I am building a running workout for Apple Watch and I have a problem to implement an "auto-pause" feature.
func workoutSession(_ workoutSession: HKWorkoutSession, didGenerate event: HKWorkoutEvent) {
						// Auto-pause
						if event.type == HKWorkoutEventType.motionPaused && workoutSettings.autoPause {
								print("Auto Pause")
								pauseWorkout()
						}
						if event.type == HKWorkoutEventType.motionResumed && workoutSettings.autoPause {
								print("Auto Resume")
								resumeWorkout()
						}
				}
If I pause the session with pauseWorkout (which calls pause() and method of HKWorkoutSession) the session never receives the .motionResumed event. All events are disabled during the pause.
If I don't pause the HKWorkoutSession, it's OK to auto-resume the workout, but the session continues to run and the elapsedTime continues to increase during the auto-pause.
What is the solution .
rbart
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