fix(ble): the official gen5 connection bootstrap, through READY - #285
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds generation-aware pairing and routing, an ordered gen5 Bluetooth bootstrap, mandatory identity and clock readiness checks, optional Memfault diagnostics, stricter HELLO handling, and a protocol dependency repin. ChangesBluetooth bootstrap and synchronization
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR makes gen5 readiness, bonding, clock synchronization, and pairing persistence stricter; at the current head, clock corrections can shift alarms, bond-state timeouts can trigger inappropriate re-pair recovery, and a concurrent forget can recreate a forgotten device. These are bounded but concrete correctness and recovery risks, so merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ScanAcceptPolicy
participant PairedDevice
participant BLEEngine
participant GattBootstrapOps
participant HELLO
participant AndroidNativeName
ScanAcceptPolicy->>BLEEngine: provide generation hint
PairedDevice->>BLEEngine: provide persisted generation
BLEEngine->>GattBootstrapOps: perform ordered gen5 bootstrap
BLEEngine->>HELLO: exchange mandatory HELLO
BLEEngine->>AndroidNativeName: read native device name
BLEEngine->>BLEEngine: validate identity and clock
BLEEngine->>PairedDevice: persist discovered generation
BLEEngine->>BLEEngine: transition to READY
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart`:
- Around line 713-754: The service-selection and characteristic-validation logic
is duplicated between _FbpGattOps.discoverAndValidate and the legacy _doConnect
path, causing inconsistent handling such as optional _memfault resolution.
Extract a shared helper that selects the gen4/gen5 service, applies the band via
session.applyBand, resolves cmdTo, cmdFrom, events, data, and optional memfault
by prefix, and returns the band with those characteristics or failure; update
both callers to use this single validation path without repeating discovery.
- Around line 759-764: Update _FbpGattOps.isBonded() to apply a 5-second timeout
to the initial _device.bondState.first await, allowing the existing error
handling to invoke _failConnect() when the platform request hangs; leave
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needs a rebase, has conflicts with main rn also two real things before merge:
given this turns a bunch of previously-logged-only checks into hard fail gates, want the timeout fix + rebase before this lands. |
…eadiness gate The official gen5 readiness gate reads Android's own getName() after HELLO. flutter_blue_plus's platformName cannot back it: that is an in-memory cache, empty for a device rebuilt with BluetoothDevice.fromId() on a cold process start — exactly the known-device reconnects that skip scanning. One method on a new openstrap/ble_native channel, registered on the long-lived engine so headless syncs can ask too. Needs BLUETOOTH_CONNECT on S+ (already held for every GATT op); permission/adapter failures reach Dart as an error and read as "no name", which is the gate's failing value.
The gen5 connect now runs the officially recovered order end to end (docs 01/02/07 + the 2026-07-31 hello and 2026-08-18 sync-HCI captures): connect(autoConnect=false, 20 s) -> prefer LE 2M PHY (logged, non-fatal) -> discover + validate fd4b -> request MTU 247 (source intent; band may originate the exchange) -> bond (skip when bonded; refusal is FATAL: no subscriptions, no HELLO, repair guide + clean teardown) -> 600 ms -> serial required registrations (Memfault stays optional) -> 500 ms -> GET_HELLO(145, 01) -> Android native name non-null -> serial/CPU fully alphanumeric -> clock contract -> awaited GET_ADVERTISING_NAME(141, 01) -> READY -> charging-only opcode-151 follow-up. HELLO is mandatory now, not best-effort: write failure, timeout, terminal FAILURE/UNSUPPORTED, or a SUCCESS whose body never parsed all fail the connection — no GET_CLOCK fallback. The consecutive exchange-failure counter survives reconnects, removes the platform bond exactly once at five, and clears ONLY when a bootstrap reaches READY; recovery stays with the existing reconnect owner (no nested reconnect). Identity is enforced (it was logged-only): serial and CPU must each fully match [A-Za-z0-9]+; the all-zero serial still passes and keeps its EEPROM diagnostic. The name gate reads the native bridge, never fbp's cache, and is exactly non-null. Clock: hello's timestamp (subseconds included) is the reading — zero is PRESENT, so the parsed-hello path never sends GET_CLOCK. Below two whole seconds of delta against freshly sampled phone time: no write. At two or more: one awaited SET_CLOCK(10), 8-byte body, no read-back; a null response fails readiness. The phone-suspect deferral no longer returns READY around the contract — it fails the connect until the phone corrects. The scanner accepts a result only for an advertised WHOOP service UUID (the name.contains fallback is gone), and the discovered generation is persisted on the pairing so known-device reconnects — which skip scanning — take the official order from the first pre-discovery step. Without a hint the legacy order runs once and self-heals. Bond position, PHY, discovery, MTU and registration go through one injectable GattBootstrapOps seam (production = flutter_blue_plus) so the order is testable without a radio. gen4 keeps its proven flow unchanged.
