gen5 link conformance: official bootstrap, a real burst count gate, command correlation - #260
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Bootstrap now follows the order the strap expects: GET_HELLO goes out first and its own body answers identity, battery, charge, wear AND the clock question — the hello timestamp feeds the same verdict logic the GET_CLOCK reply used, so the read round-trip only happens as the fallback it actually is. Hello stays best-effort, not a connect gate. The burst count gate is enforced instead of advisory. A short burst is stored durably WITHOUT the trim token and answered with the two-byte failure result, so the strap re-offers the data instead of trimming flash it never delivered — the old path ACKed success on a shortfall, which was a silent, permanent loss of unbanked records. Battery-pack frames (53/54/55) now count as burst members; a captured type-54 checkpoint was failing 27/24 on every retry because they counted nowhere. The compare is the one-sided rule with slack 2 after three consecutive failures, capped at 15 attempts before a single abort. Command responses are correlated: originating sequence AND echoed opcode must both match, the observer is installed before the write, PENDING is non-terminal only for hello and the data range, and nothing is ever auto-resent. A response matching neither leaves a log trail instead of satisfying a stranger's await. Five hello failures across reconnects drop the platform bond and start over; serial/CPU identity is checked and logged (all-zero serial = the EEPROM-failure signal), never used to drop the link. The conditional-wake window uses the official 180 s / 7200 s cadence, the stored alarm can be run early with the rev-2 body, and the alarm read-back is a verification signal that never clobbers the user's displayed alarm.
The strap's own condition reports (event 29) and haptics terminations (event 100) now land in the offload snapshot and the log: live pages-behind/backlog/charge from the band's side of the sync, and whether an alarm ended by timeout, error or the wearer's double-tap. Observability only — no sync is triggered and no alarm behaviour changes. Arming an alarm is now judged on the strap's correlated reply instead of the GATT write. A reply whose outer result is FAILURE/UNSUPPORTED, or whose alarm status is in the input-rejection family (invalid waveform, loop count, duration, alarm time or alarm id), returns null so nothing records an alarm the band refused — previously a refused arm looked identical to a successful one. An unanswered reply keeps the old write-is-the-arm semantics so straps that do not echo the originating sequence still arm; it is logged as unconfirmed for getAlarm() to verify. RUN_ALARM goes through the same correlation and its [revision, status] reply is recorded in the snapshot — the paper trail for verifying the early-wake path on hardware.
Persistence stops writing three values the data never supported. The on-wrist and hr-valid columns are left NULL: body-60 bits 0-1 are the primary-flags snapshot, not wear, and body-15 bit7 toggles ~50/50 independent of HR presence across 1.59M retained records (752,820 carry a valid HR with the bit clear), so both were coin flips dressed as answers. Skin temperature goes through the sentinel-aware accessor so the AS6221's -50.00 C unavailable code stores as NULL instead of a temperature. A data-only v35 migration retires what v34-era builds already banked; the columns stay in place, nullable, for an honest source if one ever appears. No metric read any of the three, so day results are unchanged and the algo version stays put. The gen5 bootstrap tail now matches the captured client: 600 ms before notification registration and 500 ms after (the capture shows hello going out 585 ms after the last CCC write); SET_CLOCK only at two or more whole seconds of drift, with no BLE write when the clocks already agree (an uncorrelated or unset RTC still always writes); the advertising-name read as the final pre-READY command, correlated but never a gate; and when hello reports charging, a session-owned follow-up asks for battery-pack info up to five times, five seconds apart, accepting only a reply whose pack address is real. gen4 setup is byte-identical to before throughout.
Field-found on a live strap (fw 50.40.1.0): a burst sat permanently short at expected=16 actual=12 through fifteen retries, then the abort restarted every ~2.5 s. Root cause: GATT delivers notifications in true order across characteristics, but the app reordered them internally — data frames ride the serialized offload queue while event/console frames were counted at notification time, so a burst's members landed in whichever window happened to be open. The re-offers showed it directly: the starved burst's console frames surfaced as a growing surplus on the burst before it. Count-member frames now enter the same serialized queue at their true arrival position; their PROCESSING stays immediate (wrist/battery/alarm handling never waits on an offload commit) — only the burst count rides the queue. The old advisory "completeness would-flag" line claimed missing/corrupted frames for what were mis-binned members; it was the same counter as the gate minus slack, so it now says what is actually true: the burst passed on slack and the band will trim frames we did not count. Type-47 frames without a decoder are members too: the deep buffers (v20/v21/v26/v22) and any future firmware's revisions arrive through the archive path, which counted nothing — on an R22-enabled strap that starves the gate in exactly the same way. Archived frames now feed the same per-revision counter the decoded path uses. Gate-dropped records stay excluded; they are added back separately. The 15th failed validation is terminal for the session now: one abort, re-offered markers are dropped without re-validating, and every same- session drain trigger (periodic, foreground, auto-continue, the backfill continuation loop) is refused through the single refresh choke point. A reconnect clears the latch, so a fresh session drains normally.
