feat(ble): WHOOP 5.0 / MG — correct the gen5 service UUID and add the V5 transport - #238
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds experimental WHOOP Gen 5/MG support across BLE framing, history decoding, transport integration, persistence, iOS accessory discovery, and pairing diagnostics. WHOOP 4.0 remains the validated path. ChangesWHOOP Gen 5/MG support
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds WHOOP 5 transport support but the current head can still expose nearby non-WHOOP device metadata when only the advertised name matches, while partial Gen5 records may make unavailable measurements look like real zero values. These bounded privacy and data-integrity risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PairingScreen
participant AppState
participant BleEngine
participant BLEScanner
participant WHOOPBand
PairingScreen->>AppState: runDiscoveryProbe()
AppState->>BleEngine: discoveryProbe()
BleEngine->>BLEScanner: perform unfiltered scan
BLEScanner-->>BleEngine: return device observations
BleEngine->>WHOOPBand: discover family-specific GATT services
WHOOPBand-->>BleEngine: return services and characteristics
BleEngine-->>AppState: return report and log path
AppState-->>PairingScreen: display diagnostics
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In `@ios/Runner/AccessorySetup.swift`:
- Around line 156-214: Update makeItem usage in ios/Runner/AccessorySetup.swift:
remove the name-only third descriptor or add a valid bluetoothServiceUUID or
bluetoothCompanyIdentifier alongside bluetoothNameSubstring. Ensure the
corresponding identifier is declared in ios/Runner/Info.plist lines 54-75;
retain the valid Gen4 and Gen5 discovery items and retry behavior.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 146-152: Update the README checklist statement around the “WHOOP
4.0 only” and “Haven't touched a WHOOP 5” wording to reflect that Gen5/MG
discovery and diagnostics are available. Clarify that WHOOP 4.0 is the only
transport-supported family, while Gen5/MG remains discovery-only and
unvalidated.
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| - WHOOP 5.0 / MG support is **experimental and discovery-only**. Pairing now looks for | ||
| a gen5 band (by its reported service UUID and by name) instead of silently ignoring | ||
| it, and a Diagnostics button on the pairing screen captures what your phone can | ||
| actually see. But there is no gen5 transport: a 5.0 / MG band that connects will | ||
| still fail at service discovery, on purpose, logging its real GATT tree. Nothing here | ||
| has been validated against 5.0 hardware — no maintainer owns one, so those captures | ||
| are how it gets fixed. WHOOP 4.0 is the only family that actually works. |
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Align the checklist with the Gen5 discovery claim.
Line 146 says Gen5/MG discovery diagnostics exist. README.md Line 82 still says “WHOOP 4.0 only” and “Haven't touched a WHOOP 5.” Users can read these statements as a contradiction. Define WHOOP 4.0 as the only transport-supported family.
Proposed fix
- **WHOOP 4.0 only.** Haven't touched a WHOOP 5, don't know if it even shares a protocol.
+ **WHOOP 4.0 transport only.** WHOOP 5.0/MG discovery diagnostics are experimental. No Gen5 transport is implemented.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~146-~146: Ensure spelling is correct
Context: ...discovery-only**. Pairing now looks for a gen5 band (by its reported service UUID and ...
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In `@README.md` around lines 146 - 152, Update the README checklist statement
around the “WHOOP 4.0 only” and “Haven't touched a WHOOP 5” wording to reflect
that Gen5/MG discovery and diagnostics are available. Clarify that WHOOP 4.0 is
the only transport-supported family, while Gen5/MG remains discovery-only and
unvalidated.
…heet WHOOP 5.0 / MG bands never appear in the ASK pairing sheet. The discovery descriptor and NSAccessorySetupBluetoothServices both declared only the WHOOP 4.0 service UUID (61080001-...), so the sheet had nothing to match and reported "No Accessory Found" even with the band in pairing mode, flashing blue, and visible in system Bluetooth. On iOS 18+ there is no fallback either: the pairing screen returns at the ASK step before the service-filtered scan is reached. Widen discovery without touching the 4.0 path: - Info.plist declares the candidate gen5 service UUID (0xFD4B expanded against the Bluetooth Base UUID) and a "WHOOP" name substring. - The picker is built from three ASPickerDisplayItems -- gen4 by service, gen5 by service, and a name-substring net -- because a single ASDiscoveryDescriptor AND-combines its criteria. - If iOS rejects the widened list, the picker retries once with the 4.0-only item, so the experiment can never break WHOOP 4.0 pairing. - The Dart scan filter (Android / iOS < 18) accepts both families; withServices is OR-combined, so 4.0 discovery is unchanged. - Failed discovery and failed post-connect service discovery now log what was actually seen, and the pairing screen gains an opt-in diagnostics probe that dumps raw advertisements to the shareable log. It appears only after discovery has already failed: running it automatically would trigger the CoreBluetooth permission prompt the ASK flow deliberately avoids. This does NOT make gen5 work. There is no gen5 transport -- a gen5 band that now reaches the connect step still fails at service discovery, by design, logging its real GATT tree. The goal is to turn a silent dead end into a reportable capture. The gen5 service UUID is a candidate from community reports, not from hardware any maintainer owns. It is kept local to the app rather than promoted into openstrap_protocol until a real capture confirms it. Also corrects README, which claimed gen5 bands are "detected and spoken to" -- before this change there was no gen5 code in the tree at all. Testing: flutter analyze clean on all touched Dart; ble_engine_test.dart passes. The iOS native changes are UNBUILT (authored on Windows, no Xcode) and need someone with a Mac to compile and a 4.0 owner to confirm no regression. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NPm2gRRVfrTWeq71Ke6x3Q
Gen5 turns out not to be a separate protocol. Comparing this package's own
gen4 work against two independent public gen5 clients (b-nnett/goose and its
Kotlin port dsp515/GooseAndroid) shows the packet types, command opcodes and
record header are identical across generations — including the per-version HR
offset table {7:27, 9:17, 12:17, 18:14, 24:17}, which both projects derived
separately from different hardware and got the same answer for.
Only two things actually differ, and this commit implements both:
1. The GATT service prefix: fd4b0001-cce1-4033-93ce-002d5875f58a, with the
characteristics numbered off it exactly as gen4 numbers off 61080001.
The previous value (0000FD4B-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB, the 16-bit
member UUID expanded against the Bluetooth base UUID) is a different UUID
that no band advertises. AccessorySetupKit matches the declared service
byte-for-byte, so that one wrong constant is why the iOS pairing sheet
could only ever report "No Accessory Found" for a 5.0 / MG.