…ollow-up gen5_bootstrap_official_test drives the real _connectGen5Official over a scripted GattBootstrapOps + fake link sharing one trace, and pins: the exact pre-READY order; drift <2 s making no clock write and exactly 2 s making one awaited SET_CLOCK before the advertising name; a zero hello timestamp corrected without GET_CLOCK; PENDING->SUCCESS; every hello failure mode (timeout/FAILURE/UNSUPPORTED/unparsed body/wrong seq/wrong opcode) stopping the sequence; the native-name and identity gates; the all-zero-serial EEPROM diagnostic; the fifth failure removing the bond exactly once with no nested reconnect; failures clearing only at READY; bond/PHY/discovery/registration failure semantics; the awaited-but- non-gating advertising name; supersede safety; and scan acceptance being advertised-service-only. gen5_wiring_test's bootstrap groups move to the new semantics (mandatory hello, awaited 141, the follow-up launching strictly after READY, the suspect-phone deferral failing the connect), and command_correlation_test drops the 'identity is logged, never enforced' framing — the verdict is recorded there and enforced by the bootstrap.
…ract, no pre-READY priority, fixture registration order Four review findings against the official-bootstrap commit: Routing: an unknown/null generation no longer takes the legacy bond-before-discovery order (an upgraded pairing hit it once; a headless engine that never persisted the generation hit it forever). connectRouteFor sends everything that is not EXPLICITLY gen4 through the official gen5 sequence first — its pre-discovery steps are safe on any device and its discovery identifies the band; a discovered gen4 falls back to the unchanged legacy flow. runHeadlessSync now pins the discovered generation onto the pairing record like the foreground heal does. Clock: the ≥2 s SET_CLOCK is UNCONDITIONAL per doc 01 — a strap two days ahead gets the same one awaited write, phone-suspect or not. The suspect verdict is a history-safety policy, not a bootstrap rule; an accepted correction clears it (the write made strap and phone agree, so the pre-correction reading is stale by construction) so the initial drain is not deferred against evidence that no longer exists. Priority: the pre-READY requestConnectionPriority is gone from the gen5 path — doc 06 found no such call in the official data path. The post-READY offload transition still raises the interval for the drain, and gen4 keeps its legacy setup request. _applyLinkPriority gained an observability hook so the exact-order test proves the absence instead of assuming it. Registrations: the retained official fixture order — command response → optional Memfault (0007) → data → events. Memfault stays optional in both directions: absent/failing never faults setup, and when present its bytes are collected as diagnostics (counted in the snapshot, never parsed, never a readiness input). New coverage: the routing decision itself, the two-days-ahead contract (drain not suppressed), the Memfault-absent path, and the exact order now including the registration sequence and the priority-request absence.
…name read's permission PairedDevice.save kept a stored generation across ANY save that did not carry one — including a save for a DIFFERENT remoteId, so a newly paired band inherited the forgotten band's generation and had its first connect routed by the wrong device's identity. The keep now applies only to same-remoteId saves; a new device starts unknown (and probes gen5-first). Loads sanitize the stored value to gen4/gen5/null so a corrupted pref can never steer the connect route. Direct save/load/clear tests pin all of it. The native-name bridge checks BLUETOOTH_CONNECT explicitly on S+ (a revoked grant answers as a clean error instead of a SecurityException) and carries a targeted MissingPermission suppression for the read lint cannot see past the early return — the permission is the same one every GATT operation already holds by the time a link is connected.
…ntics; flag the pending OpenStrap#35 repin Three follow-ups on the bootstrap review: A Memfault chunk is real inbound traffic on the link, so it now advances _lastRx like every other notification — a strap volunteering crash data must not look silent to the staleness fuse and get its link bounced. New regression test for the SET_CLOCK result split the contract implies: a FAILURE result inside a non-null response object still satisfies readiness (only a null result fails, one write, no resend) — but the strap did NOT take the write, so the phone-suspect history deferral computed off the pre-correction reading stays live; clearing it is reserved for an accepted correction. The protocol pin stays at 4ce8f02 (OpenStrap#33's tree, whose parser still nulls any non-1 hello revision — under the mandatory hello that means a future revision bump cannot connect). OpenStrap/protocol#35 lifts that gate; the pending repin is now documented at BOTH pin locations — pubspec.yaml's ref and kProtocolPin in derivation_engine.dart — with the rule that every pin location moves together to the main merge commit (the pin-equality test fails a partial repin) and the kAlgoVersion no-bump reasoning to re-verify against the actual merge diff.
