I've noticed when testing the Edge 1000 and 520 indoors that when the Trouble Finding Satellites message pops up during an App, it will prevent the app from pushing a new view and it freezes the part of the view that is showing.
I've got an App that is essentially a guided workout that could be done indoors or outdoors. When this message pops up, it freezes the timer display. The timer does continue to run in the background because if I clear the message, it will jump to the correct timer value.
However, when the timer gets to zero, it's supposed to push a new view. But it just sits and waits for the user to clear the satellites message. It doesn't start the timer for the next view so the timing for the whole workout is off. I think I could work around the timing issue so the workout timing is kept accurate, but I don't think I can work around the frozen view issue directly. I'd have to disable GPS in advance to prevent the message from showing which is possible.
This wouldn't really be a big deal except the issue is complicated because the error message doesn't just show once even if I select cancel. The message pops up again in the next view so the user has to keep hitting cancel on every new interval.
I'm not sure what the intended functionality is supposed to be here
1) Is the native Trouble Finding Satellites banner even supposed to pop up in Apps? It doesn't seem to on a 735xt or Fenix 3.
2) When a native banner pops up like that should the partially showing view be expected to freeze?
3) Is cancelling the satellite search 1 time in an App supposed to be sufficient or is it suppose to pop up again when a new view is pushed?
It seems like to be consistent with the other intended functionality in Apps, native banners shouldn't happen at all. So having no Satellite banner at all and letting the app handle that aspect of display would be my preference.