eyebrows. Currently, the fastest time for a run mile is 8 seconds. |
2 Apr
9:34am, 2 Apr 2021
2522 posts
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Oranj
Three of the top four cycling miles are from Zwift  (And the other has a distinctly odd GPS trace.) I thought Zwift training was excluded from the Fetch games? |
2 Apr
1:58pm, 2 Apr 2021
840 posts
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Big_G
Regarding Zwift, unless something has changed recently, I think if users upload Zwift activities as GPX files (rather than FIT files), Fetch doesn’t have a way of spotting that they’re ‘virtual’ rides. |