… FAILURE-ack ordering Memfault accounting moves into a single _onMemfaultChunk — the real notification listener and the test seam both land there, so the liveness stamp and the byte/chunk counters cannot drift apart. The new regression feeds chunks through it and pins that they advance sinceLastRx (a strap volunteering crash data must not look silent to the staleness fuse) and land in the snapshot counters. The unsuccessful-but-non-null SET_CLOCK regression now also pins the surrounding sequence: zero GET_CLOCK (the FAILURE result changes nothing about the no-read-back rule), SET_CLOCK before the advertising-name read, and the advertising-name read before READY.
…ision gate is gone All three pin locations move together to protocol main @ 6664854, the OpenStrap/protocol#35 merge commit. The old pin's parser returned null for any hello body whose revision byte was not 1; under this branch's mandatory-hello bootstrap that made a future firmware revision bump unable to connect. OpenStrap#35 records the byte instead of gating on it. NO kAlgoVersion bump, verified against the full 4ce8f02..6664854 diff: connection identity/state, not the derivation pipeline); OpenStrap#34, also in the hop, only ADDS files (oura + generic-HRS wire formats nothing here imports); the rest is comment rewording. No decoder for a persisted record moves, so no stored number can.
Review (coderabbit + abdulsaheel, OpenStrap#285): `_FbpGattOps.discoverAndValidate` and the legacy block in `_doConnect` were two transcriptions of one decision — find the band's service by prefix, resolve cmd_to/cmd_from/ events/data — and they had already drifted apart in both directions: * only the gen5 copy resolved the optional Memfault characteristic; * only the legacy copy matched on `str128` (`str` returns the SHORTEST form, so a SIG-assigned service reads `180d` and never matches a `0000180d` prefix) and validated against the registry's `BandEntry.requiredCharacteristics` rather than a hardcoded four. Both copies also ran on the same connect: a discovered gen4 falls back to the legacy order, which repeated the whole discovery it had just done. Extract `BleEngine._discoverBand`, returning `_DiscoveredBand` (the registry entry plus the resolved characteristics). Both routes call it; the drifted gen5 copy is gone and the surviving path is the registry- and `str128`-based one. It does not touch the session — pinning the band stays at the caller, because the gen5 route has to decide `notGen5` first. The `GattBootstrapOps` seam now returns `BandEntry?` rather than `BandProfile?`, so the route decision reads the registry id instead of a wire profile, and the gen4 fallback keeps its own discovery unchanged. The characteristics stay NULLABLE in `_DiscoveredBand`: which ones a link must expose is registry data, `_discoverBand` has already refused an entry missing one it declares required, and the legacy route's skip-if-absent subscription for a band that does not require one is preserved rather than turned into a `!` that would crash.
Review (coderabbit + abdulsaheel, OpenStrap#285): `_FbpGattOps.isBonded()` awaited `_device.bondState.first` with no timeout, and it was the one platform stream await in this file that had none. `bondState` does emit an initial value, but that first emission awaits the platform's `getBondState` when nothing is cached. If that request never answers, `_connectGen5Official` parks inside bond setup with `_session` non-null and the phase still `discovering` — so `holdsBandLink` keeps the claim live and every later headless drain yields to a connect that will never finish, with no recovery short of a process restart. Five seconds, matching `_serviceDiscoveryTimeout`/`_notifySetupTimeout` in intent and short because this is a cached OS lookup, not a radio round trip. The throw lands in the bootstrap's existing catch, which calls `_failConnect()` and tears the session down. `createBond()` is left alone: the plugin already gives it a 90-second response timeout.