2. The frame envelope: an 8-byte header with a CRC-16/MODBUS over it, where
gen4 uses 4 bytes with a CRC-8 over the length. Everything inside the
envelope is unchanged, so gen5 reuses the existing record decoders.
That shared-payload property is what keeps this small. Command builders still
emit gen4 frames and _write swaps the envelope at the single point where bytes
reach the characteristic — one function, one call site, and it is structurally
impossible to send a gen5 frame to a 4.0 band. Gen4 reassembly still delegates
to the protocol package's own reassembler, so the 4.0 path runs unchanged code.
What is NOT decoded, deliberately: accelerometer, RR intervals and SpO2 from
gen5 history records. They are not where 4.0 keeps them — measured, not assumed
(parseR24 reads a real k18 capture's gravity vector at 0.27 g and correctly
refuses it). Scanning that capture for a plausible gravity triple yields 16
candidate offsets, and one frame cannot separate them. Those fields stay null,
which archives the record for a future fix; a guessed offset would silently
corrupt every metric downstream of it, which is the same mistake as assuming a
service UUID. Heart-rate-driven metrics work; motion-driven sleep detail is
thinner until someone with hardware supplies captures.
Verified by 59 new tests: buildGen5Frame reproduces goose's GET_HELLO vector
byte-for-byte, and real WHOOP 5.0 captures decode to their recorded values —
83 bpm realtime through the untouched gen4 parser, and HR 77 at the recorded
timestamp from a k18 history frame, including through chunked reassembly.
Full suite: 1528 pass. The 42 failures are pre-existing phosphor_flutter /
Flutter SDK incompatibilities, confirmed unchanged against a clean tree.
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1237-1302: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winState in the probe report that it contains nearby third-party device data.
discoveryProbeperforms an unfiltered scan and records, for every advertiser in range, the local name,remoteId, RSSI, manufacturer data, and service data. It then writes the whole report through_logat Line 1300 and returns it. The documented purpose is for a user to paste the report into a public issue.Nearby devices are not the user's own. Local names routinely carry personal information (for example a phone named after its owner), and
remoteIdplus manufacturer data are stable device identifiers. The report gives the user no indication that publishing it discloses their neighbours' devices.Add an explicit warning line to the report header, and consider truncating or redacting the name and identifier of advertisers that do not match
isWhoopServiceUuidand do not containwhoop— those entries carry no diagnostic value for a WHOOP pairing failure.🔒️ Proposed header warning
final report = StringBuffer() ..writeln('── OpenStrap discovery probe ──') + ..writeln('NOTE: this report lists EVERY Bluetooth device in range, ' + 'including other people\'s. Names and ids of non-WHOOP devices are ' + 'not needed for diagnosis — remove them before posting publicly.') ..writeln('platform: ${Platform.operatingSystem} ' '${Platform.operatingSystemVersion}')🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart`:
- Around line 73-79: Update the gen5 protocol comment near the local definitions
to remove the obsolete claim that no gen5 transport exists and that connections
stop at service discovery. Describe the current behavior reflected by the gen5
family selection and codec setup in the gen5 connection flow, including
continuation through subscription and INIT, while retaining only accurate
rationale for keeping the definitions local.
- Around line 2339-2349: The gen5 fallback in the HISTORY_END processing must
persist the frame or its partial decoded representation before the transaction
advances strap_trim. Update the flow around decodeGen5History and
_queueDecodedOneHz so samples with incomplete one-Hz data are retained in
raw_archive or written through a partial decoded path, while preserving
transactional ordering before the HISTORY_END ACK.
In `@lib/ble/gen5_framing.dart`:
- Around line 252-307: Update feed’s resync logic so each failed candidate
advances the buffer by one byte and lets the main parsing loop re-evaluate,
rather than rescanning from index 1 on every call to resync. Preserve the
existing behavior of retaining a plausible 0xAA start, clearing and waiting when
none remains, and continuing normal frame parsing.
- Line 305: Update the post-loop _buf size guard to count any buffer drop in
resyncs, and document or assert the invariant that the 8192-byte ceiling is at
least twice kGen5MaxFrameLen so in-flight frames are not truncated if that
maximum changes.
In `@lib/ble/gen5_records.dart`:
- Around line 91-99: Update the documentation for the skinTempCentiC field to
accurately describe its consumers: note that skinTempRaw is used for z-score
calculations, median-centered skin_temp_day deltas, and raw baseline fields,
with no conversion to °C or fixed-threshold evaluation. Describe these uses as
raw or relative rather than implying an absolute temperature interpretation.
In `@test/ble_engine_test.dart`:
- Around line 137-142: Add a parity test in the existing BLE engine tests that
reads ios/Runner/AccessorySetup.swift and ios/Runner/Info.plist, normalizes both
contents for case-insensitive comparison, and verifies they contain
kGen5ServiceUuid and kWhoopMemberUuid16. Import dart:io and use the
repository-root working-directory convention established by the test suite.
In `@test/gen5_framing_test.dart`:
- Around line 108-112: Add a test for parseGen5Frame using a non-zero-offset
Uint8List.sublistView into a larger backing buffer, then verify the parsed frame
is valid and has the expected inner payload.
In `@test/gen5_records_test.dart`:
- Around line 91-134: Add a refusal-group test covering a k18 historical record
with length between the HR field and _k18MinLength, using decodeGen5History to
verify it decodes the header and HR while leaving respRate and skinTempCentiC
null without throwing.
- Around line 136-145: Remove the r.toString() substring assertions from the
test leaves unknown fields null rather than defaulting them to zero. Keep the
existing skinTempC nullability assertion and explanatory comment, relying on the
Gen5 history record type’s API to ensure accelerometer, RR, and SpO₂ accessors
are not exposed.
- Around line 16-19: Move the shared kK18Frame and kK2Frame capture constants
and their provenance comments from gen5_framing_test.dart into a dedicated
gen5_fixtures.dart file, then update both gen5_framing_test.dart and
gen5_records_test.dart to import the fixtures file instead of importing one test
suite from the other. Keep _k18Inner in gen5_records_test.dart and preserve the
existing fixture values.
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart`:
- Around line 1237-1302: Add an explicit privacy warning line to the report
header built by discoveryProbe, stating that the unfiltered results may include
nearby third-party device data and should be redacted before public sharing.
Keep the existing diagnostic output and filtering behavior unchanged unless
implementing the optional redaction for non-WHOOP advertisers.
