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Android: sync a paired Mi scale when it wakes up - #612
On Android, a paired Mi scale is now synced automatically when it wakes up. Before, the only way to sync it was the button on the Devices page (the headless pass runs at boot, not on a schedule).
While the app process is alive, a new ScalePresenceWatcher runs a short low-power scan (8 s on, then 20 s off) filtered to the paired scale's address. When it hears the scale, it runs the normal SessionLink.sync() session, then rests for 3 minutes so a scale that stays awake isn't synced in a loop. The session also reads the stored history, so a missed window delays a weighing but never loses one.
The scan goes through the existing withScanLock. It does not skip while the band is away: the band reconnects through the OS autoConnect, not a scan, so a scale scan does not queue it. The wait for the scan to end is bounded (window + 5 s); if the stop event is lost the watcher stops the scan itself, so the lock is always released. A start() made while a stopped loop is still draining restarts it afterwards.
Android only, and not in the headless/background path.
Files
lib/ble/scale_presence.dart: new watcher
lib/state/app_state.dart: starts it on Android (foreground app only), stops it in dispose
test/ble/scale_presence_test.dart: 5 tests (hit syncs once then cools down; nothing heard or nothing paired; a throwing scan backs off; a start during a draining stop restarts; a stop cancels a pending restart)
test/scan_lock_entry_points_test.dart: scale_presence.dart added to the allowlist of files that may call FlutterBluePlus scan functions. It does so only inside withScanLock.
No protocol or analytics dependency, no schema change, no kAlgoVersion bump.
Tested
Unit tests pass, flutter analyze is clean on the changed files.
On a real Mi scale (Xiaomi phone, debug build, no taps on the phone): the watcher found the scale, synced, and the weighing appeared as the profile weight.
Battery, measured with dumpsys batterystats on that phone: Bluetooth was estimated at 0 mAh of 84 mAh total. This is a model estimate on one phone over a few hours, not a full-day measurement.
Not tested
A WHOOP reconnect while the watcher is running (a pending Android autoConnect next to the low-power scale scan). Not run on a real strap.
A full day of battery use.
iOS (the watcher is Android only).
Known limits
Fixed duty cycle (about 29% scan time) and a flat 3-minute cooldown; a second weighing inside the cooldown waits for the next window after it. The code comment says to move to a long-lived filtered scan if a real scale is seen missing its window.
Started when the app initialises and again when it resumes (a headless launch opened later); pausing does not stop it, the foreground service keeps the process.
If the fallback stopScan fails, the scan lock can be released while a scan is still running; bounded by the scan window (about 8 s).
A session that does not finish within 2 minutes is abandoned (the watcher then backs off for the cooldown).
Two scales of the same adapter: SessionLink.sync() picks one paired row per adapter, so the scale that was heard may not be the one synced. Not addressed here.
The scan-lock gate test only checks which files may scan, not that they scan inside withScanLock.
Only a failed cycle is logged ([scale-watch]); the per-cycle debug logs are removed.
A scale heard in the instant between a stop() and a start() is not synced until the next wake (a delay, not a lost reading).
Summary by Sourcery
Enable automatic Android Mi scale synchronization when a paired scale wakes up.
New Features:
Automatically detect paired Mi scale wake-ups on Android and trigger synchronization without requiring a Devices-page action.
Enhancements:
Run low-power scale presence monitoring only while the app process is active, with cooldowns, timeout handling, cancellation, and scan-lock coordination to avoid repeated syncs and scan conflicts.
Tests:
Add coverage for scale detection, cooldown behavior, empty pairings, scan failures, session timeouts, and watcher restart/stop lifecycle handling.
Chores:
Allow the scale presence watcher as a controlled BLE scan entry point.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
On Android, the app can automatically detect a nearby paired Mi Scale 2 or Mi Scale Composition and sync its measurements while the app is open.
The app checks for scales periodically, so you don’t need to start each sync manually.
Automatic detection starts when the app is foregrounded and resumes when you return to the app with a paired scale.
The app skips the primary device and paired entries without a remote identifier.
A filtered low-power scan for the paired scale's remote id runs while the app
process is alive; on a hit the scale syncs through its SessionLink, then waits
a cooldown. Android only, not in the headless pass.
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Walkthrough
Adds a watcher that periodically scans for eligible paired Mi Scale devices and syncs a detected scale. AppState starts the watcher when the app is foregrounded on Android and requests it to stop during disposal.
