Fix/gen5 bounds and write guard - #29
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gen5 v18's gravityG is per-axis means, not a gravity vector, but it was being checked against gen4's magSq window of [0.25, 3.24]. that rejects the whole record, so on real gen5 hardware a hard workout would silently produce no 1hz rows at all. an unusable accel costs the accel now, not the record. also frame.decodable, and the r10 historical rr path. (the dangerousCmds/_write guard i originally described here is in edge, not this repo — there is no _write in protocol.)
the same rule records.dart already applies to rr_count — read the optical block only where the field map is confirmed — was applied to exactly one field. twelve lines below it, ppg, skin contact, the two spo2 channels, skin temp and ambient were read at v24 offsets for EVERY version, including v7 and v18, whose different hr offsets are themselves the proof the layout isn't v24's. so a band serving v18 produced a relative-odi number computed from bytes nobody has ever verified are the optical channels. absent now for unconfirmed versions. hello was inventing two flags. wristOn came from payload[116], which is inside the all-zero tail of all three real captured bodies, so it stamped a confident false on every connect and clobbered the true we'd learned from WRIST_ON. charging came from payload[5], which is the zero high byte of the battery u32 the scan resolves at [3] — false for every battery under 6553%. both null now; wear comes from the event and the realtime wearing bit. gen5 v18 rejected the whole record on one out-of-range hr byte, so a single artefact bpm also threw away that second's beats, skin temp, steps and sleep state — and then the band trimmed them. it costs the hr now, not the record, same as the accel rule thirty lines below. signalQualityLogVariance is nullable so a non-finite float stops poisoning every mean it lands in. the console reassembler cleared the buffer on an index gap before the caller could act on its own false return, so the run it claimed to flush was gone. parks it for the next flush now. three comments were describing code that doesn't exist: setClock's [4:8] is a load-bearing 1/32768s subsecond not pad, set_config emits 65 bytes led by a revision not 40 led by the name (and 120 is a persistent nvm write, so building from that comment was an un-undoable wrong write), and the alarm slot range is per-generation.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates protocol documentation, adds validated R-R interval parsing, preserves incomplete control-plane runs, restricts version-specific fields, and keeps gen5 records when individual measurements are invalid. ChangesProtocol integrity and recovery
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes Gen5 bounds and write handling but still drops R10 beat-interval data from decoded results and leaves conflicting payload-size guidance for persistent configuration writes. This can cause consumers to receive incomplete heart-rate data or construct unsupported writes, so the PR is not merge-ready until the R10 output is corrected and the payload contract is synchronized. Possibly related PRs
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In `@lib/src/commands.dart`:
- Around line 584-589: Synchronize the Gen5 configuration payload documentation
across the comment near the 65-byte body description, cmdSetConfigGen5,
cmdSetDeviceConfigValueGen5, and Cmd.setFfValue. Ensure all three descriptions
consistently state the revision-prefixed format with 32-byte NUL-padded ASCII
name and value fields, and remove the obsolete 40-byte body description.
In `@lib/src/control.dart`:
- Around line 173-176: Update the R10 branch in decodeFrame to include rr_ms
populated from the parsed R10Lite.rrIntervalsMs, preserving the existing
rec_type, hr, and wearing fields.
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| // unless this 16-flag sequence is sent first. Body shape: 65 bytes = | ||
| // `[0x01 revision][name:32B NUL-padded ASCII][value:32B NUL-padded ASCII]`. | ||
| // (An older note here described a 40-byte, revision-less body with the name at | ||
| // offset 0 — that is the form the strap REJECTED, reading the name's first byte | ||
| // as the revision. Opcode 120 is a persistent NVM write, so build it with the | ||
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Synchronize the Gen5 configuration payload contract.
Line 585 describes a 32-byte ASCII value field. cmdSetConfigGen5 and cmdSetDeviceConfigValueGen5 at Lines 615-636 accept exactly one ASCII character and pad it to 32 bytes. Cmd.setFfValue in lib/src/constants.dart still describes the obsolete 40-byte body. Update all three descriptions together. This prevents callers from constructing a persistent write with an unsupported body shape.
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In `@lib/src/commands.dart` around lines 584 - 589, Synchronize the Gen5
configuration payload documentation across the comment near the 65-byte body
description, cmdSetConfigGen5, cmdSetDeviceConfigValueGen5, and Cmd.setFfValue.
Ensure all three descriptions consistently state the revision-prefixed format
with 32-byte NUL-padded ASCII name and value fields, and remove the obsolete
40-byte body description.
parseR10Lite accepts them and the short realtime-hr branch emits them, so anything reading live r10 through decodeFrame instead of live.dart just lost them. also the setFfValue note still said 40-byte body — that's the form the strap rejects, commands.dart has said 65 for a while.
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