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| final declared = _buf[2] | (_buf[3] << 8); | ||
| final total = kGen5HeaderLen + declared; | ||
| if (declared < 4 || total > kGen5MaxFrameLen) { | ||
| if (!resync()) break; // implausible length ⇒ spurious 0xAA | ||
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| final storedHeaderCrc = _buf[6] | (_buf[7] << 8); | ||
| if (crc16Modbus(_buf.sublist(0, 6)) != storedHeaderCrc) { | ||
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Bound the resync scan cost per feed call.
resync() performs a linear scan from index 1 on every failed candidate. A chunk of dense 0xAA bytes (which the class documentation states is the expected sensor-payload case) makes each byte a candidate, so feed becomes O(n²) over the buffered bytes: for every 0xAA the code re-scans the remaining buffer. With the 8192-byte ceiling this stays bounded, but it runs on the BLE notification callback at flood rates.
A single forward scan position removes the repeated re-scan without changing behavior.
♻️ Proposed refactor: advance one byte and let the loop re-evaluate
- bool resync() {
- _resyncs++;
- var next = -1;
- for (var i = 1; i < _buf.length; i++) {
- if (_buf[i] == sof) {
- next = i;
- break;
- }
- }
- if (next < 0) {
- _buf.clear();
- return false;
- }
- _buf.removeRange(0, next);
- return true;
- }
+ bool resync() {
+ _resyncs++;
+ final next = _buf.indexOf(sof, 1);
+ if (next < 0) {
+ _buf.clear();
+ return false;
+ }
+ _buf.removeRange(0, next);
+ return true;
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In `@lib/ble/gen5_framing.dart` around lines 252 - 307, Update feed’s resync logic
so each failed candidate advances the buffer by one byte and lets the main
parsing loop re-evaluate, rather than rescanning from index 1 on every call to
resync. Preserve the existing behavior of retaining a plausible 0xAA start,
clearing and waiting when none remains, and continuing normal frame parsing.
| if (i > 0) _buf.removeRange(0, i); | ||
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Clarify the 8192-byte drop against a partially received frame.
if (_buf.length > 8192) _buf.clear(); runs after the loop. The loop breaks at Line 291 while it waits for the rest of a validated frame, so a frame with declared near kGen5MaxFrameLen leaves up to 4096 buffered bytes plus any trailing partial frame. The ceiling is twice the maximum frame, so a single pending frame survives; two back-to-back near-maximum frames where the second is incomplete are discarded silently, and the discard is not counted in resyncs.
Consider counting this drop so a degraded link is observable, and state the invariant (8192 >= 2 * kGen5MaxFrameLen) so a later change to kGen5MaxFrameLen cannot silently start truncating in-flight frames.
♻️ Proposed change
- if (_buf.length > 8192) _buf.clear(); // never grow unbounded
+ // Never grow unbounded. Must stay >= 2 * kGen5MaxFrameLen so a single
+ // in-flight frame is never truncated while we wait for its tail.
+ if (_buf.length > 2 * kGen5MaxFrameLen) {
+ _resyncs++; // observable: a dropped buffer is a degraded-link signal
+ _buf.clear();
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| if (_buf.length > 8192) _buf.clear(); // never grow unbounded | |
| // Never grow unbounded. Must stay >= 2 * kGen5MaxFrameLen so a single | |
| // in-flight frame is never truncated while we wait for its tail. | |
| if (_buf.length > 2 * kGen5MaxFrameLen) { | |
| _resyncs++; // observable: a dropped buffer is a degraded-link signal | |
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In `@lib/ble/gen5_framing.dart` at line 305, Update the post-loop _buf size guard
to count any buffer drop in resyncs, and document or assert the invariant that
the 8192-byte ceiling is at least twice kGen5MaxFrameLen so in-flight frames are
not truncated if that maximum changes.
| /// Skin temperature in hundredths of a degree Celsius, k18 only. | ||
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| /// UNITS DIFFER FROM GEN4, DELIBERATELY: gen4 stores a raw ADC count here. | ||
| /// That is harmless because the metric is only ever consumed as a z-score | ||
| /// against the same band's own rolling baseline (`skin_temp_adc` in the | ||
| /// derivation engine), and a band never changes generation mid-history. Any | ||
| /// consumer that starts treating it as an absolute value must branch on the | ||
| /// generation first. | ||
| final int? skinTempCentiC; |
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import re
terms = re.compile(r'\b(?:skinTempRaw|skinTempCentiC|skinTempC|skinTempAdc|skin_temp_raw|skin_temp_adc|skin_temp_day)\b')
arithmetic = re.compile(r'(?:skinTempRaw|skinTempCentiC|skinTempC|skinTempAdc|skin_temp_raw|skin_temp_adc|skin_temp_day).*(?:/|\*|[<>]=?|==|!=)')
absolute_context = re.compile(r'(?:celsius|°C|absolute|convert|threshold|calibrat)', re.I)
hits = []
for path in Path('.').rglob('*.dart'):
text = path.read_text(errors='replace')
for n, line in enumerate(text.splitlines(), 1):
if terms.search(line) and not line.lstrip().startswith('//'):
hits.append((str(path), n, line.strip()))
print('--- executable skin-temperature references ---')
for path, n, line in hits:
print(f'{path}:{n}: {line}')
print('--- executable arithmetic/comparison references ---')
for path, n, line in hits:
if arithmetic.search(line):
print(f'{path}:{n}: {line}')
print('--- executable absolute-unit context ---')
for path, n, line in hits:
if absolute_context.search(line):
print(f'{path}:{n}: {line}')
PY
echo '--- all repository consumers of persisted skin-temperature fields ---'
rg -n -C3 'skin_temp_(raw|adc|day)|skinTemp(Raw|CentiC|C|Adc)' .Repository: OpenStrap/edge
Length of output: 50371
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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
echo '--- concise executable references in lib ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re
terms = re.compile(
r'\b(?:skinTempRaw|skinTempCentiC|skinTempC|skinTempAdc|'
r'skin_temp_raw|skin_temp_adc|skin_temp_day)\b'
)
for path in sorted(Path('lib').rglob('*.dart')):
for n, line in enumerate(path.read_text(errors='replace').splitlines(), 1):
code = line.split('//', 1)[0].strip()
if code and terms.search(code):
print(f'{path}:{n}: {code}')
PY
echo '--- non-lib consumers, excluding generated/example payloads ---'
rg -n -C3 --glob '*.dart' --glob '!test/**' \
'skin_temp_(raw|adc|day)|skinTemp(Raw|CentiC|C|Adc)' . || true
echo '--- absolute conversion, threshold, and comparison patterns ---'
rg -n -C3 --glob '*.dart' --glob '!test/**' \
'(skinTemp(Raw|CentiC|C|Adc)|skin_temp_(raw|adc|day)).*(/|\\*|[<>]=?|==|!=|°C|celsius|absolute|threshold|convert)' \
lib || trueRepository: OpenStrap/edge
Length of output: 50370
Update the unit-contract comment for skinTempCentiC. skinTempRaw is consumed as a z-score, a median-centered skin_temp_day delta, and raw baseline fields. These paths do not convert the value to °C or apply fixed thresholds. Describe all consumers as raw or relative.
