Two rounds, one share
Biggest addition
A weekend tournament. Saturday you shoot a Bristol II, Sunday you shoot another. Together those count as a Double Bristol II: not a separate round of its own, just two shoots bundled into one combined record with their scores added together. The same idea works for shorter rounds you've done twice on the same day.
Up until now Fast saw those as two separate shoots in your history. The numbers were right if you went looking for them, but the History page treated the two halves like any other two scores: stacked one above the other, no visual link between them.
The two halves of the day live inside one box. Combined total at the top, share icon next to it.
Now, when Fast spots two of the same round close together (or three for a Triple, four for a Quadruple, or, if it was a really enthusiastic weekend, five for a Quintuple), it groups them. The combined total goes at the top, the qualifying shoots sit indented underneath, and there's a share icon right there on the header.
Tap that share icon and the whole record goes out in one share. One link, one image, one email, instead of two separate sends your records officer would have to mentally stitch together. Two rounds, one share.
What the share link looks like when your records officer opens it. Headline total at the top, full score sheet underneath.
Bug fixes
- Golden Records uploads now include the bow type and age group from the shoot. Fast wasn't sending these along with the score, so GR sensibly fell back to your member profile defaults. Wrong if you shot a different bow that day, or if you've changed age group since. Fast now sends them with the score, so the upload reflects what you actually shot.
- Yorkie silver and gold unlock at the score the description says. The thresholds and the description had drifted apart, so the achievement was firing on a different score than the one it claimed. They now agree.