The docs say the bootstrap sends one SET_CLOCK; a factory-fresh or far-off RTC was getting two — the clock-absorb handler's own bounded re-correction fired on the hello reply, and the bootstrap clock step then wrote again because no correlation existed. A duplicate persistent-state write is exactly the hazard the no-auto-resend rule exists for. The absorb handler now stands down inside the bootstrap's clock window and the bootstrap step is the single writer; outside the window (RTC-lost events, the periodic re-verify) it corrects itself exactly as before. Pinned by a test that fails with two writes. Also writes down, at the battery poll, that the keep-alive polls are a deliberate deviation from the official no-idle-polling model — retained as liveness probes, not data sources, with the removal tracked as its own conformance task rather than done as a drive-by.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds BLE frame-routing, wake, command-correlation, bootstrap, and device-report logic. It migrates unsupported sample fields to null, updates Gen5 replay decoding, stops terminal historical sync, and standardizes refused alarm handling. ChangesBLE and application state updates
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…pt true Upstream and this branch solved overlapping problems while apart; the merge keeps whichever half is load-bearing. From main: the single gated GET_DATA_RANGE consumer (this branch's older ungated sibling block is gone — it was exactly the double-absorption main's refactor killed), the dangerous-opcode block at the lowest-level write, the repair guide, the MT-12 aux-temperature and band-sleep-envelope columns, and the nullable sensor columns. From this branch: the doc-exact count gate (one-sided with the failure-dependent slack, fifteen attempts, terminal abort with a session latch) supersedes main's one-refusal shortfall gate — it is the same goal, bounded re-delivery after a durable commit, with the band's actual retry contract and a field capture behind it; the alarm readback returns as a verification-only signal now that the reply's byte layout is decoded correctly at the protocol layer (the misdecoded epoch that got it parked was the revision/active-flag offset bug); and the archive replay maps records under the same honesty contract as the live path — no wear or HR-validity bits resurrected, the skin-temp unavailable sentinel stays NULL. The retire migration renumbers to v46 behind main's ladder.
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In `@lib/ble/ble_state.dart`:
- Around line 1400-1409: Update the conditional wake logic so the fireNow path
sets windowOpen to true before returning ConditionalWakeAction.fireNow. Preserve
the existing fired latch and openWindow behavior for subsequent paths, ensuring
later close handling observes the window as already open.
- Around line 1729-1733: Update BleState.usable to normalize and reject
unsetAddress when it appears in name as well as identifier, while preserving the
existing non-empty identifier-or-name validity check so the all-zero sentinel
cannot be accepted when either field supplies it.
- Around line 1577-1610: Update PendingCommand so registration arms a single
expiry timer immediately, rather than relying only on response access; have
response reuse that timer, and ensure timeout removes the command and completes
its result when needed. Cancel the same timer in cancel and completion paths,
while preserving the existing deliver behavior and single-timeout guarantee.
In `@lib/data/db.dart`:
- Around line 769-776: Apply _retireDisprovenOneHzColumns consistently at every
decoded_onehz ingress, including importFromDbFile and the shared
_queueDecodedOneHz write path, so on_wrist, hr_valid, and the -50.00 °C
skin-temperature sentinel are normalized to NULL after merges or before
persistence. Add a regression test covering import of a pre-v46 database and
asserting all three values remain NULL.
In `@lib/state/app_state.dart`:
- Around line 3600-3605: Update the exception thrown in the alarm handling path
after BleEngine.setAlarm returns null to use the neutral message “Alarm not
set,” while retaining the existing detailed engine log that distinguishes
transport failure from explicit refusal.
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| if (conditionMet && !fired) { | ||
| fired = true; | ||
| // Leave the window open: the caller still wants the strap reachable, and | ||
| // closing it is a separate decision once the wake is acknowledged. | ||
| return ConditionalWakeAction.fireNow; | ||
| } | ||
| if (!windowOpen) { | ||
| windowOpen = true; | ||
| return ConditionalWakeAction.openWindow; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Set windowOpen when fireNow is returned.
