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Scale weighings are now written to Apple Health and Health Connect as weight samples. Before this, the scale weight stayed inside the app.
What changes
New lib/health/health_weight_export.dart. It applies the same household filter as the trend (10 to 300 kg, chained 10% band, re-seed after 3 near rejects). It keeps a persisted set of exported timestamps per device (health_weight_exported:<id>, newest 2000), so a re-run does not duplicate samples.
Failures are bounded: kMaxWeightAttempts (6), cleared by reset and by force retry. A failed weighing is skipped and the rest continue. A hung store is guarded by a timeout and _storeHung, as for the deletes.
Permission is requested once per install, on both platforms. The write is always attempted afterwards, because Health Connect's hasPermissions(WRITE) is unreliable.
health_export.dart: WEIGHT joins _types but deliberately not healthDeleteTypes or _rewriteTypes, so a delete or rewrite pass can never touch the user's weight history. A test enforces this. exportScaleWeighings runs at the end of exportAll.
Imported profile weights are not echoed back to Health.
Maintainer decisions needed
New Android permission WRITE_WEIGHT in AndroidManifest.xml.
It reuses the existing health_sync toggle; there is no separate opt-in for weight.
The iOS usage-description wording in Info.plist.
Tests: test/health_weight_export_test.dart, test/health_profile_import_test.dart; the weight, health and observation tests pass (50). 4 commits, fine to squash.
Known limits
A guest or child as the very first weighing is still exported, and a Health write cannot be recalled.
Only the newest 2000 exported timestamps are tracked per device, so very old late arrivals beyond that are skipped.
Weight export runs inside _workoutLock, so a hung permission prompt could briefly delay workout export.
The exported set is rewritten after every weighing and the weight table is re-read on each drain.
Deleted or edited weighings are not removed from Health.
The ±500 ms delete-own window can remove a neighbouring sample.
Export only runs at the tail of exportAll, so a new weighing alone does not trigger it.
Independent of the trend PR (#666); the files are disjoint.
Summary by Sourcery
Export eligible paired-scale weighings to Apple Health and Health Connect without affecting existing health history synchronization.
New Features:
Export paired scale weighings to Apple Health and Health Connect as weight samples with household filtering and per-device deduplication.
Bug Fixes:
Prevent weight samples from being deleted or rewritten by the existing per-day health synchronization passes.
Avoid re-exporting imported profile weights back to Health.
Enhancements:
Bound failed write retries, handle store timeouts, support reset and force-retry flows, and continue processing independent weighings after failures.
Request weight-write authorization once per installation while still attempting writes when permission status is unreliable.
Limit export processing and preserve pending late-arriving weighings for subsequent runs.
Build:
Declare Android Health Connect WRITE_WEIGHT permission.
Documentation:
Update the iOS Health usage description to include paired-scale weighings.
Tests:
Add coverage for weight filtering, deduplication, retries, permissions, resets, delete safety, and isolation from profile imports and daily health rewrites.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Scale weight readings can now be exported to Health alongside other health data.
Health write access is requested when needed for weight exports.
Bug Fixes
Weight exports skip readings outside the scale’s supported range and avoid duplicating previously exported readings.
Failed exports can be retried, while repeated failures are limited to prevent endless attempts.
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Walkthrough
Health export now requests WEIGHT authorization and exports eligible scale weighings as Health samples. The export tracks per-device timestamps and failed attempts, supports reset and retry, and runs after bulk export unless the Health store is marked hung.
Changes: Scale weighing Health export
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Summary
Weighing selection and export state lib/health/health_weight_export.dart
Defines weighing and per-device export state. Filters and orders eligible weighings, decodes persisted state, and bounds stored exported timestamps.
Permission and sample write behavior lib/health/health_weight_export.dart
Checks write permission and requests it at most once. Deletes nearby exporter samples before writing and tracks successful writes and failed attempts.
