band-agnostic: storage, ble seam, and the first non-whoop device - #280
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decoded_onehz was rec_ts PRIMARY KEY with REPLACE, and _queueRrBeats deleted the whole second before inserting. a second band at the same second didn't merge, it deleted the first one's row and beats, and raw prunes at 3 days so it's gone. same shape in samples, keyed on a whoop flash counter. now (device_id, ts_ms). ts_ms is rec_ts*1000 exactly — never plus the subsecond — so the key stays as unique as rec_ts was and the newest-wins dedupe is unchanged. device_id = '' is reserved permanently for the primary band; only secondaries get a real id, because an ios peripheral uuid or an android rpa would otherwise split one band into many. rec_ts stays as an indexed column so no read changed. two things bricked the ladder before this worked: two mid-ladder replays run before the v47 rung and named a column that doesn't exist yet, which throws inside onUpgrade and quarantines the db. and the importer would have taken the defaults and REPLACE'd a whole export down to one row. also here: beat_ts_ms was written and never read, so every dropout under a second was invisible and got spliced out of the time axis. rr beats with no matching frame row were silently dropped. hrSamplesInRange was the one decoded reader missing the source filter. two scanners each stopped the other's scan and then awaited it, so a scan could report "found nothing" with no error. observation table for what a band computes itself, isolated from every baseline. algo 77.
two walls made every other band invisible. the scan passed an os-level service filter of the two whoop uuids, so a chest strap advertising 180d never reached our code and the user got "no whoop found". and connect aborted unless four characteristics were present — a generic hrs device has one. that second wall is the whole reason hr_sensor.dart exists as a second parallel ble stack. both now come off a const registry in lib/ble/adapters/. it references protocol's GattProfile and BandProfile rather than restating uuids or header lengths — the only new facts are the three inner-record offsets the engine had inline (opcode, version, counter), and they're required in the constructor so no whoop number hides behind a default. _bandOwner was one process-wide static, so a second engine could never hold a different peripheral. keyed by remoteId now. note this makes two concurrent gatt links possible for the first time, and we don't know the per-oem android cap — logged in the assumptions ledger as needs-device. also: sync_policy's three constants encode whoop's offload model as if it were universal. the time-base one is now countable — a band whose clock is uptime-not-epoch is distinguishable from an unset rtc instead of both just incrementing dropped. the idle timeout and the liveness fuse genuinely need the adapter seam, so they're marked, not guessed at. isGen5 inventory in docs/: 30 sites, 21 data 9 behaviour. two of them say do not unify — the comments record what flipping them broke.
AccessorySetup.swift carried its own hardcoded pair of whoop service uuids alongside the ones in Info.plist. apple already requires every descriptor criterion to be declared there, so that array is by definition the complete set — the swift constants are just a second copy that can drift. deleted them; showPicker builds its items from Bundle.main now, so adding a band is a dart-only edit. the plist array is generated from the registry by tool/, and a unit test asserts the committed file matches. a script phase that rewrites a tracked file mid-build fails open — stale plist, build still green — which is the failure mode worth avoiding here. four .first calls made ios look single-device when it isn't. two were real bugs, not just truncation: the picker completion returned accessories.first, so once a second band is provisioned it hands dart the OLD device's uuid to connect to. and dropping the restored peripherals lost the arc retain on ones still carrying a pending connect that bluetoothd holds — a peripheral we don't hold is one cancelPending can't cancel, so the two centrals fight over it. note showPicker still can't add a second band: BleRestoreManager.start makes a central at launch whenever a band is paired, and the picker fails once any central exists. the addAnother path is plumbing, and the teardown belongs with the device screen. left the early return in so a repeat pair tap doesn't become a guaranteed failure. also corrected the TN3115 claim in the header — note 5 attaches to force-quit and the control-centre toggle only, and it's apps GAINING relaunch, not losing it. the real stakes are that on ios 18+ the picker is the pairing path, so a missing uuid means the band can't be paired at all.
PairedDevice was two prefs strings — no list, no per-device state, no way to hold two. there's a device table now (schema 49) and its id IS the device_id the v47 re-key put in front of decoded_onehz, which had nothing on the other end of it until now. '' stays the primary's row permanently; the unstable remoteId lives in a plain column that can change under it. adapter_id is nullable on purpose — the link may not have said which band it is, and null is the refusal every per-family metric already reads. the prefs pair is kept as a mirror of the primary rather than deleted. the table lives in a db that _openOrRebuild can quarantine and wipeAll empties, and either would silently unpair a working band. table wins when it has the row. backup skips the primary device row deliberately. a remote_id is a per-install handle — a cbperipheral uuid unique to phone and install, or a rotating rpa. importing someone's export would leave the app claiming a band that isn't there. live_coverage gets device_id so the equal-rank step fix can finally fire — a walk logged by two bands stops doubling. nothing writes a non-empty id yet, so it's inert by data now rather than by schema. screen shows two buckets, live and not-yet, with a reason and a permanence on every not-yet row. fitbit/withings/xiaomi/zepp say "not a matter of time" because their key is vendor-server-issued, which is a decline and not a schedule. gen5 reads experimental — decoded, but nobody here has worn one. and any unknown band is no longer asserted to be a whoop 4. v49 rung is ~3ms and o(1) — add-column with a constant default doesn't rewrite the table.
turns out a refused NUMBER could never reach the prompt — three guards already stopped it. the leak was one level up, and this file already documented it: a model handed hrv and rhr free-associates tone from the sub-metrics and can contradict the score itself. readinessBand was added to stop that when readiness is present. when readiness is refused there's no score left to contradict, so the guard was missing exactly where the hazard is worst. silence is the one input shape a model fills in. so refusals are now stated with their reason instead of omitted, using whyFromNote — the same parser the metric cards already use, so no new vocabulary. the system prompt says a withheld metric may be named as unavailable and nothing else: no value, no range, no direction, no quality word, and never reasoned out of the numbers that WERE given. calling recovery strong while readiness is withheld is stating the withheld number. the structural filter sits in the prompt builder rather than the collector, because every prompt goes through that one function and collectors get added. worth knowing: an absent metric arrives here as the em dash STRING, not null — _scalarMetric writes v ?? '—'. caught, but the leak surface was stringly.
