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release prep cleanup, three separate things stacked on main:

  • repin protocol -> 471034c and analytics -> 1fa8144, bump kAlgoVersion to 84 (irregular-rhythm + hr-ceiling fixes feed stored scalars, so it's a real bump not just a repin)
  • fixes Recovery "Not scored": a truncated-substrate re-derive NULLs the readiness baseline, then the z-cap abstains with no diagnostic #305 the rest of the way: nightSubstrateRegressed no longer requires this pass to have found a sleep window, so a re-stage that comes back NO_SLEEP_DETECTED (not just truncated) gets the same protection. kAlgoVersion 85.
  • closes remove raw records #40: analytics now exposes NapWindow.startsAtRecordEdge properly propagated through the chain, so _attachNaps no longer has to guess the day-boundary dedup from nap.startSec == 0 (which missed a fragment chained on by a brief midnight arousal, double-crediting minutes to both days). kAlgoVersion 86.

added a regression test for the chained-fragment case in nap_attribution_test.dart.

test plan

  • flutter test test/nap_attribution_test.dart test/derive_result_protection_test.dart test/nap_edits_test.dart test/db_serve_version_and_reads_test.dart all green

Summary by Sourcery

Harden derivation results and nap attribution while updating audited sibling dependencies for release.

Bug Fixes:

  • Protect historical night scalars when restaging returns NO_SLEEP_DETECTED after the underlying sleep substrate regresses.
  • Prevent double-counting midnight nap fragments that are chained to an edge-anchored bout.
  • Adopt audited protocol and analytics revisions, including corrections to persisted heart-rate and irregular-rhythm outputs.

Build:

  • Repin the protocol and analytics dependencies and update the algorithm version to 86.

Tests:

  • Add regression coverage for NO_SLEEP_DETECTED derivation protection and chained midnight nap attribution.

PR Type

Bug fix, Enhancement, Tests


Description


Diagram Walkthrough

flowchart LR
  subgraph "Derivation Engine Updates"
    A["nightSubstrateRegressed"] -- "Removed hasSleepWindow check" --> B["Protects NO_SLEEP_DETECTED days"]
    C["_attachNaps"] -- "Uses startsAtRecordEdge" --> D["Prevents double-counting chained naps"]
  end
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Relevant files
Bug fix
derivation_engine.dart
Update derivation logic and bump algorithm version             

lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart

  • Bumps kAlgoVersion to 86 and updates kAnalyticsPin and kProtocolPin.
  • Removes the hasSleepWindow requirement from nightSubstrateRegressed to
    protect days that re-stage as NO_SLEEP_DETECTED.
  • Updates _attachNaps to use nap.startsAtRecordEdge instead of
    nap.startSec == 0 for accurate midnight nap deduplication.
+99/-39 
Tests
derive_result_protection_test.dart
Update derivation protection tests for NO_SLEEP_DETECTED 

test/derive_result_protection_test.dart

  • Removes the hasSleepWindow argument from nightSubstrateRegressed calls
    in existing tests.
  • Updates the test case for NO_SLEEP_DETECTED to assert that it is now
    correctly identified as a regression.
+6/-8     
nap_attribution_test.dart
Add regression test for chained nap fragments                       

test/nap_attribution_test.dart

  • Adds a regression test to verify that a nap fragment chained onto an
    edge bout by a brief arousal is correctly attributed to yesterday.
+73/-0   
Dependencies
pubspec.yaml
Repin protocol and analytics dependencies                               

pubspec.yaml

  • Repins openstrap_protocol to 471034c (live-decode-path fixes).
  • Repins openstrap_analytics to 1fa8144 (HR ceiling and irregular rhythm
    fixes).
  • Adds detailed comments explaining the repins and the justification for
    the kAlgoVersion bumps.
+41/-2   

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved sleep analysis when overnight data changes, reducing unnecessary recalculations.
    • Fixed nap processing across midnight so chained nap fragments are not counted twice.
    • Improved handling of live-decoded data and sustained sleep windows.
  • Improvements

    • Updated sleep-analysis components with the latest fixes and accuracy improvements.
    • Advanced the sleep algorithm version for more reliable results.