The comment states the window stays open, but windowOpen remains false on this path. The next tick therefore returns openWindow, so the window request is issued one tick after the early wake, and a later _close() cannot emit closeWindow until that extra tick runs. Align the flag with the documented intent.
🐛 Proposed fix for the latched window state
if (conditionMet && !fired) {
fired = true;
+ // The caller still wants the strap reachable; record the window as open
+ // so the next tick does not re-request it.
+ windowOpen = true;
// Leave the window open: the caller still wants the strap reachable, and
// closing it is a separate decision once the wake is acknowledged.
return ConditionalWakeAction.fireNow;
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| if (conditionMet && !fired) { | |
| fired = true; | |
| // Leave the window open: the caller still wants the strap reachable, and | |
| // closing it is a separate decision once the wake is acknowledged. | |
| return ConditionalWakeAction.fireNow; | |
| } | |
| if (!windowOpen) { | |
| windowOpen = true; | |
| return ConditionalWakeAction.openWindow; | |
| } | |
| if (conditionMet && !fired) { | |
| fired = true; | |
| // The caller still wants the strap reachable; record the window as open | |
| // so the next tick does not re-request it. | |
| windowOpen = true; | |
| // Leave the window open: the caller still wants the strap reachable, and | |
| // closing it is a separate decision once the wake is acknowledged. | |
| return ConditionalWakeAction.fireNow; | |
| } | |
| if (!windowOpen) { | |
| windowOpen = true; | |
| return ConditionalWakeAction.openWindow; | |
| } |
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In `@lib/ble/ble_state.dart` around lines 1400 - 1409, Update the conditional wake
logic so the fireNow path sets windowOpen to true before returning
ConditionalWakeAction.fireNow. Preserve the existing fired latch and openWindow
behavior for subsequent paths, ensuring later close handling observes the window
as already open.
| PendingCommand register( | ||
| int seq, | ||
| int opcode, { | ||
| Duration timeout = defaultTimeout, | ||
| }) { | ||
| final p = PendingCommand._(this, seq, opcode, timeout); | ||
| _pending.add(p); | ||
| return p; | ||
| } | ||
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| /// Offer a decoded command response to the registry. | ||
| CommandDelivery deliver({ | ||
| required int? opcode, | ||
| required int? reqSeq, | ||
| int? status, | ||
| Map<String, dynamic> fields = const {}, | ||
| }) { | ||
| // Without an echoed opcode or an originating sequence there is nothing to | ||
| // correlate on, so nothing may be satisfied. | ||
| if (opcode == null || reqSeq == null) return CommandDelivery.unmatched; | ||
| PendingCommand? match; | ||
| var viaFallback = false; | ||
| for (final p in _pending) { | ||
| if (p.seq == reqSeq && p.opcode == opcode) { | ||
| match = p; | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| if (match == null && seqZeroFallback && reqSeq == 0) { | ||
| final sameOpcode = _pending.where((p) => p.opcode == opcode).toList(); | ||
| if (sameOpcode.length != 1) return CommandDelivery.unmatched; | ||
| match = sameOpcode.single; | ||
| viaFallback = true; | ||
| } |
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register can leak entries that permanently break the sequence-zero fallback.
The timeout arms only when a caller reads PendingCommand.response. If a command is registered and the write path then returns without awaiting and without calling cancel(), the entry stays in _pending for the life of the connection. Two effects follow:
_pendinggrows without bound across a session.deliverrefuses every later sequence-zero fallback for that opcode, becausesameOpcode.length != 1now sees the stale entry. Valid replies becomeunmatchedand their callers time out.
Arm the expiry at registration so an unawaited command cannot outlive its timeout. Keep the single-timeout property by driving both paths from the same timer.
🔒 Proposed fix: expire unawaited registrations
PendingCommand register(
int seq,
int opcode, {
Duration timeout = defaultTimeout,
}) {
final p = PendingCommand._(this, seq, opcode, timeout);
_pending.add(p);
+ // Arm the expiry now, so a command that is registered and never awaited
+ // cannot stay pending and block the sequence-zero fallback for its opcode.
+ p.armExpiry();
return p;
}In PendingCommand, drive the expiry from an explicit timer instead of Future.timeout:
Timer? _expiry;
void armExpiry() {
_expiry ??= Timer(timeout, () {
_owner._forget(this);
if (!_completer.isCompleted) _completer.complete(null);
});
}
Future<CorrelatedResponse?> get response {
armExpiry();
return _completer.future;
}
void cancel() {
_expiry?.cancel();
_owner._forget(this);
if (!_completer.isCompleted) _completer.complete(null);
}Cancel _expiry in _complete as well.
