Draft and published
Every workout you place is a draft until you publish it. Athletes never see a draft.
Draft controls athlete visibility, and nothing else. No one else has to approve a workout before you publish it.
What an athlete sees
Section titled “What an athlete sees”An athlete’s week shows the published workouts of their current week, resolved for them personally through any branches that apply.
A day with a draft on it reads to the athlete as a day with nothing on it.
On the calendar
Section titled “On the calendar”A published session renders as a filled pill. A draft renders hollow, with a dashed outline.
You publish from the day itself. To release a whole week at once, use Publish week on the microcycle bar in the timeline view.
Draft compared with archive
Section titled “Draft compared with archive”The two work on different things.
| Draft | Archive | |
|---|---|---|
| Applies to | A workout placed on a day | An item in a library |
| Controls | Whether athletes see it | Whether it appears in pickers |
| Affects placed work | It is the placed work | Never |
A rest day reaches the athlete as soon as you set it. There is nothing on it to finish, so it never waits for a publish.