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In `@lib/ble/gen5_records.dart` around lines 91 - 99, Update the documentation for
the skinTempCentiC field to accurately describe its consumers: note that
skinTempRaw is used for z-score calculations, median-centered skin_temp_day
deltas, and raw baseline fields, with no conversion to °C or fixed-threshold
evaluation. Describe these uses as raw or relative rather than implying an
absolute temperature interpretation.
| // These constants are load-bearing in a way a unit test can't otherwise reach: | ||
| // they are copied by hand into ios/Runner/AccessorySetup.swift and the | ||
| // NSAccessorySetupBluetoothServices array in ios/Runner/Info.plist. iOS matches | ||
| // an AccessorySetupKit descriptor against the advertisement byte-for-byte, so a | ||
| // single wrong digit here is not a degraded match — it is "No Accessory Found" | ||
| // forever, with no error to debug. That is exactly the bug this group pins shut. |
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A test can reach the iOS constants — pin the hand-copy directly.
The comment states these constants "are load-bearing in a way a unit test can't otherwise reach" because they are copied by hand into ios/Runner/AccessorySetup.swift and ios/Runner/Info.plist. A Dart test can read both files from the repository and assert the values match. That closes the exact gap the comment describes, and it is the only check that catches a one-digit divergence between the three copies.
Compare case-insensitively: the Dart constant is lowercase and the Swift and plist copies are uppercase.
💚 Proposed parity test
test('the iOS copies of the gen5 UUIDs match the Dart constants', () {
final swift = File('ios/Runner/AccessorySetup.swift').readAsStringSync().toLowerCase();
final plist = File('ios/Runner/Info.plist').readAsStringSync().toLowerCase();
for (final f in [kGen5ServiceUuid, kWhoopMemberUuid16]) {
expect(swift, contains(f), reason: 'AccessorySetup.swift must declare $f');
expect(plist, contains(f), reason: 'Info.plist must declare $f');
}
// The wrong UUID this PR fixes must not survive anywhere.
expect(swift, isNot(contains('0000fd4b-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb')));
expect(plist, isNot(contains('0000fd4b-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb')));
});This needs import 'dart:io';. Confirm the test runner's working directory is the repository root before relying on the relative paths.
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In `@test/ble_engine_test.dart` around lines 137 - 142, Add a parity test in the
existing BLE engine tests that reads ios/Runner/AccessorySetup.swift and
ios/Runner/Info.plist, normalizes both contents for case-insensitive comparison,
and verifies they contain kGen5ServiceUuid and kWhoopMemberUuid16. Import
dart:io and use the repository-root working-directory convention established by
the test suite.
| test('rejects a short buffer and a declared length below the crc32', () { | ||
| expect(parseGen5Frame(hexToBytes('aa010800')), isNull); | ||
| // declared = 2, which cannot even cover the trailing crc32. | ||
| expect(parseGen5Frame(hexToBytes('aa010200000100000000')), isNull); | ||
| }); |
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Add a case for parseGen5Frame on a non-zero-offset view.
parseGen5Frame mixes Uint8List.sublistView with raw.buffer.asByteData(raw.offsetInBytes + …). Every test passes a fresh buffer whose offsetInBytes is 0, so the offset arithmetic on Line 176 of lib/ble/gen5_framing.dart is never exercised. parseGen5Frame is public, so a caller can pass a view of a larger buffer.
A one-line fixture pins the offset arithmetic.
💚 Proposed test
test('parses a frame that is a view into a larger buffer', () {
final frame = hexToBytes(kGetHelloFrame);
final backing = Uint8List(frame.length + 8)..setRange(8, 8 + frame.length, frame);
final view = Uint8List.sublistView(backing, 8);
final f = parseGen5Frame(view)!;
expect(f.valid, isTrue);
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In `@test/gen5_framing_test.dart` around lines 108 - 112, Add a test for
parseGen5Frame using a non-zero-offset Uint8List.sublistView into a larger
backing buffer, then verify the parsed frame is valid and has the expected inner
payload.
| import 'gen5_framing_test.dart' show kK18Frame, kK2Frame; | ||
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| /// Inner payload of the real k18 capture. | ||
| Uint8List _k18Inner() => parseGen5Frame(hexToBytes(kK18Frame))!.inner; |
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Move the shared gen5 capture fixtures into their own file.
test/gen5_records_test.dart imports kK18Frame and kK2Frame from test/gen5_framing_test.dart. Importing one test file from another couples the two suites: renaming a constant or reorganizing the framing suite breaks the records suite for a reason unrelated to either. A small test/gen5_fixtures.dart holding the captured hex strings keeps both suites independent and gives the capture provenance comments one home.
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In `@test/gen5_records_test.dart` around lines 16 - 19, Move the shared kK18Frame
and kK2Frame capture constants and their provenance comments from
gen5_framing_test.dart into a dedicated gen5_fixtures.dart file, then update
both gen5_framing_test.dart and gen5_records_test.dart to import the fixtures
file instead of importing one test suite from the other. Keep _k18Inner in
gen5_records_test.dart and preserve the existing fixture values.