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In `@lib/ble/ble_state.dart` around lines 1577 - 1610, Update PendingCommand so
registration arms a single expiry timer immediately, rather than relying only on
response access; have response reuse that timer, and ensure timeout removes the
command and completes its result when needed. Cancel the same timer in cancel
and completion paths, while preserving the existing deliver behavior and
single-timeout guarantee.
| static bool usable({required String identifier, required String name}) { | ||
| final id = identifier.trim().toLowerCase(); | ||
| if (id == unsetAddress) return false; | ||
| return id.isNotEmpty || name.trim().isNotEmpty; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Apply the all-zero sentinel to name, not only to identifier.
The class treats the address and the name as the same field. usable checks the sentinel on identifier alone. With identifier empty and name set to 00:00:00:00:00:00, usable returns true. The bounded GET_BATTERY_PACK_INFO lookup then accepts the "no pack yet" reply and stops retrying.
🐛 Proposed fix for the sentinel check
static bool usable({required String identifier, required String name}) {
- final id = identifier.trim().toLowerCase();
- if (id == unsetAddress) return false;
- return id.isNotEmpty || name.trim().isNotEmpty;
+ final id = identifier.trim().toLowerCase();
+ final nm = name.trim().toLowerCase();
+ if (id == unsetAddress || nm == unsetAddress) return false;
+ return id.isNotEmpty || nm.isNotEmpty;
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| static bool usable({required String identifier, required String name}) { | |
| final id = identifier.trim().toLowerCase(); | |
| if (id == unsetAddress) return false; | |
| return id.isNotEmpty || name.trim().isNotEmpty; | |
| } | |
| static bool usable({required String identifier, required String name}) { | |
| final id = identifier.trim().toLowerCase(); | |
| final nm = name.trim().toLowerCase(); | |
| if (id == unsetAddress || nm == unsetAddress) return false; | |
| return id.isNotEmpty || nm.isNotEmpty; | |
| } |
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In `@lib/ble/ble_state.dart` around lines 1729 - 1733, Update BleState.usable to
normalize and reject unsetAddress when it appears in name as well as identifier,
while preserving the existing non-empty identifier-or-name validity check so the
all-zero sentinel cannot be accepted when either field supplies it.
| if (oldV < 46) { | ||
| // Retire the disproven gen5 columns that v34-era dev builds banked | ||
| // (`on_wrist` / `hr_valid`, plus the -50.00 °C skin-temp sentinel). | ||
| // Data-only: the DDL is untouched, so this does NOT diverge an | ||
| // upgraded install's schema from a fresh one. See | ||
| // _retireDisprovenOneHzColumns for the evidence. | ||
| await _retireDisprovenOneHzColumns(db); | ||
| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Apply the retirement rule to every decoded-row ingress.
_retireDisprovenOneHzColumns runs only in the oldV < 46 upgrade path. importFromDbFile copies decoded_onehz rows with INSERT OR REPLACE, including on_wrist, hr_valid, and skin_temp_c, without calling this normalizer. A pre-v46 export can therefore restore disproven values into a v46 database after migration.
The shared _queueDecodedOneHz write also forwards caller-provided onWrist and hrValid values at Lines 3964-3965. The statement at Lines 3308-3313 that every row stores NULL is not true after such a merge.
Normalize these fields at the import and shared write seams, or run the same cleanup after every merge. Add a regression test that imports a pre-v46 database and verifies that all three values remain NULL.
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.”
Also applies to: 1040-1073, 3308-3313
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In `@lib/data/db.dart` around lines 769 - 776, Apply _retireDisprovenOneHzColumns
consistently at every decoded_onehz ingress, including importFromDbFile and the
shared _queueDecodedOneHz write path, so on_wrist, hr_valid, and the -50.00 °C
skin-temperature sentinel are normalized to NULL after merges or before
persistence. Add a regression test covering import of a pre-v46 database and
asserting all three values remain NULL.
Source: Coding guidelines
| // Null now covers two cases: the write never left the phone, and the | ||
| // strap answered and REFUSED the alarm (doc 07's alarm-status byte — | ||
| // see BleEngine.setAlarm). Both mean the band holds no alarm, so both | ||
| // must stay out of persistence; the engine log says which one it was. | ||
| _log('[alarm] the band did not take the alarm — not persisting.'); | ||
| throw Exception('Alarm not set — the strap did not accept it'); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use a neutral error message for both null outcomes.
BleEngine.setAlarm returns null when the write fails before reaching the band and when the band explicitly refuses the alarm. The current exception incorrectly reports a refusal for transport failures. Throw Alarm not set and keep the detailed reason in the engine log.