Per-device export and HealthExporter integration lib/health/health_weight_export.dart, lib/health/health_export.dart
Loads eligible devices and pending weighings, then writes them through HealthExporter callbacks. Health authorization includes WEIGHT, and scale export runs after bulk export unless the store is hung.
sequenceDiagram
participant exportAll
participant exportScaleWeighings
participant loadDevices
participant weightWritePermitted
participant writeWeighings
participant HealthStore
exportAll->>exportScaleWeighings: pass reset, retry, permission, delete, and write callbacks
exportScaleWeighings->>loadDevices: load eligible devices and weights
loadDevices-->>exportScaleWeighings: return device data
exportScaleWeighings->>weightWritePermitted: check permission when pending weighings exist
weightWritePermitted-->>exportScaleWeighings: return permission result
exportScaleWeighings->>writeWeighings: process pending weighings
writeWeighings->>HealthStore: delete nearby exporter sample, then write WEIGHT sample
HealthStore-->>writeWeighings: return operation results
writeWeighings-->>exportScaleWeighings: return written count
exportScaleWeighings-->>exportAll: return written count
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 6fcdc
Weight syncing has localized omission and recovery gaps, and large history replays can delay workout syncing. The change is mergeable with owner awareness and follow-up on these limitations.
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Exports eligible paired-scale weighings as idempotent Apple Health and Health Connect weight samples, using persisted per-device progress, household filtering, bounded retries, guarded permissions and store operations, while keeping imported profile weights and per-day rewrite flows isolated.
Sequence diagram for scale weighing health export
sequenceDiagram
participant E as HealthExporter
participant P as PermissionGate
participant X as WeightExport
participant DB as LocalDb
participant H as HealthStore
E->>E: exportAll()
E->>P: _weightWriteAllowed()
P->>H: hasPermissions(WEIGHT, WRITE)
alt permission not confirmed and not asked
P->>H: requestAuthorization(WEIGHT, WRITE)
end
P-->>E: permit write attempt
E->>X: exportScaleWeighings()
X->>DB: deviceObservationValues(deviceId, weight)
X->>X: exportableWeighings(raw, exported)
loop pending weighings
X->>H: deleteOwn(weight, ±500ms)
alt delete succeeds
X->>H: writeHealthData(kg, WEIGHT, at)
H-->>X: success or failure
end
X->>DB: persist exported timestamps and attempts
end
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Flow diagram for idempotent weighing export
flowchart TD
A["Read enabled scale weighings"] --> B["Filter 10–300 kg"]
B --> C["Apply chained household band"]
C --> D["Exclude exported timestamps and exhausted retries"]
D --> E{"Pending weighings?"}
E -- "No" --> Z["Finish"]
E -- "Yes" --> F["Request weight permission once"]
F --> G["Delete app-owned sample within ±500 ms"]
G --> H{"Delete succeeded?"}
H -- "No" --> I["Count failure; skip weighing"]
H -- "Yes" --> J["Write WEIGHT sample"]
J --> K{"Write succeeded?"}
K -- "Yes" --> L["Persist timestamp as exported"]
K -- "No" --> I
I --> M{"Attempts < 6?"}
M -- "Yes" --> N["Persist retry count"]
M -- "No" --> O["Stop retrying weighing"]
L --> P{"More weighings?"}
N --> P
O --> P
P -- "Yes" --> G
P -- "No" --> Z
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Add an idempotent, best-effort export pipeline for paired-scale weighings.
Filter plausible weights with the household chained-band algorithm and persist per-device exported timestamps.
Delete and rewrite only the matching Health sample, with bounded retries, reset/force-retry handling, and continuation after individual failures.
Guard permission requests and Health store operations with one-time authorization, timeouts, and hung-store propagation.
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Hey - I've found 8 issues
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="lib/health/health_weight_export.dart"line_range="99" />
<code_context>
+ final chain = <Weighing>[];
+ var run = <Weighing>[];
+ for (final w in sorted) {
+ if (chain.isEmpty || nearWeight(w.kg, chain.last.kg)) {
+ chain.add(w);+ run = [];
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Guest weight reaches health store**
When a guest or child is the first person weighed after pairing or a reset, `exportableWeighings` accepts the first plausible weighing without establishing who used the scale, and `exportScaleWeighings` sends it to the linked health store under the account owner. A guest’s or child’s weight is therefore disclosed as the owner’s health data.