hr_sensor.dart is gone — 331 lines, its own scanner on one radio, its own sharedprefs pairing store, its own parallel flutter_blue_plus stack. it only ever existed because connect demanded four characteristics, and that wall came down last wave. 0x180D is the third registry entry. worth saying what that did and didn't buy: the identity half of BandEntry held exactly — id, label, service, required characteristics, no change needed. the wire half didn't. GattProfile IS six named whoop characteristics and BandProfile IS a framed envelope over a closed enum, and protocol is sealed, so both are nullable now with framed/notify constructors. the inner offsets are -1 on a notify entry — they name a position in a payload it never sends, and -1 throws where 2/1/3 would quietly read a wrong byte. and the session half doesn't exist at all. a BandEntry describes a band, it can't drive one — SET_CLOCK, INIT, drain, RecordGate, batch ack and the liveness fuse are all still hardcoded in _doConnect, so the strap needed its own ~200 lines anyway. that's what run(BandLink) is for and it isn't built. the registry buys shared identity, not shared plumbing, and that's written into its header not just a report. net -217 lines. hrs_link.dart is the same size as what it replaced; the win is one pairing store, one scanner, one stack. arm() lost its sessionId because rows are time-keyed in the substrate now, which deletes the re-arm bug outright instead of fixing it — back-to-back workouts could file B's beats under A's session. rows land with source='ble_hrs' and a minted device_id (never ''), so the admission gate excludes them from every derivation until a strap is actually verified. beat_ts_ms stays NULL: durations are exact, the arrival second isn't, and anchor-minus-durations would be a measured claim. read side: the admission gate is one mechanism now instead of eleven literal predicates, and two readers turned out to have no gate at all. three sites that looked identical mean "the primary band" rather than "admitted" — lastDecodedRecTs is the sync data edge, and a strap second there tells sync it made progress it didn't. external hr never goes to apple health / health connect. a sample in a system store carries no qualifier and no source seam, every other app reads it as one series measured one way, and the only reversal is ours to run, not the user's.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds registry-driven BLE support for WHOOP, Bluetooth Heart Rate Service, and Oura devices. It adds device-aware storage, physiological validation, sensor pairing flows, family-aware derivation, and explicit withheld-metric handling in morning briefings. ChangesBLE registry and transport
Sensor adapters and pairing
Device-aware persistence
Physiological processing
Briefing and supporting presentation updates
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HrsLink-->>PairSensorScreen: return paired device state
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6410-6421: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRead the archive revision byte from the band entry, not from the literal
inner[1].
_ingestHistoricalFramenow reads the record-version byte atentry.innerVersionOffset(Line 3607), and_counterFromInnerreads the counter atentry.innerCounterOffset(Line 5092). This archive path still hard-codesinner[1]for the same record-version byte. Both values agree forkWhoopGen4andkWhoopGen5, so there is no defect today. A future entry with a differentinnerVersionOffsetwould make the burst breakdown bucket a different byte than the ingest path reads, and the two would disagree silently.Pass the offset in from the caller, or hand
onUndecodableRecordthe revision the ingest path already computed.As per coding guidelines: "Maintain one source per concern: one raw decode point, sleep segmentation path, readiness path, frame-ingest path, and notification emitter."
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The coding guidelines state that
decoded_onehzINSERT-OR-REPLACE must stay keyed byrec_ts. This DDL moves the identity to(device_id, ts_ms)and keepsrec_tsas an indexed read key only. The change is deliberate and the same-batchdecoded_rrbeat deletion is preserved, so the guideline text is now stale. Update the guideline in the same PR so the next reader does not treat the re-key as a regression.As per coding guidelines: "Keep decoded_onehz INSERT-OR-REPLACE keyed by rec_ts, and delete evicted counters' decoded_rr beats in the same batch."
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In `@lib/ai/briefing_engine.dart`:
- Around line 141-150: Update the timestamp handling around onset and wake in
the sleep-record transformation to add a bare withheld entry for bedtime when
onset is null or non-positive, and for wake_time when wake is null or
non-positive; retain the existing _hhmm conversion for valid timestamps.
In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart`:
- Around line 707-711: Update _claimBand so it evaluates the existing
_bandOwners[remoteId] incumbent and completes the BandClaimDecision handling
before releasing _claimedBandId when switching peripherals. Ensure a
yieldToOwner result returns false while preserving the previous claim; release
the old claim only on paths that actually grant the new claim.
In `@lib/ble/hrs_link.dart`:
- Around line 336-351: Update the batch that writes decoded_rr in the
surrounding HRS link flow to delete existing beats for the same device_id and
ts_ms whose beat_index is at least slot.rr.length before or alongside the
replacement inserts. Preserve the decoded_onehz insert-or-replace behavior keyed
by rec_ts and keep all operations in the same batch.
- Around line 184-229: Update HrsLink.arm to serialize concurrent startup
attempts with an in-flight guard, returning without starting a second session
while one is underway. Before publishing the session as armed, revalidate that
the connection and required measurement subscription are still valid after
asynchronous setup; if disarm occurred or the device disconnected, clean up and
return false. Ensure the guard is cleared on every success and failure path,
including exceptions.
In `@lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart`:
- Around line 1381-1392: Resolve the analytics API mismatch used by
calibrationFor at the call sites around lines 5282, 5977, and 6155: either
convert the supplied maps from String keys to DeviceFamily keys, or commit the
string-keyed analytics API and update the pinned analytics revision together.
Ensure clean CI analysis succeeds without leaving the pin and API out of sync.
In `@lib/compute/onehz_pipeline.dart`:
- Around line 1571-1574: Update the return expression in the cadence calculation
to call HeartRateZones.timeInZone(samples, zoneSet) directly, removing the
null-aware operator and const {} fallback because the method returns
non-nullable TimeInHeartRateZone.