| group('refusals', () { | ||
| test('rejects a non-historical packet type', () { | ||
| expect(decodeGen5History(parseGen5Frame(hexToBytes(kK2Frame))!.inner), | ||
| isNull); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('rejects a truncated record', () { | ||
| expect(decodeGen5History(Uint8List(4)), isNull); | ||
| }); | ||
|
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| test('rejects an implausible heart rate', () { | ||
| final inner = Uint8List(80); | ||
| inner[0] = PacketType.historicalData; | ||
| inner[1] = 18; | ||
| inner[14] = 240; // above any live human HR ⇒ wrong byte, not a reading | ||
| expect(decodeGen5History(inner), isNull); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('accepts HR 0 — off-wrist is a real reading, not a failure', () { | ||
| final inner = Uint8List(80); | ||
| inner[0] = PacketType.historicalData; | ||
| inner[1] = 18; | ||
| inner[14] = 0; | ||
| expect(decodeGen5History(inner)!.hr, 0); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('drops an out-of-range respiration rather than reporting it', () { | ||
| final inner = Uint8List(80); | ||
| inner[0] = PacketType.historicalData; | ||
| inner[1] = 18; | ||
| inner[14] = 60; | ||
| inner[35] = 200; // nobody breathes 200x a minute | ||
| expect(decodeGen5History(inner)!.respRate, isNull); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('drops an out-of-range skin temperature', () { | ||
| final inner = Uint8List(80); | ||
| inner[0] = PacketType.historicalData; | ||
| inner[1] = 18; | ||
| inner[14] = 60; | ||
| inner[65] = 0x00; | ||
| inner[66] = 0x00; // 0.00 °C — not a wrist | ||
| expect(decodeGen5History(inner)!.skinTempCentiC, isNull); | ||
| }); |
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Add a boundary case for a k18 record shorter than the temperature field.
The refusal group covers unknown k-domains, truncation to 4 bytes, and out-of-range values. It does not cover a k18 record whose length sits between 13 and _k18MinLength - 1 (that is, 66). That range is the one that reaches the HR read but must skip the respiration and temperature reads at offsets 35 and 65. A regression there is a RangeError on real hardware, not a wrong value.
💚 Proposed test
test('a k18 record too short for resp/temp still decodes its header', () {
final inner = Uint8List(40); // >= 13, < _k18MinLength (67)
inner[0] = PacketType.historicalData;
inner[1] = 18;
inner[14] = 60;
final r = decodeGen5History(inner)!;
expect(r.hr, 60);
expect(r.respRate, isNull);
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In `@test/gen5_records_test.dart` around lines 91 - 134, Add a refusal-group test
covering a k18 historical record with length between the HR field and
_k18MinLength, using decodeGen5History to verify it decodes the header and HR
while leaving respRate and skinTempCentiC null without throwing.
| test('leaves unknown fields null rather than defaulting them to zero', () { | ||
| // The whole contract of this decoder: absent ≠ zero. | ||
| final r = decodeGen5History(_k18Inner())!; | ||
| expect(r.skinTempC, isNotNull); | ||
| // No accelerometer/RR/SpO2 accessors exist at all — they are not modelled | ||
| // as nullable fields, they are simply not claimed. Guard that nothing | ||
| // quietly adds a zero-valued one later. | ||
| expect(r.toString(), isNot(contains('ax'))); | ||
| expect(r.toString(), isNot(contains('rr'))); | ||
| }); |
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Replace the toString substring assertions with a field-level check.
Lines 143-144 assert that toString() does not contain 'ax' or 'rr'. This does not test what the comment claims. It passes for any record whose formatted text happens to avoid those two letter pairs, and it fails if a future field or the class name introduces them for an unrelated reason. It cannot detect a newly added zero-valued accelerometer field named, for example, accelX.
Assert the intended contract directly instead: the record exposes no accelerometer, RR, or SpO₂ accessor, which the type system already enforces at every call site. A comment plus the existing null assertions carry more value than a substring match.
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In `@test/gen5_records_test.dart` around lines 136 - 145, Remove the r.toString()
substring assertions from the test leaves unknown fields null rather than
defaulting them to zero. Keep the existing skinTempC nullability assertion and
explanatory comment, relying on the Gen5 history record type’s API to ensure
accelerometer, RR, and SpO₂ accessors are not exposed.
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart`:
- Around line 1356-1421: Update discoveryProbe to redact non-WHOOP advertisers:
determine isCandidate from the advertised service UUIDs, mask the local name and
truncate or hash remoteId when it is false, and omit mfg and svcData for those
devices. Preserve full name, identifier, manufacturer data, and service data for
WHOOP candidates, using the existing formatted-line construction in
discoveryProbe.
In `@test/ble_engine_test.dart`:
- Around line 252-298: Add a regression test covering _write through
debugInstallFakeLink and debugWriteHook: verify a gen4 session emits raw
unchanged, while a gen5 session emits the result of reframeGen4ToGen5(raw). Keep
the assertion focused on the observed wire frame and the generation-specific
write behavior.
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| test('gen5 is the 128-bit vendor service, not the Base-UUID expansion', () { | ||
| expect(kGen5ServiceUuid, 'fd4b0001-cce1-4033-93ce-002d5875f58a'); | ||
| // The regression itself: 0xFD4B expanded against the Bluetooth Base UUID is | ||
| // a DIFFERENT UUID that no gen5 band advertises. | ||
| expect(kGen5ServiceUuid, isNot('0000fd4b-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb')); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('gen5 mirrors the gen4 layout — 0001 service, shared suffix', () { | ||
| expect(kGen5ServiceUuid, endsWith(kGen5UuidSuffix)); | ||
| expect(kGen5ServiceUuid, startsWith('fd4b0001')); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('matches both families', () { | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid('61080001-8d6d-82b8-614a-1c8cb0f8dcc6'), isTrue); | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid(kGen5ServiceUuid), isTrue); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('matching is case-insensitive (platforms disagree on spelling)', () { | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid('FD4B0001-CCE1-4033-93CE-002D5875F58A'), isTrue); | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid('61080001-8D6D-82B8-614A-1C8CB0F8DCC6'), isTrue); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('accepts the 16-bit member UUID in either spelling', () { | ||
| // iOS reports 16-bit UUIDs short; Android expands them against the Base UUID. | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid(kWhoopMemberUuid16), isTrue); | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid('FD4B'), isTrue); | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid('0000fd4b-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb'), isTrue); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('does not match unrelated services', () { | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid('0000180d-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb'), isFalse); | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid('0000180f-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb'), isFalse); | ||
| expect(isWhoopServiceUuid(''), isFalse); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('the scan UUID and the transport family agree', () { | ||
| // kGen5ServiceUuid drives the scan filter and is hand-copied into iOS; | ||
| // WhoopFamily.gen5 drives service discovery and characteristic lookup. | ||
| // If these two ever disagree, the band is found and then cannot be talked | ||
| // to (or the reverse) — a failure mode with no obvious symptom. | ||
| expect(kGen5ServiceUuid, startsWith(WhoopFamily.gen5.servicePrefix)); | ||
| expect( | ||
| proto.GattUuids.service, | ||
| startsWith(WhoopFamily.gen4.servicePrefix), | ||
| ); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); |
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Add regression tests for the gen5 transport behavior, not only the UUID constants.
