{"id":"6a9dfad45754decb694e9571","title":"2026 09 07 Issue 151","path":"how-to/committee/release-notes/2026-09-07-issue-151","contentMarkdown":"# 07-Sep-2026 — clearing a GPX route removes every trace of it, dragging the start pin updates every [#151](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/issues/151)\n\n## [build 883](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/actions/runs/34067162026) — [commit 8074f6e](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/commit/8074f6e22bde7b2ab4792cb5c2ba62634d37c009)\n\n_____\n\n## What's new\n\nThree walk editor problems on the Route tab are fixed. Clearing the GPX Route picker looked as if it worked but the route came back on save, because the cleared value never reached the server; it now removes the file, the directions, the route colour, weight and opacity, and the route line from the map. Dragging the start pin only changed the Starting Location text, keeping the old postcode and a stale grid reference; it now adopts the nearest postcode with its grid references and description, and still offers the other nearby postcodes in the dropdown with the previous one kept in the list. And the route was being drawn twice when the editor opened, which left a copy on the map that no clear could remove.\n\n## At a glance\n\n- The × on GPX Route clears the file, directions, route styling and the drawn route, and the clear survives saving\n- Dragging the start pin sets the postcode, grid references, description and coordinates together, with a warning and a dropdown of nearby postcodes when the postcode changes\n- The grid reference box and Google Maps link refresh after a drag\n- The route is drawn once when the editor opens and disappears cleanly when cleared","contentHtml":"

07-Sep-2026 — clearing a GPX route removes every trace of it, dragging the start pin updates every #151

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build 883 — commit 8074f6e

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What's new

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Three walk editor problems on the Route tab are fixed. Clearing the GPX Route picker looked as if it worked but the route came back on save, because the cleared value never reached the server; it now removes the file, the directions, the route colour, weight and opacity, and the route line from the map. Dragging the start pin only changed the Starting Location text, keeping the old postcode and a stale grid reference; it now adopts the nearest postcode with its grid references and description, and still offers the other nearby postcodes in the dropdown with the previous one kept in the list. And the route was being drawn twice when the editor opened, which left a copy on the map that no clear could remove.

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At a glance

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