Maybe I misunderstand what this means. I don’t see how this combination should be possible.
My assumption is that the tick box should make it so I am no longer prompted when TR wants to adapt my training plan - instead it should just make the changes. In practice, it seems to do nothing other than show that the check box has been ticked.
If I select “Always Accept Adaptations”, why am I still prompted to accept adaptations? And why after viewing adaptations, do I still have the option to skip?
Is this not yet implemented, do I misunderstand what it’s supposed to do, or is it broken (either in general or just for me)?
After a while of wanting to convince the AI I knew better, I’ve finally decided I don’t and should just let it do its thing for my own good.
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Doug
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Yes, it’s set as well. I’d forgotten about it or I would have included with the message above. Thanks for pointing it out.
I’m guessing based on your reply that this should work as I expect and likely that means it’s something specific to my setup.
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Doug
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Will do. I thought it might be a more general “I don’t think that word means what you think it means” sort of issue or I’d have started there. Thanks for confirming.
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Doug
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I was wondering the same thing. I also confirmed the settings in my account. While I was curious about it, I don’t really view it as an issue as it isn’t a big deal to just push accept adaptations. I don’t really look ahead at workouts other than the one I’m about to do.
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It looks like we’ve got a bug here! 
Thanks for pointing this out. We’ll get this sorted out ASAP.
For now, you’ll have to continue to accept the prompted adaptations. 
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Super. Thanks for confirming it’s not just me. I agree with @bgoiffon above - it’s not a big deal. But will be nice to know when it should be working.
Thanks for replying so quickly.
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Doug
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