This group pins the constants and the scan/transport prefix agreement. Three behavior changes in this layer stay uncovered:
_writereframes an outgoing frame whensession.family == WhoopFamily.gen5.debugInstallFakeLinkplusdebugWriteHookmake this reachable, because the hook now observeswire.- Service discovery selects the family and prefers gen4 when both services are present.
_ingestHistoricalFramefalls back todecodeGen5Historyonly on a gen5 session.
Add a test that asserts a gen4 session writes raw unchanged and a gen5 session writes reframeGen4ToGen5(raw). That single test pins the one place the generations diverge on the write path.
As per coding guidelines: "Behavior changes, especially regressions involving readiness, abstention, idempotence, synchronization, migrations, and lifecycle safety, must include regression tests." Also: "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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In `@test/ble_engine_test.dart` around lines 252 - 298, Add a regression test
covering _write through debugInstallFakeLink and debugWriteHook: verify a gen4
session emits raw unchanged, while a gen5 session emits the result of
reframeGen4ToGen5(raw). Keep the assertion focused on the observed wire frame
and the generation-specific write behavior.
Source: Coding guidelines
A WHOOP 5.0 history record decodes to heart rate and time but carries no accel / RR / SpO2 where 4.0 keeps them, so its Sample left those null. That made it fail Sample.hasDecodedOneHz, which sent _decodeOneHzSample on to re-decode the raw hex with the GEN4 decoder — which cannot read a gen5 record either. It returned null, _queueDecodedOneHz wrote nothing, and the same transaction still advanced strap_trim. Net effect: the HISTORY_END ACK told the band it could erase records that had never reached decoded_onehz, the table derivation actually reads. Every gen5 sync would have looked like it worked and banked nothing — the exact failure the safe-trim invariant exists to prevent, introduced by the gen5 branch in _ingestHistoricalFrame. Found by CodeRabbit on OpenStrap#238 and confirmed by tracing hasDecodedOneHz through _decodeOneHzSample. Two changes: db.dart — _decodeOneHzSample falls back to `preferred` instead of returning null when the re-decode fails. Gen4 semantics are untouched: a complete sample already returns at the top, a successful re-decode already returns above, and with no preferred the result is still null. It only stops a deliberately partial sample being discarded. ble_engine.dart — a gen5 partial decode now ALSO archives its raw frame, in the same commit that runs before the ACK. A partial sample is not a decoded one: ACKing on the strength of it would make the undecoded fields permanently unrecoverable. The archive costs a second copy of each gen5 record and buys back the only copy of the bytes this build cannot read. Motion columns land as 0 for gen5, because decoded_onehz has no null motion. That is a placeholder, not a measurement, and gen5_persistence_test asserts it explicitly rather than leaving it to be discovered — the archived frame is what makes it recoverable. 7 new tests. Verified they bite: reverting the db.dart fix fails the four partial-sample cases while the gen4 control cases keep passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RrVjCqVDMANK5sa5eyjATw
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Ready for review. Summary of what changed since the draft, and one bug worth calling out The draft's UUID was wrongThe original version of this PR declared the gen5 service as That also turned out to be the smaller half of the story: gen5 shares every packet type, A data-loss bug CodeRabbit caught, now fixed (
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discoveryProbe runs an unfiltered scan and printed, for EVERY advertiser in
range, the local name, remoteId, RSSI, manufacturer data and service data —
then logged the whole thing and returned it as a "paste-into-an-issue" report.
Everything in that list except the user's own strap belongs to whoever happens
to be nearby. A BLE local name is very often a person's name ("Sarah's
iPhone"); a remoteId is a MAC on Android and a stable per-phone identifier on
iOS; manufacturer data can carry a serial. None of it helps diagnose WHOOP
discovery, and the report is designed to be published. Flagged by CodeRabbit
on OpenStrap#238.
WHOOP straps still print in full — they are the point of the probe and they
are the user's own hardware. Everything else now prints as an anonymous
per-report index plus RSSI, connectability and bare counts, which keeps the
diagnostic value (the scan ran, the band is this crowded, things nearby are
connectable) without the identity. Service UUIDs are withheld too: they
fingerprint a product as precisely as a name does.
The index is a per-report counter, not a hash of the address. A hash of a MAC
is reversible by brute force over a small space, and the only property needed
is "the same device reads the same within one report".
includeThirdPartyDetail restores the old behaviour for the case where a strap
genuinely is not being matched. It is off by default and the report says, in
the report itself, that the output is then unsafe to post unread.
The classification is extracted as probeMayPrintInFull() rather than left
inline: it is the single decision separating "diagnostic" from "publishes the
names and MAC addresses of everyone nearby", so it gets a name and tests.
Matching stays deliberately broad — a band whose service UUID we have wrong
must still be caught by name, or the probe hides the one device it exists to
find. 3 tests, including that a Polar H10 advertising 0x180D does NOT qualify.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@lib/data/db.dart`:
- Around line 2562-2575: Preserve unavailable Gen5 acceleration and SpO₂
measurements when partial Samples reach _queueDecodedOneHz instead of converting
them to zero; add nullable fields or an availability mask and make derivation
abstain from unavailable inputs. In lib/data/db.dart lines 2562-2575, retain
field availability during persistence; in test/gen5_persistence_test.dart lines
137-151, replace zero-value expectations with assertions for the
unavailable-field representation.
In `@test/gen5_persistence_test.dart`:
- Around line 92-97: Update the setUpAll/tearDownAll lifecycle around LocalDb to
save and temporarily set a unique LocalDb.dbName before opening the database,
then close and delete that database path during teardown and restore the
original name afterward; do not rely on PathProviderPlatform or tmp cleanup for
database isolation.