In `@lib/compute/substrate.dart`:
- Around line 149-160: Update beatTimesMs to reject non-null tsSubsec values
outside the valid raw u16 tick range 0..32767, returning the prefilled null
output before calculating anchor. Preserve the existing behavior for null or
empty inputs and valid tick counts, and ensure no out-of-range value reaches the
anchor calculation.
- Around line 698-716: Complete the v77 changelog by documenting the
kMinPlausibleRrMs–kMaxPlausibleRrMs interval window and kMaxSustainedAccelG
rejection, without describing the measured beat timestamps or beat-only seconds
as v77 changes. Update the changelog in lib/compute/substrate.dart (lines
32-101); the anchor at lib/compute/substrate.dart (lines 698-716) and sibling
sites in lib/compute/derive_prepare.dart (lines 506-539 and 584-606) require no
direct changes.
In `@lib/data/db.dart`:
- Around line 7234-7242: Restrict the ts_ms backfill branch in the merge-row
processing flow to the specific re-keyed tables that support device_id and the
associated columns, rather than checking only cols.contains('ts_ms'). Keep the
existing timestamp validation and backfill behavior unchanged for those tables,
while ensuring workout_route rows cannot enter this branch.
- Around line 4162-4174: Update the migration’s INSERT SELECT to normalize the
copied rec_ts/time column itself with the same zero fallback used for the
temporary key, ensuring NULL timestamps become 0 and are handled by existing
retention pruning and read behavior. Revise the nearby comment to describe this
normalization accurately.
In `@lib/data/live_coverage_policy.dart`:
- Around line 288-290: Update the comparator used by spans.sort to add
deterministic final tie-breakers after rank and startTs: compare deviceId, then
endTs. Preserve the existing descending rank and ascending startTs ordering
while ensuring spans with identical primary keys always have a consistent order.
In `@lib/data/local_repository_impl.dart`:
- Around line 3774-3777: Expose the HR ceiling motion-gate calibration data used
by the ceilingNote expression, making the gen4 and gen5 _motionGateG entries
available through a public hrCeilingMotionGateG map or predicate compatible with
calibrationFor. Update the reference so the clean checkout compiles while
preserving null results for null or unknown families.
In `@lib/state/app_state.dart`:
- Around line 3294-3303: Reset _lastSeenGeneration in unpair() so a subsequent
pairing always persists its first reported generation, including when it matches
the previous band. Leave LocalDb.upsertDevice’s default primary-row targeting
unchanged.
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart`:
- Around line 6410-6421: Update the historical archive handling around
onHistoricalData and _ingestHistoricalFrame to use the band entry’s
innerVersionOffset (or the revision already computed by the ingest path) instead
of hard-coding inner[1]. Preserve the existing -1 behavior for frames too short
to contain the required revision byte, and keep burstStats.onHistoricalData
aligned with the ingest path’s decoded revision.
In `@lib/data/db.dart`:
- Around line 3698-3754: Update the repository coding guideline describing
decoded_onehz INSERT-OR-REPLACE so it reflects the new (device_id, ts_ms)
identity while retaining rec_ts as the indexed read key; preserve the existing
requirement to delete evicted counters’ decoded_rr beats in the same batch.
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Based on technical documentation from the OpenStrap project, openstrap_analytics is a Dart-based library responsible for processing raw sensor data into metrics [1][2]. The specific term hrCeilingMotionGateG appears to be an internal configuration parameter or threshold mechanism used within the analytics pipeline's motion and heart-rate estimation modules, rather than a public-facing API or a commercial sensor product [3][4]. In the context of the openstrap_analytics codebase, metrics are derived from raw data streams (such as accelerometer and PPG data) with associated confidence scores [2]. The "Gate" terminology within this project is commonly used for signal validation or "plausibility checks" to filter noise or invalid samples—for example, ensuring that sensor data aligns with expected physical bounds or "Unix gate" timing constraints before processing [4]. The "hrCeiling" likely refers to a physiological limit imposed on heart rate derivations to prevent artifact misinterpretation, and "MotionGateG" likely refers to a motion-based filtering mechanism (potentially related to gravity or accelerometer thresholds) [4]. Publicly available hardware devices with similar names, such as the NYCE Ceiling Motion Sensor or HR series microwave sensors, are unrelated to this software-defined analytics library [5][6][7]. If you are working with the OpenStrap source code directly, you should refer to the internal documentation within the library's repository, specifically under the lib/src/onehz/motion or similar directory structures, where these gating constants are defined and calibrated [3][8][4].
Citations:
- 1: OpenStrap/analytics@1492a1b
- 2: https://github.com/OpenStrap/edge
- 3: OpenStrap/analytics@OpenStrap:36a7573...OpenStrap:0d243fc
- 4: fix(gen5): SET_CLOCK revision byte + honest v18 decode #188
- 5: https://www.nycesensors.com/product/ceiling-motion-sensor
- 6: https://www.rollingcenter.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Microwave-Motion-Sensor-HR50HR50-Uni.pdf
- 7: https://www.automat-doors.ru/uploaded/site2_HR82C.pdf
- 8: OpenStrap/analytics@OpenStrap:922dfcb...OpenStrap:0d243fc
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The term hrCeilingMotionGateG appears to be a technical parameter or constant associated with human activity tracking, specifically within the OpenStrap analytics codebase [1][2]. It is used in the context of calibrating motion and activity estimations, particularly for daily step estimation and energy expenditure algorithms [2][3]. Based on the technical documentation from the associated repository, the calibration of such gates is designed to distinguish between true ambulatory movement and sedentary or "fidget" behavior by leveraging heart rate (HR) and motion data [2][3]. Key aspects of this system include: - Purpose: It serves as a movement gate that works in conjunction with heart rate data to identify valid ambulatory minutes [2][4]. - Calibration: Systems of this type utilize per-user calibration (such as StepCalibration or cadence learning) to re-center parameters and tighten the gate floor, ensuring the model is personalized to the user's physiology rather than relying solely on generic literature constants [2][3]. - Functionality: The gate helps prevent false positives—such as counting resting noise or sedentary movement as steps—by requiring movement to clear a fixed threshold while simultaneously validating that the heart rate is elevated above a resting baseline [2]. For specific implementation details, please refer to the motion and steps modules within the OpenStrap analytics documentation, as these parameters are tuned for hybrid step counting (using both high-frequency real pedometry and 1 Hz estimation) [2][3].
