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@ -122,4 +122,10 @@ As Garmin supports metric and imperial measurement systems, quick-plan can do th |
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- kph vs mph (for speed) and |
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- kph vs mph (for speed) and |
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- mpk vs mpm (for pace). |
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- mpk vs mpm (for pace). |
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If not specified -m value from configuration will be used ('metric' by default). |
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If not specified -m value from configuration will be used ('metric' by default). |
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## Known issues |
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- It is highly recommanded to use Google Spreadsheets or LibreOffice Calc to edit CSV files, as they both force line-feed (LF) |
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instead of carriage-return (CR) character for internal line breaks when defining workouts. |
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The parser we use is not able to parse CR values within the quoted values at the moment. |