Proposed fix
- throw Exception('Alarm not set — the strap did not accept it');
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| // Null now covers two cases: the write never left the phone, and the | |
| // strap answered and REFUSED the alarm (doc 07's alarm-status byte — | |
| // see BleEngine.setAlarm). Both mean the band holds no alarm, so both | |
| // must stay out of persistence; the engine log says which one it was. | |
| _log('[alarm] the band did not take the alarm — not persisting.'); | |
| throw Exception('Alarm not set — the strap did not accept it'); | |
| // Null now covers two cases: the write never left the phone, and the | |
| // strap answered and REFUSED the alarm (doc 07's alarm-status byte — | |
| // see BleEngine.setAlarm). Both mean the band holds no alarm, so both | |
| // must stay out of persistence; the engine log says which one it was. | |
| _log('[alarm] the band did not take the alarm — not persisting.'); | |
| throw Exception('Alarm not set'); |
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In `@lib/state/app_state.dart` around lines 3600 - 3605, Update the exception
thrown in the alarm handling path after BleEngine.setAlarm returns null to use
the neutral message “Alarm not set,” while retaining the existing detailed
engine log that distinguishes transport failure from explicit refusal.
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the command-correlation layer is good and i want it. the burst count gate isn't ready. the gate can trim flash for records we never got. three separate ways:
same path: 3+ crc-failed frames terminating history for the whole connection is rough on a marginal link, since crc failures never reach provenance. there's a lot of it — comments citing source documents by name, "official client" references, and one that ships in a runtime log line users can see. plus the pr body. state the fact, never how it was learned. repo's public, force-pushed shas persist, github won't delete a pr. has to be sorted before merge. merge order. doesn't compile against the pinned protocol — 29 analyzer errors, missing symbols from #31. you say so in the body and it's real: #31 lands, edge repins, then this. also smaller:
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Companion to OpenStrap/protocol#31 — draft until that merges, because
this branch uses its new API; I'll repin the protocol SHA in pubspec.yaml to
the merged commit and mark this ready. Same provenance as that PR: verified
against my own WHOOP 5.0 over live connections, with the official client's
behaviour recovered from its decompiled Android build as the reference.
battery, wear, and the clock verdict from hello's own timestamp — GET_CLOCK
only as the fallback it really is), the observed 600/500 ms registration
delays, exactly one SET_CLOCK and only at ≥2 s drift, the advertising-name
read as the final non-gating step, and a bounded battery-pack lookup when
hello says charging. Five hello failures across reconnects drop the
platform bond. gen4 setup is byte-identical to before.
the trim token and answers the official two-byte failure result, so the
band re-offers instead of trimming flash it never delivered — previously a
shortfall was ACKed as success, i.e. silent permanent loss of unbanked
records. Battery-pack frames count as members (a captured type-54 burst
failed 27/24 on every retry because they counted nowhere), and so do
type-47 frames without a decoder (deep buffers, future revisions). Count
contributions from the event/console characteristic ride the same
serialized path as data frames, because GATT delivers in true order but
the app used to reorder internally — found live: a real burst sat
permanently 4 short and looped through 15 retries. A stuck burst now
aborts once and latches for the session.
match, observer installed before the write, per-command PENDING policy,
no auto-resend. Arming an alarm is judged on the strap's reply — a
refused arm (invalid time/id/waveform) returns null instead of recording
an alarm the band doesn't hold (relevant to Smart Alarm does not trigger when scheduled #186), while straps that
don't echo the sequence keep the old write-is-the-arm behaviour.
0-1 are the primary-flags snapshot, not wear; body-15 bit7 is not HR
validity — disproven on 1.59M records), and the skin-temp −50.00 °C
unavailable code stores as NULL. A data-only migration retires what
earlier dev builds banked. No metric read any of the three, so day
results are unchanged.
backlog, charge) and haptics terminations (including the wearer's
double-tap) land in the sync snapshot and logs.
Field-tested on hardware before opening: the first test run caught the
count-ordering bug live (a burst stuck at expected=16/actual=12 through 15
retries); on this build the same band drained 4,549 records in 113 bursts
with every burst counting exactly, straight to HISTORY_COMPLETE, and a
follow-up connect handled mixed bursts (50/50 and 42/42 with 20-31
event/console members) cleanly.
flutter analyzeclean; full suite green (~2,056 tests,--concurrency=1). Heads-up: full-suite CI can occasionally trip on thepre-existing order-dependent flake in
workout_reliability_test.dart—that's #259, unrelated to this branch.
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