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- 1: OpenStrap/analytics@3497e02
- 2: OpenStrap/analytics@d2d9409
- 3: OpenStrap/analytics@2a11088
- 4: OpenStrap/analytics@19e6392
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req = urllib.request.Request(api, headers={"Accept": "application/vnd.github+json", "User-Agent": "review-inspector"})
with urllib.request.urlopen(req) as response:
data = json.load(response)
paths = [item["path"] for item in data.get("tree", []) if "device" in item["path"].lower() or item["path"].endswith("onehz.dart")]
print("--- candidate paths ---")
for path in paths:
print(path)
for path in paths:
if path.endswith("device.dart"):
url = f"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenStrap/analytics/{sha}/{path}"
print(f"--- {path} ---")
with urllib.request.urlopen(url) as response:
text = response.read().decode()
lines = text.splitlines()
for i, line in enumerate(lines):
if any(term in line for term in ("calibrationFor", "hrCeilingMotionGateG", "DeviceFamily", "unknownFamilyNote", "gen4", "gen5")):
start = max(0, i - 5)
end = min(len(lines), i + 8)
for n in range(start, end):
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Expose the HR ceiling motion-gate calibration map. calibrationFor uses (Map<DeviceFamily, T>, String?) and returns null for null or unknown families. The locked analytics revision does not export hrCeilingMotionGateG; it only defines the private _motionGateG map for gen4 and gen5. Expose a public map or predicate before using this call, or the clean checkout will fail to compile.
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In `@lib/data/local_repository_impl.dart` around lines 3774 - 3777, Expose the HR
ceiling motion-gate calibration data used by the ceilingNote expression, making
the gen4 and gen5 _motionGateG entries available through a public
hrCeilingMotionGateG map or predicate compatible with calibrationFor. Update the
reference so the clean checkout compiles while preserving null results for null
or unknown families.
the registry described bands but couldn't drive one — SET_CLOCK, INIT, drain, RecordGate, batch ack and the liveness fuse were all hardcoded in _doConnect, so the strap still wrote ~200 lines of its own. this is run(BandLink): five members, async* so auth is just whatever runs before the first yield, and one confirm() callback covering trim-on-ack, fetch-by-range, file transfer and live-only. proved it on 0x180D first because it's the hostile case for a whoop-shaped seam — no envelope, no crc, one notify characteristic, no offload, no clock. it fit without a special case. three changes to the design that were wrong on contact: confirm() returns bool, not void. gen4's shipped remedy for a batch ack that keeps failing is for the HOST to bounce the link, and void can't carry that — the seam as drawn would have swallowed the failure and let the band re-flood forever. notify() hands over (atSec, bytes) instead of raw bytes. the sketch had DateTime.now() inside the adapter, which puts a clock in adapter code and makes TimeAnchor.arrival untestable — a fixture replay would stamp today's epoch. stamped at the radio edge now. BandEntry instead of a separate BandDiscovery, because the uuid it would restate is the one tool/gen_ios_ask_plist.dart generates the ASK array from, and on ios 18+ that array decides whether a band can be paired at all. one declaration. the dangerous-opcode block moved into the link's write with no opt-out. in the engine it's bypassable through one audited allowDangerous flag; at the link there's no flag, so no adapter — contributor's included — can reach FORCE_TRIM, REBOOT or POWER_CYCLE by any path. honest accounting: the seam cost 509 lines to move ~90 out of hrs_link. wave 1 is net growth. what it buys is that those ~90 are all a second live-only sensor writes, and that hrs_link no longer holds a decoder. the plan's "49 lines" is right for the class body and wrong as a contributor estimate — the real number for a live-only sensor is ~260 with the file and its mandatory test. ble_engine.dart: zero lines changed. gen4 and gen5 move in wave 2.
…n5 data two things. first, a bug we shipped last commit. GattBandLink.write had none of what _write has — no write chain, no staleness guard, no test hook. it can't bite yet because ble_hrs never writes, and it bites silently the first time any adapter does. flutter_blue_plus resolves a characteristic against whatever connection to that peripheral is live NOW, not the one it was discovered on, so a stale adapter's queued ack with a re-used sequence number lands on a brand-new link. WriteChain is a shared type with one instance per link, not a shared chain — a chain serialises one peripheral's command characteristic, and sharing an instance would let a parked write on the band block a chest strap's, which is the exact thing keying _bandOwners by remoteId exists to allow. a link has no session to be owned by, so the staleness guard is close() plus a flag checked at dequeue, called from disarm() before the subscription is cancelled — an adapter's finally can still write on the way out. dangerous opcodes stay outside the chain, same as _write: a destructive opcode must not wait behind a parked write to be refused. second, the data half of the isGen5 split. 13 of the inventory's 21 rows moved into the registry; 44 occurrences down to 24. same opcode, same payload, from a table instead of an if — every field is pinned in a test against the literal from the arm it replaced, plus one asserting the two bands differ on every opcode, which is what catches a copy-paste row that any single-band assertion would pass. eight declined and worth writing down. runAlarm and buzzPattern are data a const table can't hold — gen5's body is computed, so a field would just transcribe twelve bytes into a second place and the body branch stays anyway. the alarm discriminators are already table-driven, not branches. three are log strings with no wire meaning. one sits inside the behaviour branch above it. and one inventory error: _maybeAugmentClockEpoch isn't a band branch at all. it reads the opcode on the RECEIVED RESPONSE, and we send getClock on both bands — keying it off session.band would change behaviour for a 147 reply and diverge from the parse in protocol it exists to patch. both do-not-unify rows moved as flags, not unified, comments travelling with them. burstCountGateEnforced defaults false now, so an unmeasured third band gets the advisory behaviour instead of a permanent stall. all 9 behaviour sites stay exactly where they are. run(BandLink) was declined for gen4 — see ASSUMPTIONS section G — so there's nowhere for behaviour to go and no point pretending otherwise.