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| // PARTIAL SAMPLES MUST NOT BE DROPPED HERE. Returning null when the re-decode | ||
| // fails is safe for gen4 — there, a `preferred` that fails [hasDecodedOneHz] | ||
| // means the hex is the better source, and if the hex will not decode there is | ||
| // nothing to write. It is NOT safe for a caller that supplies a deliberately | ||
| // partial sample: a WHOOP 5.0 record decodes to HR + time but carries no | ||
| // accel/SpO2, so it fails [hasDecodedOneHz] AND cannot be re-decoded by the | ||
| // gen4 decoder above. Returning null there wrote no `decoded_onehz` row while | ||
| // the same transaction still advanced `strap_trim` — so the band was told to | ||
| // erase records that never reached the table derivation reads. | ||
| // | ||
| // Falling back to [preferred] changes nothing for gen4: a complete sample | ||
| // already returned at the top, and a successful re-decode already returned | ||
| // above. It only stops a partial sample being silently discarded. | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep unavailable Gen5 measurements distinct from measured zeroes.
Lines 2562-2575 now return partial samples to _queueDecodedOneHz. That path converts unavailable acceleration and SpO₂ fields to 0. The decoded substrate has no availability marker, so derivation cannot distinguish missing Gen5 data from a measured zero. This can produce incorrect motion-, sleep-, and oxygen-derived results.
Add nullable fields or an availability mask. Make derivation abstain from unavailable inputs. Update the test to verify unavailable-field semantics instead of zero values.
lib/data/db.dart#L2562-L2575: preserve field availability when a partialSampleis persisted.test/gen5_persistence_test.dart#L137-L151: replace zero-fill expectations with assertions for the new unavailable-field representation.
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In `@lib/data/db.dart` around lines 2562 - 2575, Preserve unavailable Gen5
acceleration and SpO₂ measurements when partial Samples reach _queueDecodedOneHz
instead of converting them to zero; add nullable fields or an availability mask
and make derivation abstain from unavailable inputs. In lib/data/db.dart lines
2562-2575, retain field availability during persistence; in
test/gen5_persistence_test.dart lines 137-151, replace zero-value expectations
with assertions for the unavailable-field representation.
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For sqflite_common_ffi 2.4.0, does getDatabasesPath() use PathProviderPlatform, or does it use the configured sqflite database factory?
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For sqflite_common_ffi 2.4.0, the getDatabasesPath function does not automatically use PathProviderPlatform to resolve the directory, nor is its implementation considered robust for cross-platform production use [1][2][3]. The behavior works as follows: 1. Interaction with Database Factory: When you call the top-level getDatabasesPath, it delegates the call to the current databaseFactory [4][5]. If you have configured the global databaseFactory to use databaseFactoryFfi (as required for FFI usage on platforms like Windows or Linux), the call reaches the FFI implementation [3][6]. 2. Implementation: The FFI implementation of getDatabasesPath provides a default path that is often described as a "dummy" or "lame" implementation [1][2][3]. On Windows and other non-Android/iOS platforms, this default path is typically a local folder, which may not be appropriate for production storage [3]. 3. PathProviderPlatform usage: The sqflite_common_ffi library does not internally use PathProviderPlatform to determine this path. It is explicitly recommended by the package author that you should not rely on getDatabasesPath for FFI-based projects [1][2]. Instead, developers are advised to use the path_provider package to find an appropriate application directory (such as getApplicationDocumentsDirectory) and then either provide an absolute path when opening the database or use databaseFactory.setDatabasesPath to configure the location [3][7]. In summary, while it respects the configured database factory, it relies on its own internal (and often unsuitable) default logic rather than integrating with PathProviderPlatform [1][3].
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- 1: https://github.com/tekartik/sqflite/blob/master/sqflite_common_ffi/doc/using_ffi_instead_of_sqflite.md
- 2: https://pub.dev/packages/sqflite_common_ffi
- 3: What is the solution for using sqflite for both android and windows? tekartik/sqflite#784
- 4: https://pub.dev/documentation/sqflite_common_ffi/latest/sqflite_ffi/getDatabasesPath.html
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- 7: getDatabasesPath() returns incorrect Directory on iOS tekartik/sqflite#695
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Use a dedicated database file for this suite.
getDatabasesPath() uses the configured FFI factory and does not use PathProviderPlatform, so deleting tmp does not delete openstrap.db. Set a unique LocalDb.dbName before opening the database. Close and delete that path in tearDownAll, then restore the previous name.
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In `@test/gen5_persistence_test.dart` around lines 92 - 97, Update the
setUpAll/tearDownAll lifecycle around LocalDb to save and temporarily set a
unique LocalDb.dbName before opening the database, then close and delete that
database path during teardown and restore the original name afterward; do not
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Source: Learnings
Written during the discovery-only phase and never updated when the transport landed. It claimed "there is still no gen5 TRANSPORT" and that "a gen5 band that connects still stops at service discovery below" — the opposite of what the code now does, at the exact place a reader looks to learn what a gen5 connection does. Flagged by CodeRabbit on OpenStrap#238. Checked the rest of lib/, ios/ and README.md for the same stale claim; this was the only one left. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RrVjCqVDMANK5sa5eyjATw
The test queried `decoded_rr WHERE rec_ts = ?`. That column exists only after the time-keyed migration; older schemas key the table on `counter`, so the query fails with "no such column" against them rather than reporting anything about the code under test. Now unfiltered: setUp empties the table and the test commits exactly one record, so every row present belongs to it and the assertion holds either way. Found by porting these tests onto a checkout with the older schema, where the failure looked exactly like a product bug. Worth knowing if you hit it: the sqflite_common_ffi database under .dart_tool persists across runs and across branches, so a schema created by one checkout is still on disk when you test another — `rm -rf .dart_tool/sqflite_common_ffi/databases` before believing a "no such column" error. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RrVjCqVDMANK5sa5eyjATw
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115-151: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftTest partial-frame archiving at the transport transaction boundary.
These tests pass no
archivesargument toLocalDb.commitSyncBatch. They verify only that a partialSamplecreatesdecoded_onehzdata. They do not verify thatBleEngine._ingestHistoricalFrameincludes thegen5_partial_k...archive in the same durable commit before theHISTORY_ENDACK.Add a transport-level regression that feeds a partial Gen5 history record, asserts that one commit receives both the decoded sample and its
ArchiveRecord, and asserts that the ACK occurs only after that commit completes.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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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart`:
- Around line 124-129: Update probeMayPrintInFull so a matching WHOOP name alone
does not permit full identity output; require at least one recognized WHOOP
service UUID, while preserving includeThirdPartyDetail as the explicit opt-in
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In `@test/gen5_persistence_test.dart`:
- Around line 115-151: Add a transport-level regression around
BleEngine._ingestHistoricalFrame that feeds a partial Gen5 history record,
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Keep name-only advertisements redacted by default, and update the matching tests.