Changes: Scale presence auto-sync
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Summary
Watcher configuration and lifecycle lib/ble/scale_presence.dart
Adds watcher configuration and start/stop behavior. Each cycle loads paired scales, scans when eligible devices exist, and waits for a cooldown after a hit or failure, or a gap otherwise.
Scale selection, scanning, and sync lib/ble/scale_presence.dart
Selects paired Mi Scale devices with non-empty remote IDs, excluding the primary device. Scans under withScanLock, stops on a match or timeout, and calls SessionLink.sync() for the matching adapter.
sequenceDiagram
participant AppState
participant ScalePresenceWatcher
participant PairedScaleLookup
participant BLEScanner
participant SessionLink
AppState->>ScalePresenceWatcher: start()
ScalePresenceWatcher->>PairedScaleLookup: Load eligible paired scales
ScalePresenceWatcher->>BLEScanner: Scan remote IDs for the configured window
BLEScanner-->>ScalePresenceWatcher: Return matching remote ID
ScalePresenceWatcher->>SessionLink: Sync the matching adapter
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OpenStrap/edge#608: Pins the protocol revision that handles a Mi Body Composition Scale 2 history-count reply used by the sync path.
OpenStrap/edge#641: Changes SessionLink.sync(), which the watcher calls.
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 3dac0
The watcher can scan while the app is backgrounded, and sync has known limitations with multiple scales or occupied connection slots. The change is mergeable with these limitations acknowledged.
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Automatically syncs paired Mi scales on Android when they wake while the foreground app process is alive, using a locked, bounded low-power scan with cooldown and failure handling, and manages the watcher through AppState without affecting headless execution.
Sequence diagram for Android scale wake-up sync
sequenceDiagram
participant AppState
participant Watcher as ScalePresenceWatcher
participant DB as LocalDb
participant BLE as FlutterBluePlus
participant Session as SessionLink
AppState->>Watcher: start()
loop Every gap
Watcher->>DB: deviceRows()
DB-->>Watcher: Paired Mi scale remote IDs
Watcher->>BLE: withScanLock(startScan)
BLE-->>Watcher: Matching scale advertisement
Watcher->>BLE: stopScan()
Watcher->>Session: sync()
Session-->>Watcher: Stored history and new weighing
Watcher->>Watcher: Wait cooldown
end
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Flow diagram for scale watcher lifecycle and failure handling
flowchart TD
A[Foreground Android AppState] --> B[start ScalePresenceWatcher]
B --> C[Read paired Mi scales]
C --> D{Scale heard in low-power scan?}
D -->|Yes| E[SessionLink.sync]
E --> F[Wait 3-minute cooldown]
D -->|No| G[Wait 20-second gap]
C -->|Scan failure or timeout| H[Back off for cooldown]
F --> C
G --> C
H --> C
I[AppState.dispose] --> J[stop watcher]
J --> K[Cancel pending wait and drain current cycle]
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Added an Android-only presence watcher that periodically detects paired Mi scale advertisements and triggers the existing sync flow.
Loads paired Mi scale addresses from the local database.
Runs an 8-second low-power scan every 20 seconds, filtered to paired scale IDs.
Invokes SessionLink synchronization on a match, including stored-history retrieval.
Applies a three-minute post-hit cooldown and backs off failed cycles.
Uses the process-wide scan lock and bounds scan shutdown to prevent lock leaks.
Supports safe stop, restart while a prior loop drains, and cancellation of pending restarts.
lib/ble/scale_presence.dart
Integrated the watcher into the foreground Android application lifecycle.
Starts the watcher during foreground AppState initialization on Android only.
Stops it during AppState disposal.
Leaves headless/background execution unchanged.
lib/state/app_state.dart
Added unit coverage for watcher behavior and lifecycle edge cases.
Tests successful detection and cooldown behavior.
Tests empty or missed scans and failure backoff.
Tests restart during draining shutdown and cancellation of a pending restart.
test/ble/scale_presence_test.dart
Expanded scan API enforcement to include the new locked scan entry point.
Adds the watcher to the scan-function allowlist.