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In `@docs/isgen5-inventory.md`:
- Around line 23-26: Correct the inventory breakdown around the stated remaining
isGen5 reads so the total of 24 is arithmetically consistent with the categories
and the 11 reads attributed to the 9 behaviour sites. Update the total or
explicitly identify the omitted reads, while preserving the document’s intended
classification.
In `@lib/ble/adapters/gatt_link.dart`:
- Around line 90-98: Update _find to normalize characteristic UUIDs before
comparison, using c.uuid.str128 against the canonical requested UUID or
equivalently expanding both short and full forms; ensure the standard 2a37 value
matches 00002a37. Add a regression test covering the 2a37 characteristic lookup.
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wore a whoop 5, paired, live hr, and a full drain completed — the trim token reached sync_cursor, so the band was told it may release that flash. that's the promotion path in the ledger, hardware in hand, not a fixture passing. it was showing his own working band as experimental. and the +0.031% i recorded for A1 was a lower bound presented as a measurement. it came from a run that forced tsSubsec=0, which isolates the staircase→chain term and none of the real sub-second effect. on his own export: rmssd 78.571 → 73.198, −6.84%. one night the other way. sdnn and the beat count move too, which the note said they wouldn't. not a defect — beat_ts_ms anchors a record's LAST beat and walks back through the durations, so a 4-beat record's first beat sits ~1444ms before its own rec_ts, and it scales one rr per beat exactly as that predicts. the dropout test is (rrTsMs[i]-rrTsMs[i-1]) - rrMs[i] > 1000, and on the staircase two beats inside one record differed by 0ms, so it could never fire. sub-second dropouts were structurally invisible. 0.41% of beats step backwards where records overlap. the guard never takes a backwards jump, so it's handled. rr_ts_ms read 0.00% non-monotonic only because a staircase is trivially monotonic — it was hiding the overlap, not preventing it. which number is closer to truth is still unknown. the band's hr comes off the same beat detector as rr_ms, so it can't answer. that needs the h10 worn alongside.
the pin said d9362a6 — analytics main — and every cadence fix lives on d6ba41c. pubspec_overrides is gitignored, so my phone build resolved path: ../analytics and got them; CI has no overrides and would have built v77's changelog against analytics without a single one of the analytics-side fixes in it. that's the v42 shape the comment at the top of this file already warns about: edge v43 documented the MAD fallback, the pinned sha never had it, and the bug stayed live through 0.9.15. pubspec, kAnalyticsPin and the lockfile all say d6ba41c now, and the lock is regenerated with the overrides moved out of the way so CI resolves the same bytes. protocol stays on 4ce8f02 — that's #33's head, which is the fix itself; main's f01ad07 is the merge plus a docs commit and moves no decoder.
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the one that matters: Guid.str ALWAYS returns the short form for a sig
uuid — flutter_blue_plus_platform_interface guid.dart:66 — so
'2a37'.startsWith('00002a37') is false on every platform, not just some.
arm() reported the measurement characteristic missing and aborted. the
whole 0x180d path was dead on arrival and no test could see it because
nobody owns a strap. matching goes through str128 now, and the two
identical copies in ble_engine got the same fix — latent there because
whoop's uuids are 128-bit, but the same trap.
also deleted the comment claiming the os hands back shorthand "on some
platforms". it always does.
_claimBand released this engine's claim before evaluating the incumbent,
so a yieldToOwner returned false having already dropped the key on a
peripheral it still held a link to — connect() calls claim before
teardown. release moved below the switch.
arm() is memoized now, so two unawaited calls share one attempt, and it
refuses to publish if a disarm ran underneath it. the reported mechanism
was half wrong: the connection listener can't interleave, it's
registered after the last await. the real one is a workout ending inside
the 12s connect, which left the link armed with no device — every
pending second discarded and every later arm short-circuiting, dead for
the rest of the process.
unpair() didn't reset _lastSeenGeneration, so a same-generation re-pair
skipped upsertDevice and left adapter_id blank again. _lastSeenStrapNameRaw
had the identical bug one line over.
tsSubsec is bounded before it becomes a beat anchor — refuses rather than
clamps, same as plausibleHrOrNull. note this one is justified by the wire
scale, not by data: the export i had predates the column.
a NULL rec_ts row escaped the prune entirely — the prune filters the
original column, not the key, and NULL < ? is NULL. immortal and
invisible, since every read gates > 0. and the ts_ms backfill triggered
on column presence, so workout_route rows fell through and vanished
silently. named the three re-keyed tables instead of sniffing.
briefing records bedtime/wake_time as withheld when the timestamps are
missing, bare — they're raw columns, not metric envelopes, so there's no
note to read a reason from.
two of coderabbit's "already addressed in bea5178" claims were false;
neither fix was in the tree. one suggestion refuted outright — removing
the null-aware call on timeInZone would break the build, that warning
came from the old pin too.
and the v77 pin-debt block still said the debt was unpaid. it was paid in
633f0a9. rewritten with a git show check per item, which is the v43
lesson applied to its own changelog.
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lib/data/db.dart (2)
424-424: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRegister new durable tables in recovery and selected-day export paths.
deviceandobservationare created and merged during restore, but_salvageTablesomits both andexportDaysDbneither creates nor copies them. A database rebuild loses observations and secondary-device metadata. A selected-day export loses its observations and leaves secondarydevice_idvalues without metadata after restore.
lib/data/db.dart#L424-L424: adddeviceto_salvageTables; create and copy device metadata inexportDaysDb.lib/data/db.dart#L1732-L1755: addobservationto_salvageTables; create it inexportDaysDband copy rows for selecteddatevalues.As per coding guidelines: “When adding or changing a capability, cover every call path, including all raw decode paths and all relevant export/session triggers.”
