Not much of a big deal, and I doubt I or anyone else is having any trouble, but it is somewhat odd and I am reporting it.
My record for one lap is probably exactly 7 minutes, so 6 minutes and 60 seconds is not wrong, but some may not like it. Others, like me, may want to laugh and share it with others. I respect the decision of the people developing Zwift whether to leave it alone or change it.
No, you’re right to report this, that’s just plain wrong. ISO 8601 - Wikipedia
[ss] refers to a zero-padded second between 00 and 60 (where 60 is only used to denote an added leap second)
Oh that’s hilarious, I would love to know what kind of code acrobatics is behind that.
There’s also the bug that somehow sometimes manages to display a different time at the top of the screen vs what ends up on the leaderboard. When it occurs it’s usually just a few hundredths but I think the most I have seen has been 0.2 seconds.
I’ll hazard a guess: start with seconds with at least two decimals, divide by 60 and round down to get the minutes, round the remainder to one decimal. That way, any times above :59.950 and below a full minute get this anomaly, and also explains why it isn’t more frequent.
Saw the same issue today on someone’s time up the EPIC KOM.
Looks pretty strange, especially when you are on the last part of such a longer climb and think you start hallucinating