Require user confirmation or another reliable attribution signal before exporting an unassigned first weighing.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="lib/health/health_export.dart"line_range="1144-1148" />
<code_context>
- return exportPriorityOrBulk();+ final days = await exportPriorityOrBulk();+ if (!_storeHung) {+ await exportScaleWeighings(+ reset: reset,+ forceRetry: forceRetry,+ stopped: () => _storeHung,+ permitted: _weightWriteAllowed,+ deleteOwn: (a, b) => _deleteOwnSamples(HealthDataType.WEIGHT, a, b),+ write: (kg, at) async {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Opt-outs do not stop an active drain**
When the user disables Health Sync or a scale after the export has started but before that scale's pending weighings are written, `exportScaleWeighings` continues using the earlier sync and device-enabled checks without rechecking either setting before writing. If the user turns off Health Sync or disables the scale during a long export, pending weighings are still sent to Health after the opt-out.
Recheck the current Health Sync and device-enabled settings before each weighing is written, and stop the drain when either is disabled.
Also at `lib/health/health_weight_export.dart:240-241`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="lib/health/health_weight_export.dart"line_range="163-167" />
<code_context>
+ if ((attempts[w.atMs] ?? 0) >= kMaxWeightAttempts) continue;
+ final at = DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(w.atMs);
+ // A delete that cannot clear the instant must not be written on top of.
+ var ok = await deleteOwn(
+ at.subtract(kHealthWeightMatchWindow),+ at.add(kHealthWeightMatchWindow),+ );
+ if (ok) ok = await write(w.kg, at);
+ if (ok) {
+ written++;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Reset can erase existing weighings**
When a reset re-sends a weighing already present in Health and deletion succeeds but the replacement write fails repeatedly, `writeWeighings` deletes the existing sample before attempting its replacement. If that write fails, the weighing is counted as a failed attempt; after the retry cap, the previously exported sample is gone from Health.
Avoid deleting the existing sample until the replacement is safely written, or otherwise preserve and restore the prior sample when the write fails.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="lib/health/health_export.dart"line_range="1154-1161" />
<code_context>
+ if (_storeHung) return false;+ try {+ return await _health+ .writeHealthData(+ value: kg,+ type: HealthDataType.WEIGHT,+ startTime: at,+ endTime: at,+ unit: HealthDataUnit.KILOGRAM,+ )+ .timeout(_deleteTimeout);+ } catch (e) {+ if (e is TimeoutException) _storeHung = true;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Timed-out writes can duplicate samples**
When a Health write exceeds `_deleteTimeout`, remains active, and completes after a later drain's delete-and-write retry, `Future.timeout` does not cancel the underlying Health write. A later drain can delete the sample before that timed-out write finishes, then write a replacement; when the original write completes afterward, both samples remain in Health.
Prevent a new attempt until the timed-out native operation is known to have settled, or reconcile the matching interval after the original operation completes.
Also at `lib/health/health_weight_export.dart:163-167`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<locationpath="lib/health/health_weight_export.dart"line_range="252" />
<code_context>
+ prefs.getString(healthWeightAttemptsKey(id)),+ );+ final raw = await (loadWeights ??+ (d) => LocalDb.deviceObservationValues(d, 'weight'))(id);+ // A full set means older entries were trimmed: do not resurrect them.+ final floor = exported.length >= kMaxExportedWeighings
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**One scale blocks later scale exports**
When loading one enabled scale's weight observations throws, the outer `try` catches the loader error and exits `exportScaleWeighings` instead of continuing the device loop, so weighings from every later enabled scale remain unexported until a later run succeeds.