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deviceIdduring coverage recovery.hasLiveCoverageWindowmatches only timestamps, and the checkpoint stores no device ID. A secondary-device recovery can therefore skip its row when a primary-device row has the same window, while recovered rows default tokPrimaryDeviceId. Store and passdeviceId, and include it in the deduplication predicate.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1806-1815: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse
str128, notstr, when matching advertised service UUIDs.
advNamesis built fromr.advertisementData.serviceUuids.map((g) => g.str.toLowerCase()).Guid.strreturns the SIG short form for any SIG-assigned UUID, the exact defect this PR fixes ingatt_link.dart'sgattUuidMatchesand in this file's own service-discovery loop (s.uuid.str128at the_doConnectmatch).kFramedBandstoday holds only WHOOP's fully custom 128-bit UUIDs, so.strhappens to already return the full form and this path is not currently broken. But it silently reproduces the same bug the moment any framed band with a SIG-assigned or base-UUID-suffixed service UUID is added to the registry, with no test able to catch it locally (since it depends onflutter_blue_plus'sGuidshortening behavior).Match on
g.str128.toLowerCase()here for consistency withgattUuidMatchesand the discovery loop.♻️ Proposed fix
- final advNames = r.advertisementData.serviceUuids.map( - (g) => g.str.toLowerCase(), - ); + final advNames = r.advertisementData.serviceUuids.map( + (g) => g.str128.toLowerCase(), + );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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207-213: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the analytics pin rationale.
d6ba41cd1d3a5a463a051b4b872bbaf5a3c00543adds measured-cadence handling, abstention, acceleration-validity propagation, and related analytics changes beyond NaN/±inf rejection. Replace the “Still no bump” paragraph with the algorithm 77 rationale.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/ble/adapters/oura.dart`:
- Around line 191-196: Update the batch-drain logic around _collectBatch so an
empty got.events batch is handled based on got.summary.received and
got.summary.bytesLeft: treat no received bytes as an empty reply, but when bytes
were received and bytesLeft is still positive, log the unparsable batch and
advance the cursor using the batch summary instead of returning silently.
Preserve normal completion handling when no bytes remain.
- Around line 176-177: Update the setup sequence around the two BandLink.write
calls to capture and validate each returned confirmation independently. Surface
a failure for either the notify-flag write or time-sync write using the
adapter’s existing error-handling/logging path, while preserving the current
command order and behavior on successful writes.
- Around line 293-295: Thread the original notification bytes from the BLE
notify listener through _Inbox and _collectBatch, and archive those bytes
directly instead of rebuilding frames from f.tag, f.payload.length, and
f.payload. Widen the _Inbox record type and update next/firstWhere typing while
preserving firstWhere’s existing rec.$2 return behavior.
In `@lib/compute/substrate.dart`:
- Around line 152-160: Update the beat-placement loop around plausibleRrOrNull
so a null result immediately stops placement before back is increased or used to
position earlier beats; preserve existing handling for valid intervals and
timestamp bounds.
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart`:
- Around line 1806-1815: Update the advNames mapping in the service-discovery
logic to use each UUID’s str128 value before lowercasing, matching the existing
gattUuidMatches and _doConnect discovery behavior; leave the surrounding
framed-band matching logic unchanged.
In `@lib/data/db.dart`:
- Line 424: Update lib/data/db.dart at lines 424-424 and 1732-1755: include
device and observation in _salvageTables, create both tables in exportDaysDb,
and copy device metadata plus observation rows matching the selected date values
into exports. Ensure restore and selected-day export preserve observations and
secondary-device metadata.
- Around line 2042-2056: Update live coverage recovery to retain the originating
deviceId: persist deviceId in the recovery checkpoint, pass it through the
recovery insertion path to the live coverage insert method, and include deviceId
in hasLiveCoverageWindow’s deduplication predicate so primary and secondary rows
with identical timestamps remain distinct.
In `@pubspec.yaml`:
- Around line 207-213: Update the comment immediately above the analytics
dependency ref in the pubspec configuration to replace the “Still no bump”
rationale with the algorithm 77 rationale, accurately describing the
measured-cadence handling, abstention, acceleration-validity propagation, and
related analytics changes introduced by commit
d6ba41cd1d3a5a463a051b4b872bbaf5a3c00543.
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the whole hrs path shipped unreachable — arm() reads a `device` row and nothing ever wrote one, so it returned false on every call, forever. adds the scan, a picker screen that's generic over a BandEntry (so the ring reuses it), and a live reading so a paired strap isn't invisible. the device id is MINTED, never the ble remote id — that's a per-app CBPeripheral uuid on ios and a rotating rpa on android, and it's a primary key. derived from the remote id rather than random so re-pairing the same strap lands back on its own row. ios: an fbp scan creates a CBCentralManager and showPicker dies once one exists. checked the plugin — setOptions/setLogLevel both return above the lazy init, and they're the only fbp calls at startup, so on a phone with no band paired there genuinely isn't one yet. so the scan is held back until something's provisioned, with a "search anyway" out, because a restart undoes it and a strap-only user would be stuck otherwise. still captures only. nothing derives from a strap until i've held one.
the decode was all there and nothing called it. this is the half that was missing. key install is tag 0x24, `24 10 <16 bytes>`, in the clear — it's what creates the credential the aes challenge/response uses, so it can't itself be authenticated. goes first, before any nonce. reply 0x25, status at payload[0]. silence counts as a refusal. a ring that already holds a key might just not answer, and writing a device row on a quiet ring spends someone's factory reset for nothing. order is keychain → wire → ack → full auth round trip → device row last, so a crash anywhere costs a retry and not a reset. the key lives in the keychain, not the db — health_uploader ships exportCopy() whole on the contribution path, so anything in `device` or `sync_cursor` leaves the phone. timestamps: the arrival-derived origin is gone. it moved by ble jitter on every connect, so the same second got written under two different ts_ms and REPLACE couldn't collapse them. the adapter takes an anchor now, holds what it can't place, and drops it rather than inventing one. killed the host's duplicate decode pass with it. a rebooted ring used to look exactly like "nothing new" — cursor days ahead, getEvents matches nothing, permanent silent stall. it says so now and the cursor resets. also the cursor write was fire-and-forget from a callback and teardown could drop it. no builder for factory reset, dfu, flight mode, manufacturing mode or the erase. their absence is the only thing stopping them. nobody here owns a ring. all of this is unverified against hardware.
