Progress: Progressive Overload

3.7.16 - Steps were counted twice when more than one app reported them (phone plus a watch, or another tracker), so the daily total could read close to double. Please compare today's steps against the Apple Health / Health Connect app; they should now match. - Apple Health after you decline it. If you said "Don't Allow" on a fresh install, the app still showed Health as "Connected" and there was no way back to the permission dialog. It now says connected only when it can really read data, and Profile > Health leads you to Settings. Please install clean, DECLINE the prompt, then open Profile > Health — it should say not connected and offer Settings. Grant access there and come back: it should flip to connected, and flip back if you revoke. - Signing a form on Android failed with an upload error. Sign and submit a form on Android — it should save and appear on the completed form. Worth checking iOS too, since the upload changed for both. - Completed forms show the date you filled in again. - Finishing the last super set of a workout did not end the workout; it looped back to the other half of the pair. Please finish a workout whose final exercise is a super set. - Replacing an exercise gave a black video, and an empty screen if you tapped it. Replace one and play its video. - Entering a week or workout from the אימונים tab and pressing back returned you to Home instead of the weeks list. - RM weeks no longer show a video on the week page. That one is server-side and already live, so older builds show it too. 3.7.15 - Unresponsive app after login — second cause, same symptom. 3.7.14 fixed one reason the app could come up looking normal and ignore every tap (a leftover invisible window). This is a different one: work that ran off the back of a system permission dialog could stop the app from responding to anything at all — taps, timers, network. It only happens on a FRESH INSTALL, because that is the only time iOS shows those dialogs. Please delete the app, install clean, log in, and answer the notifications and Apple Health prompts — try Allow one time, Don't Allow another, and dismissing them — then immediately tap the bottom tabs and the check-in card. Repeat several times; the app should respond every single time. - Android install: an app-manifest conflict introduced by a new video library is resolved. Nothing to test directly — just confirm the Android build installs, launches and signs in normally, including over an existing install rather than a clean one.