…n to 84

protocol 6664854 -> 471034c (#42): live-decode-path fixes only, nothing
persisted moves. analytics 187e026 -> 1fa8144 (#59): sessionHrCeiling and
irregularBeatScreen fixes that do feed stored scalars (hr_ceiling_bpm,
irregular-rhythm screens), so the version bump is real.
…indow at all

v83's guard required hasSleepWindow, which was the exact counterexample
#305 named — a re-stage whose RR/HR substrate aged out can come back
NO_SLEEP_DETECTED (no window at all), not just a truncated one, and that's
just as much a regression against an existing real result. drop the
hasSleepWindow requirement; the caller's existingHadNight check is still
what protects an honest no-sleep day. kAlgoVersion 84 -> 85.
…=0 guess

analytics finally exposes NapWindow.startsAtRecordEdge, propagated through
the whole napChainGapSec chain, not just the first bout. the old
nap.startSec == 0 proxy only ever caught that first bout — a fragment
chained onto it by a brief midnight arousal had startSec > 0 and slipped
through uncounted, double-crediting the same nap's minutes to both days.
test it directly instead. added a regression test for the chained-fragment
case. kAlgoVersion 85 -> 86.
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This release-preparation PR repins protocol and analytics, bumps the persisted algorithm version through 86, broadens night-result regression protection to cover no-window restages, and fixes midnight nap double attribution by using analytics-provided edge provenance for chained fragments.

Sequence diagram for protected night-result re-staging

sequenceDiagram
    participant E as DerivationEngine
    participant S as ExistingDayResult
    participant D as day_result
    E->>E: nightSubstrateRegressed(sleepSubEmpty, nightScalarsNull)
    alt existingHadNight and substrate regression
        E->>S: retain existing real night scalars
        E-->>D: decline writing a worse result
    else honest no-sleep day or valid derivation
        E->>D: persist derived day result
    end
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Sequence diagram for midnight chained nap attribution

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as Analytics
    participant E as DerivationEngine
    participant Y as PreviousDay
    participant T as CurrentDay
    A-->>E: NapWindow(startsAtRecordEdge)
    E->>E: _attachNaps()
    alt leading edge owned by previous day
        E->>Y: keep edge-anchored nap attribution
        E-->>T: exclude chained edge fragment
    else nap starts within current day
        E-->>T: attach nap minutes
    end
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Repinned protocol and analytics dependencies and advanced the algorithm version for persisted-output changes.
  • Updated protocol and analytics Git pins.
  • Documented the output-affecting analytics fixes for heart-rate ceiling and irregular-rhythm calculations.
  • Advanced kAlgoVersion from 83 to 84.
pubspec.yaml
pubspec.lock
ios/Podfile.lock
lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart
Expanded protection against overwriting valid historical night results after substrate regression.
  • Removed the requirement that the current derive pass find a sleep window.
  • Continued relying on the existing-result/night-scalar check to distinguish regressions from genuine no-sleep days.
  • Updated algorithm version and unit coverage for NO_SLEEP_DETECTED re-stage cases.
lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart
test/derive_result_protection_test.dart
Corrected midnight nap deduplication by propagating record-edge provenance through chained nap fragments.
  • Replaced the startSec == 0 heuristic with NapWindow.startsAtRecordEdge.
  • Filtered edge-anchored chained fragments from the following day's attribution while retaining contiguity checks.
  • Added a regression test for a fragment separated by a brief midnight arousal.
lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart
test/nap_attribution_test.dart
pubspec.yaml
pubspec.lock

Assessment against linked issues

Issue Objective Addressed Explanation
#305 Prevent a re-derive with truncated or otherwise exhausted night substrate from overwriting a complete historical result and its baseline scalars with null values, while preserving correct scheduling and pruning behavior for the affected day. The PR broadens the regression guard to also cover re-stages that produce NO_SLEEP_DETECTED, which protects the reported clobber shape by declining to write the new row. However, it uses the decline-only approach explicitly rejected by the issue: no protected current-version row/state is recorded, so the day remains version-pending and can be retried indefinitely or hold back pruning until the generic retention bound. It also does not implement retained-coverage-based recomputability or the required reopening/bookkeeping behavior.
#305 Ensure readiness abstention caused by the composite z-cap emits a dedicated diagnostic explaining unstable or out-of-range normalization, rather than showing unrelated driver prose or no reason.
#305 Prevent future re-derivation/version-bump paths from losing valid baseline history when only part of the original substrate remains available. The PR handles the additional NO_SLEEP_DETECTED regression case but does not preserve or migrate the older complete result through a protected state, nor does it evaluate temporal and per-signal retained coverage. Thus it does not fully address the broader retention-edge and version-bump data-loss problem described in the issue.