adds "add a sensor" and the rows for what comes back. the strap moves out of NOT YET because it's reachable now, and the tier-1 rung gets drawn even empty — an unreachable empty rung is something to go hunting for, a reachable one is an invitation. tier is nullable now. the ring writes NULL deliberately (it supplies no signal, so there's no quality to rank) and my first pass fell that back to the phone's rung — which told you your ring was reporting steps. an unranked source sorts last, gets no tier pill, and says "paired · storing what it sends". a sensor is NOT isBand. that flag gates the "no band is paired" card, rename/find/battery, and unpair() — a strap satisfying it would have taken that card off the screen of someone whose sleep and recovery are still abstaining, and pointed a chest strap's forget button at the whoop. experimental isn't gated on isBand any more either. it exists for exactly the devices nobody here has held, which is the set that didn't have the flag. the live reading is subscribed on this screen and nowhere higher — it moves every beat and routing it through AppState would rebuild the whole app at 1hz for a whole workout. sensor detail says what's captured and what's calculated from it. today the second answer is nothing, for both of them, and that belongs on screen rather than inferred from a metric quietly still abstaining.
pure decode/encode had no BLE or db dependency of its own, so it moved to the protocol package with the rest of the bytes-in-records-out code. two renames to dodge a barrel collision with whoop's own parseFrame/parseEvent. auth AES-128/ecb stays here, protocol keeps zero runtime deps on purpose. review pass on the last change, same "a rejected reading must not move a kept one" family: beatTimesMs let an implausible-but-positive rr interval still walk earlier beats back before the caller rejected it. sibling repin brings in four analytics fixes (nan trough on a zero-sample window, a double-applied cadence factor in the sleep stager, cardio_stager's epoch grid drifting from its own label, readiness's sub-quantum guard missing a nonzero-MAD case) -- kAlgoVersion 78, verified against the actual pinned SHAs with overrides off, not just the local path build.
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1210-1215: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winName the source, not the band, in the forget row.
onForgetis now non-null for a paired sensor (Line 834). The row text stays "Forget this band", so a chest strap or a ring page offers to forget a band. Use the source's own wording.🐛 Proposed fix
- child: SetRow(LucideIcons.trash2, C.red, 'Forget this band', + child: SetRow( + LucideIcons.trash2, + C.red, + s.isBand ? 'Forget this band' : 'Forget this sensor', danger: true, chevron: false, onTap: onForget),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/ble/adapters/oura.dart`:
- Around line 214-226: Update the time-sync failure handling around the write in
the drain flow to log that samples cannot be timestamped or emitted without a
valid anchor, rather than claiming the adapter continues with arrival-time
stamps. Keep the existing continuation behavior unchanged.
In `@lib/ble/oura_link.dart`:
- Around line 694-718: Remove stored Oura pairing keys when pairing does not
create a device row or when an Oura device is forgotten. In
lib/ble/oura_link.dart:694-718, add _dropKey(deviceId) and invoke it from
pairOuraRing’s finally path when no device row was written. In
lib/ble/hrs_link.dart:428-446, inspect adapter_id before LocalDb.deleteDevice
and route Oura rows through OuraLink to delete the key instead of only calling
HrsLink.disarm().
- Around line 757-766: Update the device label value passed to
LocalDb.upsertDevice in the Oura pairing flow to run the selected platform name
or fallback kOura.label through cleanDeviceLabel before storage, preserving the
existing fallback behavior.
In `@lib/state/app_state.dart`:
- Around line 294-302: Update PairSensorScreen._forget to call
AppState.refreshSensors after deleting the sensor row, so the shared sensors
state excludes the forgotten device while the screen remains open.
In `@lib/ui2/profile/devices.dart`:
- Around line 302-323: Update the sensor HealthSource construction in the
app.sensors loop so connected is true only when sensorLive is true and
r['adapter_id'] matches kBleHrs.id; leave other sensor fields unchanged.
In `@lib/ui2/profile/pair_sensor.dart`:
- Around line 107-120: Update the PairSensor scan flow around _scan and
HrsLink.scanFor so dismissing the pairing screen cancels the active BLE scan by
invoking FlutterBluePlus.stopScan(), while preserving existing
result-subscription cleanup and normal scan completion behavior.
- Around line 136-156: Update PairSensorScreen’s _pick method to catch
exceptions from the asynchronous widget.onPicked callback or
HrsLink.pairNotifySensor call, convert the exception into the existing retryable
_problem failure state, and still perform the normal mounted check and cleanup
so _busy is cleared.
In `@pubspec.yaml`:
- Around line 83-92: Update the openstrap_protocol dependency ref in
pubspec.yaml after PR `#34` merges, replacing the current open-PR head SHA with
the resulting main merge commit SHA. Keep the dependency on the merged protocol
revision so resolution does not rely on a deletable branch head.
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In `@lib/ui2/profile/devices.dart`:
- Around line 1210-1215: Update the forget action row in the profile device UI
to use source-specific wording instead of the hardcoded “Forget this band”
label. Locate the surrounding widget using onForget and derive the displayed
text from the device/source type so paired sensors such as chest straps and
rings show their own terminology; preserve the existing danger styling and
onForget callback.
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regenerated it with pubspec_overrides.yaml out of the way -- resolved-ref now actually points at the pinned git SHAs instead of ../analytics / ../protocol, which is what a fresh CI checkout needs.
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…pick lifecycle pairing key: pairOuraRing wrote it to secure storage before proving the ring accepts it, but nothing ever deleted it -- a failed pair or a forgotten ring left a 16-byte secret behind with no device row pointing at it. added OuraLink.forgetRing + a paired-flag so every early return in pairOuraRing drops the key it wrote. HrsLink.forgetDevice now dispatches on adapter_id so the one "forget" entry point the UI calls actually reaches it for a ring. devices.dart: sensorLive reflects HrsLink.reading only, so it was marking an unrelated paired oura row "connected" whenever a strap happened to be live. oura_link.dart: the advertised ring name went into device.label unfiltered -- same cleanDeviceLabel pass the strap pairing path already runs it through. pair_sensor.dart: dismissing the screen mid-scan left the process-wide scan running for its full timeout with nothing to stop it; an exception out of the injected pairing callback skipped the busy-clearing setState and left every row permanently locked; forgetting a sensor updated the screen's own state but not the shared AppState.sensors another open screen reads. repin to protocol #34's latest head, verified against the actual pinned SHAs with overrides off same as last time.
