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I wonder why Strava randomly picks one of the challenges that are completed in a single activity. Usually Strava picks one that is subpar to the others.. Ie if a 30hr challenge, a 1hr challenge and a 5k challenge are completed i would like to see the one where i put most effort in displayed @ my activity. In this example that would be the 30hr challenge. Tho as said usually Strava picks a subpar one, ie the 5k or the 1hr. Ideally all completed challenges would be displayed, or less ideal but better than random would be if we could choose which challenge will be displayed from a dropbox.

My guess is that it may be choosing the first one that the activity completed to show (i.e., in your list, the 5k would typically be the first of those three to have been completed during that activity).  It would be nice, though, for them to list all of the ones completed.

 

Yesterday and today, I noticed that I am not getting the “partial challenge” completion notification being displayed on my activities.  (For example on Wednesday, I received a notification that 20% of a challenge had been completed.  I just finished an activity which brought me over the 60% mark, but did not receive a notification, nor did I receive one when I hit the 40% mark.  This is just one example, but has happened on multiple challenges.) Has there been some sort of update?

Yesterday and today, I noticed that I am not getting the “partial challenge” completion notification being displayed on my activities.  (For example on Wednesday, I received a notification that 20% of a challenge had been completed.  I just finished an activity which brought me over the 60% mark, but did not receive a notification, nor did I receive one when I hit the 40% mark.  This is just one example, but has happened on multiple challenges.) Has there been some sort of update?

Update - Now there are no challenge completion notifications at all when I complete an activity.  (I don’t think I am alone - I don’t see any on the activities of those I follow either.)

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