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The change pins updated protocol and analytics revisions, raises the algorithm version to 86, broadens night-substrate regression detection, and uses startsAtRecordEdge for chained nap deduplication.

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Algorithm updates

Layer / File(s) Summary
Dependency pins and algorithm version
pubspec.yaml, lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart
The protocol and analytics dependencies are repinned. The changelog and sibling-package pins are updated through algorithm version 86.
Night substrate regression handling
lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart
nightSubstrateRegressed no longer requires hasSleepWindow. Re-derivation declines empty sleep substrate with null night scalars while the caller distinguishes genuine no-sleep days.
Nap record-edge deduplication
lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart
Leading-edge nap deduplication uses nap.startsAtRecordEdge. The contiguity check remains unchanged.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to ae45e

The restaging change is intended to preserve historical night results, but the current implementation can mistake daytime heart-rate data for a valid night result and overwrite existing RMSSD and readiness values with nulls. This creates a high-impact data-correctness risk, so the PR should not merge until the check uses a nocturnal-only signal.

Suggested reviewers: droptabl, svssathvik7, localhoop

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Linked Issues check ⚠️ Warning The PR addresses part of #305 through the re-derive protection change. The provided summary does not show the required protected state, temporal per-signal coverage checks, diagnostics, day_result/met… Implement and document all required #305 behaviors, including protected-state persistence, coverage-based recomputability, recovery, consistency, diagnostics, and regression tests. For #40, remove raw records and add the required database, …
Out of Scope Changes check ⚠️ Warning The dependency repins and #305 protection change are related to the stated release work. The midnight nap attribution change and associated v86 bump are not supported by #40's stated objective to remo… Either limit this PR to the linked issue objectives, or provide a linked issue that covers the midnight nap attribution and dependency changes. Move unrelated changes to separate PRs and implement the raw-record removal required by #40.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title identifies the dependency repins and the two issue-focused fixes. It is concise and related to the changes.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 0…
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The PR addresses part of #305 through the re-derive protection change. The provided summary does not show the required protected state, temporal per-signal coverage checks, diagnostics, day_result/metric_series consistency, and recovery behavior. The changes do not satisfy #40, which requires removing raw records; they instead change nap attribution and deduplication.

Resolution

Implement and document all required #305 behaviors, including protected-state persistence, coverage-based recomputability, recovery, consistency, diagnostics, and regression tests. For #40, remove raw records and add the required database, storage, and performance changes, or update the linked issue and PR scope.

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The dependency repins and #305 protection change are related to the stated release work. The midnight nap attribution change and associated v86 bump are not supported by #40's stated objective to remove raw records, and the PR does not show raw-record removal.

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Needs a human reviewer. The updated derivation and analytics logic changes persisted values such as heart-rate ceilings, irregular-rhythm screens, and nap minutes, and the repinned libraries also alter the code producing them. If those changes are wrong, versioned records may retain incorrect derived results after a revert, but the affected values are bounded and can be regenerated or repaired.


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// instead, but `partial` still gets written to `day_result` and would
// still shadow the better older row for day-detail reads; declining is
// what actually protects it.
// v85 (edge#305 fully closed): this no longer requires THIS pass to have

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Do not use fallback rhr as proof that night substrate is present.

A no-window re-stage can still produce scalars.rhr from daytime HR. In that case, sleepSub.isEmpty is true, but nightScalarsNull is false because it checks scMap['rhr']. The guard then writes null rmssd and readiness over the existing historical values.

Use a nocturnal-only indicator for both the fresh-result and existing-result checks. For example, inspect rhr_nocturnal or the persisted sleep window instead of the fallback rhr. This also prevents an honest no-sleep result from being classified as a historical night.

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In `@lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart` at line 3749, Update the night-substrate
checks around the v85 derivation guard so fallback scalars.rhr from daytime
heart rate cannot qualify as nocturnal data. Use a nocturnal-only indicator such
as rhr_nocturnal or the persisted sleep window for both fresh-result and
existing-result checks, preserving historical rmssd and readiness when sleepSub
is empty and classifying genuine no-sleep results correctly.

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