Documents that all direct scan calls remain inside withScanLock.
test/scan_lock_entry_points_test.dart
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="lib/ble/scale_presence.dart"line_range="127-93" />
<code_context>
+ final sub = FlutterBluePlus.onScanResults.listen((results) {+ for (final r in results) {+ final id = r.device.remoteId.str.toLowerCase();+ if (hit == null && want.contains(id)) {+ hit = id;+ unawaited(FlutterBluePlus.stopScan().catchError(
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Nearby devices can forge scale readings**
When a nearby attacker can spoof the Bluetooth address of a paired Mi scale and provide its expected GATT characteristics, a nearby attacker that advertises under a paired scale’s Bluetooth address is treated as that scale; `_syncSession` then invokes `SessionLink.sync()`, which connects and accepts scale GATT notifications without authenticating the peripheral. The attacker can make forged weights appear in the user’s profile without a sync tap.
Authenticate the scale before accepting readings, or require an equivalent trusted-device verification in the automatic-sync path.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="lib/ble/scale_presence.dart"line_range="113" />
<code_context>
+ if (kAutoSyncAdapters.contains(r['adapter_id']) &&+ r['id'] != LocalDb.kPrimaryDeviceId &&+ (r['remote_id'] as String?)?.isNotEmpty == true)+ (r['remote_id'] as String).toLowerCase(): r['adapter_id'] as String,+ };+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Wake sync targets wrong scale**
When more than one paired scale shares an adapter ID and a scale other than the row selected by `pairedRowOf()` wakes, `_pairedScales` retains only the adapter ID, and `_syncSession` passes that ID to `SessionLink.sync()`, which selects the active or newest row rather than the scale whose address was heard; the awakened scale’s readings remain unsynced.
Preserve the heard scale’s remote ID through `_pairedScales` and resolve `SessionLink.sync()` to that scale’s row.
Also at `lib/ble/scale_presence.dart:93`, `lib/ble/scale_presence.dart:117`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="lib/state/app_state.dart"line_range="3061" />
<code_context>
SessionLink.onSessionDone = adoptWeighing;
+ // Android: hear a paired scale wake up and sync it without a Devices tap.
+ if (!_background && Platform.isAndroid) {
+ (_scaleWatcher ??= ScalePresenceWatcher()).start();+ }
// In the background: its re-derive must not hold the shell's launch.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Background scale sync bypasses gate**
When the Android app is paused after the foreground watcher starts and the watcher hears a paired scale, `AppState` starts the watcher but does not stop it when Android pauses the app; a later scan hit calls `_sync` and `SessionLink.sync()` directly, so a background sync runs outside `HeadlessSyncGate.tryRun` and can overlap other sync work.
Stop the watcher when the app pauses, or route any background sync it performs through `HeadlessSyncGate.tryRun` with skip-not-queue behavior.
Also at `lib/ble/scale_presence.dart:93`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="lib/ble/scale_presence.dart"line_range="151-152" />
<code_context>
+ // The stop event was lost: end the scan ourselves before the lock+ // is released, and treat it as a quiet cycle (retry at [gap]).+ await FlutterBluePlus.stopScan().catchError(+ (Object e) => debugPrint('[scale-watch] stopScan failed: $e'));+ }+ } finally {+ await sub.cancel();
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Later scans overlap active scan**
When the scan-stop event is lost or times out and the fallback `stopScan()` call fails while scanning remains active, `_scan` consumes the `stopScan()` error and returns through `finally`, so `withScanLock` releases while the radio is still scanning; the next pairing or band scan overlaps it or fails.
Keep `withScanLock` from releasing until the radio is confirmed stopped, and handle stop failures without returning while a scan remains active.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<locationpath="lib/ble/scale_presence.dart"line_range="93" />
<code_context>
+ if (scales.isNotEmpty) {+ final hit = await _hear(scales.keys.toList(), window);+ if (hit != null && !_stop) {+ await _sync(scales[hit.toLowerCase()]!);+ wait = cooldown;+ }
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**A stuck session stops future scans**
When a BLE service-discovery operation or secondary-link-slot wait never completes, `_sync` is awaited without a watcher-level deadline, so a platform operation that never completes leaves `_run` stuck in that cycle and the watcher never scans again. `SessionLink` bounds connect and session execution, but service discovery and waiting for a secondary-link slot have no timeout.