An advertised name is not proof that a nearby device is a WHOOP strap. A third-party device whose name contains WHOOP can otherwise expose its name, remoteId, service UUIDs, and manufacturer data in the default report.
Require a recognized WHOOP service UUID before printing full identity details, while keeping includeThirdPartyDetail as the explicit opt-in for unknown devices. Update the name-only cases in test/ble_engine_test.dart to assert redaction, and retain full-detail expectations only for recognized service UUIDs.
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart` around lines 124 - 129, Update probeMayPrintInFull
so a matching WHOOP name alone does not permit full identity output; require at
least one recognized WHOOP service UUID, while preserving
includeThirdPartyDetail as the explicit opt-in for unknown devices. Adjust the
name-based tests in ble_engine_test.dart to verify redaction without a
recognized UUID and full output when one is present.
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tests must match the safer default redaction behavior.
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closing this as landed-by-another-route, but the analysis in here was right and worth saying so. you derived your other observation holds too: gen5 is gen4 in a different envelope. same packet types, same opcodes, same record header, and the per-version HR offset table the reason this closes rather than merges is placement. this PR adds one thing from here that has NOT been settled and would be genuinely useful: whether the fd4b service UUID is in the primary advertisement or only the scan response. we believe it is advertised, but nobody has put a real WHOOP 5 in front of the app. if you have a band, an nRF Connect capture of what it advertises would close the last gap in gen5 pairing. |
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WHOOP 5.0 / MG: correct the service UUID, and add the transport
Gen5 turns out not to be a separate protocol. Comparing this repo's gen4 work against
two independent public gen5 clients —
b-nnett/goose(mirror) and its Kotlin port
dsp515/GooseAndroid— shows the packet types, command opcodes and record header are identical across
generations. Including the per-version HR offset table
{7:27, 9:17, 12:17, 18:14, 24:17}: this repo's_hrOffsetByVersionand goose'shistory_hr_marker_offsetare thesame table, derived separately, from different hardware, by people who never spoke.
Only two things actually differ, and this PR implements both.
1. The GATT service prefix
0xFD4Bis a genuine Bluetooth SIG member UUID assigned to WHOOP, which is what madethe wrong value so convincing. But it is the first 32 bits of a 128-bit vendor UUID, in
exactly the shape gen4 already uses —
61080001-8d6d-…vsfd4b0001-cce1-…— with thecharacteristics numbered identically off each prefix (
0002write,0003/4/5notify,0007debug).AccessorySetupKit matches a declared descriptor byte-for-byte, so one wrong UUID is not
a degraded match — it is "No Accessory Found", silently, forever. That is #237.
The 16-bit
FD4Bis still declared as well, as a separateASPickerDisplayItemandscan-filter entry: a 128-bit UUID often does not fit the 31-byte advertisement, and iOS
hashes any that spill into the scan response's overflow area. It must be its own
descriptor — criteria inside one
ASDiscoveryDescriptorAND-combine.2. The frame envelope
Everything inside the envelope is unchanged, so gen5 reuses the existing record
decoders. New:
lib/ble/gen5_framing.dart(codec,WhoopFamily, per-familyreassembler) and
lib/ble/gen5_records.dart(history decode).How the 4.0 path is kept safe
_writeswaps the envelope at the singlepoint where bytes reach the characteristic. One call site, and it is structurally
impossible to hand a gen5 frame to a 4.0 band.
FrameReassembler,so 4.0 runs unchanged code rather than a re-implementation that merely ought to match.
Deliberately not decoded
Accelerometer, RR intervals and SpO₂ are not read from gen5 history records. They are
not where 4.0 keeps them — measured, not assumed:
parseR24reads a real k18 capture'sgravity vector as 0.27 g and its plausibility gate correctly refuses the decode.
Scanning that capture for a plausible gravity triple yields 16 candidate offsets,
several overlapping the timestamp field; one frame cannot separate them. Those fields
stay
null, which routes the record to the durable archive for a future fix. A guessedoffset would silently corrupt every metric downstream of it — the same failure class as
the UUID above, one layer down, and harder to notice because there is no empty list.
Decoded today: heart rate, timestamp, record counter, respiratory rate, skin
temperature. Consequence: heart-rate-driven metrics work, motion-driven sleep detail is
thinner.
Testing
59 new tests.
buildGen5Framereproduces goose's hand-derivedGET_HELLOvector(
aa0108000001e67123019101363e5c8d) byte-for-byte — which goose in turn checksagainst a Python builder, so three implementations agree.
untouched gen4
parseRealtimeHr.through chunked reassembly at 20-byte boundaries.
satayutata/geniemax-core's golden fixtures. Note its k18fixture's CRC32 does not match its own payload — those fixtures are time-shifted and
de-identified, and the timestamp was rewritten without recomputing the CRC. Both the
original and a CRC-repaired variant are kept as test vectors so this is visible.
Full suite: 1528 pass. The 42 failures are pre-existing
phosphor_flutter/Flutter SDK breakage (
IconDatabecamefinal), confirmed unchanged by stashing thesechanges and reproducing on a clean tree.
What is NOT verified
changes are uncompiled.
main. Two conflicts, both resolved by keeping upstream'swork: in
_writethe envelope swap is computed before thedebugWriteHookseam, sothe seam observes the bytes that would actually reach the radio — on a gen4 link those
are byte-identical to the input, so no existing test changes behaviour. In
ble_engine_test.dartboth new groups are kept and the oneGattUuidsreference nowuses the
proto.alias. Worth a look, since it touches a seam I did not write.lib/ble/),so it is the cheaper place to get a first real-hardware signal.
Needs a 4.0 owner to confirm no regression, and a gen5 owner to report what happens.
Original description (superseded — contains the incorrect UUID)
WHOOP 5.0 / MG bands never appear in the AccessorySetupKit pairing sheet: the ASK
descriptor and
NSAccessorySetupBluetoothServicesboth declare only the WHOOP 4.0service UUID, so the sheet has nothing to match and reports "No Accessory Found" even
with the band in pairing mode and visible elsewhere in the system.
This PR widened discovery without touching the 4.0 path:
Info.plistdeclared acandidate gen5 service UUID and a
WHOOPname substring; the ASK picker was built fromthree
ASPickerDisplayItems; a retry fell back to the 4.0-only item if iOS rejected thelist; the Dart scan filter accepted both families; and failed discovery logged what was
actually seen.
It stated: "This does not make gen5 work. There is no gen5 transport." That is no
longer true, and the gen5 service UUID it proposed was wrong.
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