Auto skip many waypoints by itself while I was on route. [5.2.0 - 474]
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Today i rode the route again. Just to see if the same problem happens again. And it did. Same place same result.
I lost cell coverage and approx 500 meters later, point 42 was skipped to point 56.See the result in the screenshot below

@M.-Schrijver send me a link to that route and if you want me to I'll have a look at it
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The same as on the first page:
https://www.myrouteapp.com/nl/social/route/14017569?mode=share -

Approx. at point 1 i lost my cell coverage.
At point 2 I heard and saw the auto skipping to point 56This was in the town center of Uelsen
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Jumping waypoints has been an issue for me for a while. I've had the issue with it skipping waypoints over several versions since the rewrite.
I have skipping waypoints and rerouting turned off.
I've noticed it when I'm doing a loop and an early waypoint and a later waypoint are nearby ~20 miles. It will jump to that point and not give any warning until it starts trying route me to the later point. I hadn't noticed the status of cell coverage but most areas I ride have poor coverage.
I made a forum post a while back and didn't get much response so thought it might be specific to my setup.
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Approx. at point 1 i lost my cell coverage.
At point 2 I heard and saw the auto skipping to point 56This was in the town center of Uelsen
@M.-Schrijver My suspicion is that at that moment, point 56 was closer than point 42 and the app wanted to go there. What I always try to do myself is place a point after the turn at every change of street/direction. If I see that there are no points on a long stretch, I add a few (after a fork or turn). Then, if something happens, I can skip the points more easily, or, as in your case, prevent the app from wanting to go to a closer point. Personally, I have automatic point skipping turned off (so this doesn't happen) and recalculate enabled.
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I agree that point 56 pretty close 42 is. And from certain point of view it is not that strange that MRA skipped to point 56. But....
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There was no reason recalculate. No roadworks, no deviation from my side. Me, the blue and white line were all still on the same road.
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The issue is reproducable. This means something is wrong. But what?
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When MRA is forced to recalculate (whatever the reason is). Why not recalculate to point 43. This is more obvious for the user.
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