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Snapshot average power per attempt in a nullable average_power_w column (backfilled from stored rides), plot each powered attempt on the climb page as duration vs average watts with ride hover and click-through, and show avg power in the attempts table.
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An official climb matched on endpoint coordinates alone. On a loop ridden
the other way the route meets the climb's top before its bottom, so pairing
each start with the first end inside its lap window credited a 5.9 km
passage as the 850 m Chemin de la Tour Pey Blanc, and a 49 km one on
another ride.
Climbs now keep the sample of the segment they were created from: the
recorded length and elevation gain of the selected route points, captured
by the ride detail and preview handlers and stored NOT NULL. Matching takes
the whole route and drops any candidate outside ±50% of that sample on
either axis, and attempts are refreshed by upsert and prune so re-analyzing
a ride keeps the recorded-at stamp of the passages that survive.
The backfill leaves the web package: backfill.Run recomputes ride values
then official climb attempts as a single `go run . backfill` command
(climbs-backfill is gone), rideanalysis owns the attempt snapshot, and the
mountain-pass loading margin is shared. Applied to the stored rides it
stamps 78 samples, drops the four bogus attempts and leaves ride 800 with
its three Pont Rout passages.
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Record one attempt row per (ride, climb, occurrence) when a ride detail
loads, snapshotting distance, elevation gain, slope, cotacol and attempt
timestamps; a climbs-backfill CLI command seeds all existing rides.
New /climbs list page aggregates attempts (medians computed in Go, best
time as min duration) with sortable columns, and /climbs/{id} shows the
median scalar stats, a median normalized elevation profile (50 steps
over each attempt's own length), the full-precision recorded route of
the median-distance attempt on an OSM map, and every attempt with time
at second precision.
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Passes are extracted from OSM PBF nodes (mountain_pass=yes) and linked to
containing ways; highway road values map to road, track to track,
path/footway to path, plus hiking for rock/climbing. All passes are kept,
coloured distinctly (road/track/path/hiking/unknown) for road-bike validation
on ride 397. Single squashed migration adds category column, cheap to re-extract.
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Context / Problem: Strava titles can be corrected after import. The sync path only handled new rides; existing rides were marked skipped without checking the cheap list metadata, so corrections like ride #789 stayed stale.
What: In syncRides reuse the existing Save write path for rare title resyncs (pay GPX parse cost) when existing.Name != list.Name; track progress.Updated and surface it in SSE/TS UI; add tests for resync without stream fetch. Remove the now-obsolete TODO.
QA: go test/ vet, tsc, biome/stylelint pass.
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Strava sync for 167 rides exceeds the 100/15-min read limit (2 calls per ride).
Previously a 429 was treated as a skipped ride, so every remaining ride also
failed silently. Now GetJSON returns a typed RateLimitError with RetryAfter
computed from Retry-After/Date and X-RateLimit headers (15-min window resets
at :00/:15/:30/:45, daily at midnight UTC) and tracks Read/Overall usage.
syncRides aborts on 429 with partial progress instead of skipping, and
handleSync emits an SSE error with retry time, daily usage vs limit and
structured rateLimit snapshot; progress and complete events also carry the
snapshot for the UI to display. Frontend shows Read daily/15-min usage in
progress details and on completion.
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Extend analytics with a second scatter plotting Cotacol per 100 km against
moving hours, keep speed versus Cotacol as first chart, render both
canvases from shared points, open ride detail in a new tab on dot click,
and keep all website copy in English.
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