Bound the complete sync attempt or add appropriate timeouts to the unbounded session operations so the watcher can resume scanning.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 6
<locationpath="lib/ble/scale_presence.dart"line_range="151" />
<code_context>
+ // The stop event was lost: end the scan ourselves before the lock+ // is released, and treat it as a quiet cycle (retry at [gap]).+ await FlutterBluePlus.stopScan().catchError(+ (Object e) => debugPrint('[scale-watch] stopScan failed: $e'));+ }+ } finally {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**A stuck stop blocks all scans**
When the scan-stop event is lost and the fallback `FlutterBluePlus.stopScan()` call hangs, the fallback `stopScan()` future never completes, so `_scan` never returns from `withScanLock` and every later scan—including pairing scans—stays queued.
Bound the fallback stop call with a timeout and handle its timeout explicitly so the scan-lock body cannot wait forever.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 7
<locationpath="lib/state/app_state.dart"line_range="3061" />
<code_context>
SessionLink.onSessionDone = adoptWeighing;
+ // Android: hear a paired scale wake up and sync it without a Devices tap.
+ if (!_background && Platform.isAndroid) {
+ (_scaleWatcher ??= ScalePresenceWatcher()).start();+ }
// In the background: its re-derive must not hold the shell's launch.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Watcher outlives disposed state**
When `AppState` is disposed while `_initSteps()` is suspended before the watcher-start line, `_initSteps()` resumes and starts `ScalePresenceWatcher` after `dispose()` has already tried to stop it, so the watcher keeps scanning and syncing without an owner.
Check `_disposed` before starting the watcher and ensure disposal stops any watcher started during initialization.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 8
<locationpath="lib/ble/scale_presence.dart"line_range="103" />
<code_context>
+ wait = cooldown;+ }+ if (_stop) break;+ final nap = _nap = Completer<void>();+ await Future.any([Future<void>.delayed(wait), nap.future]);+ }
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Wake detection is slower than documented**
When a scan takes its full configured window and no hit changes the wait, `_run()` waits the full `gap` after each scan, so an 8-second scan followed by the default 20-second gap starts the next scan about 28 seconds later, not every 20 seconds; scale wake detection is delayed relative to the stated cadence.
If 20 seconds is the intended start-to-start cadence, subtract the scan duration from the post-scan wait; otherwise describe the 20 seconds as a post-scan gap.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 9
<locationpath="test/ble/scale_presence_test.dart"line_range="78" />
<code_context>
+ w.start();
+ await Future<void>.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 150));
+ await w.stop().timeout(const Duration(seconds: 1));
+ expect(scans, 1);
+ });
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Terminated watcher passes backoff test**
When a scan throws and the watcher exits rather than retrying after the cooldown, if a thrown scan terminates the watcher instead of scheduling a cooldown retry, the scan-throws test still passes: line 78 only checks that `scans` is 1 after 150 ms, so it cannot distinguish backoff from termination.
Assert that the watcher performs another scan after advancing past the cooldown, using a controllable clock or timer.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 10
<locationpath="test/scan_lock_entry_points_test.dart"line_range="24" />
<code_context>
'lib/ble/hrs_link.dart',
+ // The Android scale presence watcher: one low-power scan, filtered to the
+ // paired scale's address, run entirely inside `withScanLock`.
+ 'lib/ble/scale_presence.dart',
};
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Unlocked watcher scan passes gate**
When the watcher’s scan is moved outside `withScanLock`, if `scale_presence.dart` calls `FlutterBluePlus.startScan` outside `withScanLock`, the scan-lock entry-point tests still pass because their loops skip every allowlisted file; they do not check locking within this file.
Add a check that verifies the watcher’s scan entry points are executed under `withScanLock`, rather than skipping the file entirely.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 10 findings to address first, and a false or mistimed wake-up could run a normal scale sync and persist readings, potentially also updating the profile weight. Reverting stops future automatic syncs, but any readings or derived weight already written would need to be corrected separately.
Blocking findings: lib/ble/scale_presence.dart:93, lib/ble/scale_presence.dart:113, lib/state/app_state.dart:3061, lib/ble/scale_presence.dart:152, lib/ble/scale_presence.dart:93, and 5 more
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Review comments at @lib/ble/scale_presence.dart:
- Around line 92-94: Update _run to pass the matched scan hit’s remote ID
through _sync into SessionLink, and make the shared paired-row selection choose
the row with that remote_id when available. Preserve pairedRowOf’s
active-wearable precedence and its existing fallback behavior when no remote ID
matches.
Review comments at @lib/state/app_state.dart:
- Around line 3060-3061: Guard the ScalePresenceWatcher startup in the
initialization path with !_disposed, and update openSession so an Android
foreground transition starts the watcher when the app is not disposed, before
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Bound scan startup and clean up late scans.