The branch was drafted before the `device` table (schema 49) landed, so it persisted the connect route's generation hint into a third SharedPreferences key beside a column that already means exactly that — `adapter_id`, the registry's `BandEntry.id`, which main already writes from `DeviceState.generation`. Two homes for one fact, and `load()` answers from the table, so the prefs copy was the one nobody read. `PairedDevice` now carries `generation` off `adapter_id`, keeps the prefs key only as the mirror that heals a rebuilt database, and sanitizes to gen4/gen5/null on both reads: `adapter_id` is the whole registry's id space (a notify-only `ble_hrs`/`oura` row names no framed generation) and this value routes the connect order. That surfaced the table half of the device-scoping rule this branch already enforced on prefs. Every `upsertDevice` column COALESCEs, and the primary row is reused for whatever band is primary — so pairing a DIFFERENT band with a caller that does not know its family left the FORGOTTEN band's generation on it, and the authoritative read then routed the new band by the wrong device's identity. `upsertDevice` gains `clearAdapterId` for that one case (ignored when `adapterId` is non-null: a caller that knows wins over one that clears), and `save` decides sameness from the table first, falling back to the mirror, so the mirror cannot heal a stale generation back over a corrected one. `paired_device_test` runs against a real database for the same reason — mocking prefs alone would exercise neither the authoritative read nor the COALESCE that preserves a known generation.
…e comments A second-model review pass (Codex, 3 rounds) over the rebase and the two PR-review fixes. Everything it raised was real; nothing was rejected. **The bond-state bound moves to the seam.** It was inside `_FbpGattOps`, where no test can reach it — the fix could have been deleted without turning the suite red. It now wraps `gatt.isBonded()` in `_connectGen5Official`, so it bounds every `GattBootstrapOps` implementation from one place, and `_Ops(bondCheckHangs: true)` — a read that returns a `Completer` nobody completes — pins that the timeout reaches the bond catch and tears the session down. **A forget now beats a save that was already in flight.** The heal sites are `unawaited(PairedDevice.save(...))`, and this branch added a second one, so a save can sit between its awaits while the user's forget lands and then put both copies back — the forgotten band is paired again on the next launch. `clear()` bumps a counter that `save()` samples on entry and re-checks before each copy it writes. A counter rather than a lock: an isolate interleaves only at awaits, so this is decidable, and nothing in the headless isolate unpairs. **Three comments claimed things the code does not do.** Each is the kind that survives to mislead the next reader: - `_bootstrapSetClock` said a gen5 band with a stale `gen4` hint reaches it, which is why the previous commit kept a registry drift gate there. It does not: `_bootstrapAfterRegistration` branches on the DISCOVERED band and the gen5 arm returns after `_gen5ClockContract`, whichever route connected. The gate was unreachable — `setClockDriftGated` is false for every band that gets here — so it goes, and the comment now says where gen5 is really handled and why that gate is better evidence (milliseconds off the hello timestamp, not whole seconds off `_clockRef`). - `ScanAcceptPolicy` still described itself as the single accept decision with the name fallback gone. This branch's rebase deliberately kept main's broader acceptance for the MG scan gap (OpenStrap#255) and demoted this to the generation hint. Documented as a hint, with null meaning "no hint" and never "not a WHOOP", and the test group renamed off the false contract. - `_discoverBand` claimed nothing is pinned before the `notGen5` decision. The fbp seam pins immediately — pre-existing, and harmless because what it pins is what discovery actually found and the legacy fallback re-pins it — but the comment said otherwise. **And two tests that could not fail.** The corrupted-generation test seeded a junk mirror after a save had already created the device row, so `load()` answered from the table and never read it; both read paths are covered separately now, plus a notify-only `adapter_id`. The sibling-pin test read only `pubspec.yaml` while the repin comments promise a partial repin fails the suite — it reads `pubspec.lock`'s `ref` AND `resolved-ref` too, which is the file that decides what a build actually resolves. All three new tests were confirmed to fail with their fix reverted. `upsertDevice`'s clear branch also hoists its condition into one local: the placeholder and its argument were two copies of the same expression, and a `?` count that disagrees with the argument list binds every value one column to the left, which SQLite accepts in silence.
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart`:
- Around line 3186-3194: Update the successful response handling in the
clock-setting flow to derive ClockRef.wall from the same timestamp sample used
to compute the sec value when building the request, rather than sampling
DateTime.now() after awaiting out.response. Keep sec and wall tied to one
instant so ClockRef.driftSec remains near zero.
- Around line 2859-2865: Update the _bootstrapPause call in the Gen5 connection
flow to use session.entry.preRegistrationDelay instead of
kGen5PreRegistrationDelay, matching the registry-backed delay used by
_bootstrapAfterRegistration and the legacy path.
- Around line 2807-2852: Separate the bond-state read from the bond creation
handling in the bonding block around gatt.isBonded() and gatt.createBond(). A
TimeoutException from isBonded().timeout(_bondStateTimeout) must fail the
connection and clean up without setting needsRepairGuide, incrementing
bondRefusals, or calling _bondGiveUp.bondRefused(); retain that refusal
accounting only for failures from an actual createBond() attempt.
