Hi @shooj we lost our leader on the PACK ride tonight (Ride ID 2133777) and the beacon did not switch to the backups for all the windows PC riders. The yellow only switched for all apple tv users, they could see it, windows users could not. Then about 10 minutes later suddenly all the PC users could see the yellow as well.
I see this has been marked as a known issue, but do want to confirm that this is still happening. We often have a “change of beacon” during our rides and the transition used to be smooth. As stated above, now it can take upwards of 10 minutes for everyone in the event to see the new ride leader as the yellow beacon. Some users will take less time, but it seems that the 10 minute mark is the longest it has taken.
Hi @shooj it just happened again with the 1.15 update. Different leaders, atv users saw the beacon swap, windows users including the new leader had to wait around 10 minutes for the switch.
I observed this same issue yesterday evening on a DIRT ride, the leader had to leave and it took a few minutes for the windows users to see the beacon and the new leaders messages in the center of the screen. Others were able to see the switch and leader messages immediately.
@shooj I can confirm this is still happening. Tonight on The Herd FriYay Ride I was the backup ride leader. The ride leader was having connection issues and would drop in and out occasionally, sometimes for 20-30 seconds and the yellow beacon never switched to me during that time period.
I run zwift on a PC (Windows 10) and the primary ride leader was also using a PC (Windows 10). Link to my zwift feed activity and the primary ride leader’s activity
Is there any update on this issue or when a fix may be pushed out? This issue makes group rides interesting to say the least if the ride leader has internet/connectivity issues. Thanks.
This happened on the 3R Endurance ride this afternoon, so still happening.
Original ride leader had a computer crash and dropped out (after late join had closed). The reserve leader took the beacon but only a few of the riders could see the new beacon, but most, including the new leader, couldn’t see any indication who had the beacon, nor did they have fence controls. With well over 100 riders at that point and not being able to see more than the nearest 100 everything went a bit chaotic and fragmented all over the place!
After approx 10 minutes the yellow beacon suddenly became visible to all users and most were able to regroup.