136-136: Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Bound scan startup and clean up late scans.
FlutterBluePlus.startScan can remain pending during Android permission or platform startup. Its timeout starts only after the platform call returns. This await can therefore hold withScanLock, and stop() can remain pending while pairing scans queue behind it.
Add a startup bound that also prevents a late scan from remaining active after cleanup. Do not release withScanLock while the underlying startup operation can still start a scan.
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Review comment at @lib/ble/scale_presence.dart at line 136:
Bound the `FlutterBluePlus.startScan` startup wait so permission or platform
startup cannot hold `withScanLock` indefinitely, and ensure cleanup stops any
scan that starts after the bound expires. Do not release `withScanLock` while
the underlying startup can still activate a scan; cancel startup or retain the
lock until it settles, then stop any late-started scan.
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- Around line 150-153: Update _scan’s timeout cleanup so a pending started
future retains scan ownership until it settles, or coordinate its eventual
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startScaleWatcher() runs during foreground initialization and resume, but the paused lifecycle path only calls pauseForBackground(). On Android, that method starts EdgeTracking, which keeps the process alive. ScalePresenceWatcher._run() can therefore continue scanning and call _sync after the UI is backgrounded. The watcher currently stops only during AppState.dispose(), so it does not honor the foreground-only lifecycle.
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Review comment at @lib/app.dart at line 118:
Update AppState.pauseForBackground to stop the active _scaleWatcher when the app
pauses, while preserving the existing _sync.pauseForBackground behavior. Ensure
stopping the watcher does not block the existing pause flow if shutdown is
asynchronous.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Handle errors from the scan-results subscription.
If the Bluetooth plugin reports a scan failure, it adds an error to onScanResults. This subscription has no onError handler, so the error escapes the watcher's try/catch and becomes an unhandled asynchronous error. Add an error handler that records the failure and lets the cycle enter its cooldown path. (pub.dev)
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Review comment at @lib/ble/scale_presence.dart at line 144:
Update the onScanResults.listen subscription in the scan watcher to handle
stream errors, record the scan failure, and route it through the watcher’s
existing failure and cooldown path rather than allowing an unhandled
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What
On Android, a paired Mi scale is now synced automatically when it wakes up. Before, the only way to sync it was the button on the Devices page (the headless pass runs at boot, not on a schedule).
While the app process is alive, a new
ScalePresenceWatcherruns a short low-power scan (8 s on, then 20 s off) filtered to the paired scale's address. When it hears the scale, it runs the normalSessionLink.sync()session, then rests for 3 minutes so a scale that stays awake isn't synced in a loop. The session also reads the stored history, so a missed window delays a weighing but never loses one.The scan goes through the existing
withScanLock. It does not skip while the band is away: the band reconnects through the OSautoConnect, not a scan, so a scale scan does not queue it. The wait for the scan to end is bounded (window + 5 s); if the stop event is lost the watcher stops the scan itself, so the lock is always released. Astart()made while a stopped loop is still draining restarts it afterwards.Android only, and not in the headless/background path.
Files
lib/ble/scale_presence.dart: new watcherlib/state/app_state.dart: starts it on Android (foreground app only), stops it indisposetest/ble/scale_presence_test.dart: 5 tests (hit syncs once then cools down; nothing heard or nothing paired; a throwing scan backs off; a start during a draining stop restarts; a stop cancels a pending restart)test/scan_lock_entry_points_test.dart:scale_presence.dartadded to the allowlist of files that may callFlutterBluePlusscan functions. It does so only insidewithScanLock.No protocol or analytics dependency, no schema change, no
kAlgoVersionbump.Tested
flutter analyzeis clean on the changed files.dumpsys batterystatson that phone: Bluetooth was estimated at 0 mAh of 84 mAh total. This is a model estimate on one phone over a few hours, not a full-day measurement.Not tested
autoConnectnext to the low-power scale scan). Not run on a real strap.Known limits
stopScanfails, the scan lock can be released while a scan is still running; bounded by the scan window (about 8 s).SessionLink.sync()picks one paired row per adapter, so the scale that was heard may not be the one synced. Not addressed here.withScanLock.[scale-watch]); the per-cycle debug logs are removed.stop()and astart()is not synced until the next wake (a delay, not a lost reading).Summary by Sourcery
Enable automatic Android Mi scale synchronization when a paired scale wakes up.
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