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Enduro 2 not showing up in list of compatible devices

kartoone
over 1 year ago

Yes, I have enabled support for every device that supports the Varia Radar, including the Fenix 7 ones, which is where Enduro 2 is listed. Yet, it only show "Enduro" in compatible devices for my data field app. How are some apps showing up with Enduro 2 listed as a compatible device? My app store listing is quite old, if that makes a difference?

  • 0 over 1 year ago

    I am a developer, and also an Enduro 2 user. Several days ago, I published my app to the Connect IQ store, found out that I can't install my own app on my watch lol.

    This issue seems existed for a long time, lots of posts talked about this issue already, and they "was notified" now?

    I don't know what Garmin's engineers are doing. I have to manually modified the compiler.json file according to other people's posts, so that the enduro2 appeared in my app's support list, so funny, 

  • 0 over 1 year ago in reply to LEVEL10

    From the bug report thread:

    After some deliberation it was decided that it makes the most sense to add the Enduro 2 "006-B4341-00" part number back into the device configuration for compatibility with the Connect IQ store despite the device receiving firmware updates via the Fenix 7x part number.

    The part number should be back in the device configuration today with a CIQ version of 5.0.0.

  • 0 over 1 year ago

    If your app supports auto migration there should be nothing you need to do, as we ran a migration today on all apps that support the Fenix 7X to enable the Enduro 2. If your app doesn't support auto migration, you will need to download the new device configurations using the SDK Manager, rebuild and upload a new version.

  • 0 1 day ago in reply to Kyle.ConnectIQ

    Kind of silly that Enduro and Enduro 3 are distinct products selectable in the manifest, but Enduro 2 is tacked onto the back of Fenix 7x. Maybe add Enduro 2 as a distinct product. I missed that until I happened across this thread.

  • 0 1 day ago in reply to DaveBrillhart
    DaveBrillhart said:
    Enduro 2 is tacked onto the back of Fenix 7x. Maybe add Enduro 2 as a distinct product. I missed that until I happened across this thread.

    Well, that and somebody mentioned it to you 3 days ago:

    forums.garmin.com/.../1972006

    flowstate said:
    - the fenix7x device has 4 part numbers, corresponding to: fenix 7X WW, fenix 7X APAC, tactix 7, Enduro 2 [**]
  • 0 1 day ago in reply to flowstate

    In the same thread it was also explained that (afaict) each CIQ device corresponds to a single hardware part number, while each (software) part number within a CIQ device corresponds to a software variant for that hardware.

    IOW, my understanding is that models which have the "same" (or similar enough) hardware are going to have the same hardware part number and be part of the same CIQ device definition.

    1) It seems that Fenix 7X (the physical device, not the CIQ device ID) has the same hardware part number as Enduro 2 (the physical device), which is why they are both part of the fenix7x CIQ device config in the first place.

    Indeed, some have described Enduro 2 as a "Fenix 7X with a big battery".

    2) It doesn't seem that the CIQ team is in control of these part numbers (this thread is part of the proof).

    3) I've never seen 2 CIQ device ids / configs with the same hardware part number, which is what would have to happen to fulfill your request (I'm gonna guess they would never do this)

    To be clear, my understanding is that Enduro and Enduro 3 have distinct enough hardware (compared to their Fenix cousins) to warrant their own hardware part numbers (and CIQ devices), but Enduro 2 is close enough (hardware-wise) to Fenix 7X that they share the same CIQ device ID / hardware part number.

    The CIQ team also explained to me in the past that "Edge 1000" and "Edge Explore" are both part of the same edge_1000 CIQ device because they have the "same" firmware. (I assume this meant 2 variants of the same base firmware. Or maybe it really is the exact same firmware, with differences at run-time based on part number)

    I brought up this oddity because Edge 1000 supports power meters, and Edge Explore does not, meaning that if you have an app which revolves around power meters, you cannot include Edge 1000 in the build while excluding Edge Explore.