Catch and log failures per device so one scale's database error does not stop exports for the remaining scales.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 6
<locationpath="lib/health/health_weight_export.dart"line_range="258-260" />
<code_context>
+ ? exported.reduce((a, b) => a < b ? a : b)+ : 0;+ final pending = [+ for (final w in exportableWeighings(raw, exported: exported))+ if (w.atMs >= floor && (attempts[w.atMs] ?? 0) < kMaxWeightAttempts)+ w,+ ];+ if (pending.isEmpty) continue;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Older failed weighings disappear**
When more than 2,000 newer weighings are exported while an older weighing is still failing, `exportScaleWeighings` uses the minimum retained exported timestamp as `floor` to filter `pending`, including weighings that have not reached the retry limit. Once newer exports move `floor` past an older failed weighing, every later run skips it, leaving it missing from Health.
Apply the retained-export floor only to successful exports that need deduplication, not to pending failed weighings.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 7
<locationpath="test/health_weight_export_test.dart"line_range="175-179" />
<code_context>
+ ..failAt.add(2000);+ expect(await f.run(), 2);+ expect(f.writes, [1000, 3000]);+ for (var i = 0; i < kMaxWeightAttempts + 3; i++) {+ await f.run();+ }+ // 1 attempt above + enough to hit the cap; then no more tries.+ f.failAt.clear();+ expect(await f.run(), 0);+ expect(f.writes, [1000, 3000]);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Retry limit is not verified**
When the retry limit is reduced below `kMaxWeightAttempts` while still allowing one retry, `failure continues to later weighings; bounded retries` never counts failed writes, so an implementation that permanently suppresses a weighing after only two failures still passes this loop and final zero-write assertion. The separate retry test requires only one retry, so the configured six-attempt limit is not protected.
Count attempts for the failing timestamp and assert it is tried exactly `kMaxWeightAttempts` times before being suppressed.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 8
<locationpath="test/health_weight_export_test.dart"line_range="221-225" />
<code_context>
+ stopped: () => hung,+ deleteOwn: (s, e) async => true,+ write: (kg, at) async {+ hung = true;+ return false;+ },+ );+ expect(n, 0);+ f.failAt.clear();+ expect(await f.run(), 2);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Hung-store stop is not verified**
When the store becomes hung on the first fake write, `a hung store ends the run without burning attempts` only checks that the run returns zero; its fake write always returns false and records no call count or attempt state. An implementation that ignores `stopped` and processes the second weighing still passes, as does one that counts the hung failure before the later successful run.
Record the initial run's write calls and persisted failure counts, then assert it stops after the first call without incrementing that weighing's attempts.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 8 findings to address first, and a household member’s weighing can pass the scale-attribution filter and be written into this user’s Apple Health or Health Connect record. Reverting stops future exports but does not remove weight samples already written.
Blocking findings: lib/health/health_weight_export.dart:99, lib/health/health_export.dart:1148, lib/health/health_weight_export.dart:167, lib/health/health_export.dart:1161, lib/health/health_weight_export.dart:252, and 3 more
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Minor · Prune persisted attempt entries for weighings that are no… · health_weight_export.dart:275-282
lib/health/health_weight_export.dart:275-282 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Low value
Prune persisted attempt entries for weighings that are no longer loaded.
Each failed weighing adds an entry under healthWeightAttemptsKey. Entries are removed only on success, reset, or forced retry. Each save writes the full map, including entries for weighings that are no longer in raw. Those entries cannot match any pending weighing.
Persist only entries whose weighing is still in raw. Keep entries for every loaded weighing, including those at kMaxWeightAttempts. Removing those would restart their retry budget. This limits the map to the weighings the device still has stored. It does not set a fixed size limit.
Suggested fix
await prefs.setString(
healthWeightAttemptsKey(id),
jsonEncode({
- for (final e in attempts.entries) '${e.key}': e.value,+ for (final e in attempts.entries)+ if (raw.containsKey(e.key)) '${e.key}': e.value,
}),
);
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Review comment at @lib/health/health_weight_export.dart around lines 275 - 282:
Update the attempts map persisted by the save flow to include only entries whose
weighing keys are still present in raw. Preserve entries for all loaded
weighings, including those at kMaxWeightAttempts, and do not impose a fixed size
limit.
Additional comments: 1
lib/health/health_export.dart-1153-1163: 1
1153-1163: Minor · Potential issue · Poor tradeoff
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We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The WEIGHT write timeout stops awaiting the Future but does not cancel the underlying store write; a late completion can race a later delete-and-retry and create a duplicate.