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piggybacks on the same headless wake window as the whoop drain, after it's fully done so it can't touch whoop's timing or path. oura link already no-ops when nothing's paired, wrapped so a ring failure can't mark the whoop cycle as errored.
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User description
pairs with OpenStrap/analytics#51 — needs the pin bumped once that merges.
the thing that couldn't be undone later
decoded_onehzwasrec_ts PRIMARY KEYwith REPLACE, and_queueRrBeatsdeleted the whole second before inserting. a second band at the same second
didn't merge — it deleted the first one's row and its beats, and raw prunes at
3 days, so it's gone.
sampleshad the same shape keyed on a whoop flashcounter.
(device_id, ts_ms)now.ts_msisrec_ts*1000exactly, never plus thesubsecond, so the key stays as unique as
rec_tswas and the dedupe isbit-identical.
device_id = ''is the primary band permanently — otherwise anios peripheral uuid or a rotating android rpa splits one band into many.
v47 rung is ~374 ms over 246k rows on a real 562 MB export. two things bricked
the ladder before it worked: two mid-ladder replays run before the rung and
name a column that doesn't exist yet, which throws inside onUpgrade and
quarantines the db; and the importer would have taken the defaults and
REPLACE'd a whole export down to one row.
the two walls
the scan passed an os-level filter of the two whoop uuids, so a strap
advertising 180d never reached our code. and connect aborted unless four
characteristics were present — a generic hrs device has one. that second wall
is the entire reason
hr_sensor.dartexisted as a parallel ble stack.both come off a const registry now. it references protocol's GattProfile and
BandProfile rather than restating uuids or header lengths.
the first non-whoop device, and what it proved
0x180Dis the third entry, and worth being plain about what that bought:BandProfile is a framed envelope over a closed enum. both nullable now,
with framed/notify constructors
and the liveness fuse are all still hardcoded in
_doConnect, so the strapneeded its own ~200 lines anyway
the registry buys shared identity, not shared plumbing.
run(BandLink)is whatfixes that and it isn't built.
hr_sensor.dartdeleted — 331 lines, its own scanner on one radio, its ownpairing store. net −217 across the diff.
arm()lost its sessionId, whichdeletes the re-arm bug outright rather than fixing it.
honesty plumbing
the admission gate is one mechanism instead of eleven literal predicates, and
two readers turned out to have none at all. three sites that look identical
mean "the primary band" rather than "admitted" —
lastDecodedRecTsis the syncdata edge, and a strap second there tells sync it made progress it didn't.
external hr never reaches apple health / health connect. a sample in a system
store carries no qualifier and no source seam, every other app reads it as one
series measured one way, and the only reversal is ours to run, not the user's.
the briefing can't narrate a withheld metric back as a verdict. a refused
number already couldn't reach the prompt — the leak was that a model handed
hrv and rhr free-associates tone, and the guard against that only existed while
readiness was present. silence is the one input shape a model fills in.
ios: the picker reads the plist instead of a second copy of the uuids, and four
.firstcalls made ios look single-device when it isn't. two were real bugs —the picker completion returned the old device's uuid once a second is
provisioned, and dropping restored peripherals lost the arc retain on ones
still carrying a pending connect.
a device is a row now instead of two sharedprefs scalars, and the screen shows
live / not-yet with a reason and a permanence on every not-yet.
not done, deliberately
no pairing sheet yet, so a strap still can't be paired from the app — the
"works with any standard bluetooth heart rate sensor" copy is untouched and
stays untouched until a real capture comes back.
run(BandLink), the waveformstore, and
live_coveragein the backup manifest (it needs a uniqueness keyfirst, or restore double-counts) are all still open.
no
kAlgoVersionchange in this half beyond the 77 bump that carries theanalytics work.
day_resultpayloads byte-identical on the real export.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Description
Bumps sqflite schema to v49, adding migrations to re-key
decoded_onehz,decoded_rr, andsamplesby(device_id, ts_ms)to support multiple devices without data collisions.Bumps
kAlgoVersionto 77, changing analytics output:beat_ts_msreaches the read path,nocturnalRhruses wall-clock time, and undeclared step counters abstain.Replaces the parallel
hr_sensor.dartstack with a unified BLE registry (adapters/_registry.dart) andhrs_link.dartfor generic Bluetooth heart rate sensors.Changes missing data display: AI briefings explicitly state withheld metrics to prevent LLM hallucinations, and
nocturnalRhrabstains on sparse wall-clock windows.Changes BLE sync ordering: serializes BLE scans process-wide using
withScanLockand enforces a single global namespace forsync_cursorincommitSyncBatch.Diagram Walkthrough
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Bumps schema to v49, re-keys tables by device_id12 files
Bumps kAlgoVersion to 77, updates step counter modulusIntroduces band registry for device-specific BLE capabilitiesUses registry, adds process-wide scan lock and peripheral claimsReplaces hr_sensor.dart with generic HRS link writing to substrateExplicitly handles withheld metrics to prevent LLM hallucinationsResolves step counts across multiple competing devicesAdds Observation model for non-derived vendor or entered scalarsIntegrates HrsLink and persists adapter ID on pairingMigrates paired device storage to the new device tableUpdates devices UI to show LIVE and NOT YET sourcesIntegrates iOS 18+ AccessorySetupKit for band pairingUpdates iOS BLE restore to handle multiple pending peripherals5 files
Adds physiological bounds for HR, RR, and Accel dataUpdates nocturnalRhr to use wall-clock time instead of positionsRestricts health export to the primary band onlyAdds withScanLock and timeBaseNotWallClock gate for BLE scansUnions frame and beat seconds in substrate preparation1 files
Generates iOS AccessorySetupKit plist from the band registry1 files
Adds tests for v47-v49 schema migrations and re-keying32 files
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