Two samples for the same weighing can remain in Health despite the timestamp-set deduplication.
This can occur when: A platform write times out, then eventually commits after the next export has deleted the window and begun its retry write.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @lib/health/health_export.dart:
- Around line 1143-1149: Update exportAll so exportScaleWeighings does not hold
_workoutLock while processing an unbounded queue: move the weight pass outside
the lock or impose a per-run cap, while preserving existing reset, retry, stop,
permission, and deletion behavior.
- Around line 1142-1144: Restructure the flow around exportPriorityOrBulk so
failures in its day-result reads or bulk export do not skip
exportScaleWeighings. Keep the _storeHung guard and preserve the existing error
and return behavior while ensuring weighings are attempted independently.
- Around line 580-583: Update request() so that after requestAuthorization
returns normally, it records kHealthWeightPermAskedPref because the
authorization request includes HealthDataType.WEIGHT. Leave the marker unset if
requestAuthorization throws, preserving the scale path’s existing retry
behavior.
- Around line 684-688: Update weightWritePermitted so a thrown or timed-out
permission check cannot prevent the one-time permission request from running.
Define how an unknown check result is handled after the request: preserve the
rule that the write is attempted once the ask has run without treating an
unknown result as a confirmed grant that can consume attempts when permission is
absent; establish the existing permission-request outcome or safeguard that
supports both behaviors before changing the write path.
Review comments at @lib/health/health_weight_export.dart:
- Around line 158-162: Update the delete-before-write logic in the weighing loop
so it only removes the app-written WEIGHT sample belonging to the current scale
and weighing, rather than any sample within 500 ms; preserve samples from other
scales and ensure a failed delete still prevents writing over the uncleared
instant.
- Around line 256-262: Update the weight export flow that builds pending from
exportableWeighings to clear the relevant attempts counts when WEIGHT access
changes, so weighings previously capped can be retried after access is granted;
preserve the attempt cap during ordinary exports.
- Around line 229-233: Update exportScaleWeighings so each device’s database
read, enabled check, and export work is isolated in its own try-catch inside the
device loop, allowing later scales to proceed after a failure. Keep the outer
try-catch limited to loading SharedPreferences and deviceRows.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @lib/health/health_weight_export.dart:
- Around line 275-282: Update the attempts map persisted by the save flow to
include only entries whose weighing keys are still present in raw. Preserve
entries for all loaded weighings, including those at kMaxWeightAttempts, and do
not impose a fixed size limit.
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Scale weighings are now written to Apple Health and Health Connect as weight samples. Before this, the scale weight stayed inside the app.
What changes
lib/health/health_weight_export.dart. It applies the same household filter as the trend (10 to 300 kg, chained 10% band, re-seed after 3 near rejects). It keeps a persisted set of exported timestamps per device (health_weight_exported:<id>, newest 2000), so a re-run does not duplicate samples.kMaxWeightAttempts(6), cleared by reset and by force retry. A failed weighing is skipped and the rest continue. A hung store is guarded by a timeout and_storeHung, as for the deletes.hasPermissions(WRITE)is unreliable.health_export.dart:WEIGHTjoins_typesbut deliberately nothealthDeleteTypesor_rewriteTypes, so a delete or rewrite pass can never touch the user's weight history. A test enforces this.exportScaleWeighingsruns at the end ofexportAll.Maintainer decisions needed
WRITE_WEIGHTinAndroidManifest.xml.health_synctoggle; there is no separate opt-in for weight.Info.plist.Tests:
test/health_weight_export_test.dart,test/health_profile_import_test.dart; the weight, health and observation tests pass (50). 4 commits, fine to squash.Known limits
_workoutLock, so a hung permission prompt could briefly delay workout export.exportAll, so a new weighing alone does not trigger it.Independent of the trend PR (#666); the files are disjoint.
Summary by Sourcery
Export eligible paired-scale weighings to Apple Health and Health Connect without affecting existing health history synchronization.
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