In `@lib/sync/paired_device.dart`:
- Around line 147-163: In the save flow guarded by _forgetEpoch, add a trailing
epoch check after all mirror preference writes complete; if the epoch changed,
remove the persisted remote ID, serial, and generation keys so a concurrent
clear() cannot leave stale pairing data for load() to restore.
In `@pubspec.yaml`:
- Around line 100-119: Reject unsupported helloRevision values before consuming
parsed fields: update the connection validation around Gen5HelloInfo.parse to
require helloRevision == 1, or add explicit parsing and handling for each
supported layout before using serial, cpuHex, tsSeconds, or tsSubseconds for
SET_CLOCK. Also update the related protocol pin rationale in pubspec.yaml and
lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart at the specified ranges to reflect the
compatibility requirement.
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| if (gatt.bondingApplies) { | ||
| try { | ||
| // BOUNDED. The initial bond-state read is the one platform await in | ||
| // this bootstrap that could hang: `bondState`'s first emission falls | ||
| // through to the platform's `getBondState` when nothing is cached. | ||
| // Unbounded, a request that never answers parks the bootstrap right | ||
| // here with `_session` non-null and the phase still `discovering`, | ||
| // so `holdsBandLink` keeps the claim live and every later headless | ||
| // drain yields to a connect that will never finish — no recovery | ||
| // short of a process restart. The TimeoutException lands in the | ||
| // catch below, which fails the connect and tears the session down. | ||
| // `createBond()` needs no bound of ours: the plugin gives it a | ||
| // 90-second response timeout. | ||
| if (await gatt.isBonded().timeout(_bondStateTimeout)) { | ||
| _log('[BOOT gen5] already bonded — not creating another bond.'); | ||
| } else { | ||
| await gatt.createBond(); | ||
| _log('Bonded.'); | ||
| } | ||
| // A clean bond clears the refusal streak + any give-up latch, so a | ||
| // later run of refusals can trip the pause again, and un-pauses the | ||
| // auto-reconnect loop. | ||
| _bondGiveUp.bondSucceeded(); | ||
| state.bondRefusals = 0; | ||
| state.autoReconnectPaused = false; | ||
| } catch (e) { | ||
| _log('BOND FAILED: $e — bootstrap stops here (no subscriptions, no ' | ||
| 'HELLO, no READY). Remove the bond in system Bluetooth settings ' | ||
| 'and re-pair.'); | ||
| state.needsRepairGuide = true; | ||
| state.bondRefusals++; | ||
| // After a run of consecutive refusals, stop the auto-reconnect loop | ||
| // (it would otherwise pin the radio + drain the battery on a band | ||
| // that will never accept the bond) and surface the re-pair guide. A | ||
| // manual user connect still runs the bond, so a successful re-pair | ||
| // recovers. | ||
| if (_bondGiveUp.bondRefused()) { | ||
| state.autoReconnectPaused = true; | ||
| _log('[RECONNECT] bond-refusal give-up (${_bondGiveUp.consecutive}) ' | ||
| '— pausing auto-reconnect; re-pair required.'); | ||
| } | ||
| onState(state); | ||
| await _failConnect(); | ||
| return _Gen5ConnectOutcome.failed; | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Do not count a bond-state read timeout as a bond refusal.
gatt.isBonded().timeout(_bondStateTimeout) throws a TimeoutException when the platform bond-state read does not answer. That exception lands in the same catch as a refused createBond(). The catch then sets state.needsRepairGuide = true, increments state.bondRefusals, and feeds _bondGiveUp.bondRefused(). After BondRefusalGiveUp's threshold, auto-reconnect pauses and the UI tells the user to remove the bond in system Bluetooth settings and re-pair.
A stalled getBondState is a phone-stack condition, not a band that refuses to bond, so that remedy does not apply. The legacy path counted only createBond() failures. Separate the two outcomes: fail the connect on a read timeout, and reserve the refusal accounting for an actual bond attempt.
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if (gatt.bondingApplies) {
+ bool bonded;
+ try {
+ bonded = await gatt.isBonded().timeout(_bondStateTimeout);
+ } catch (e) {
+ // The platform never answered the cached bond-state lookup. That is
+ // not a refused bond, so it must not spend the refusal budget or
+ // raise the re-pair guide.
+ _log('[BOOT gen5] bond-state read failed ($e) — bootstrap stops '
+ 'here; the bond itself was never attempted.');
+ await _failConnect();
+ return _Gen5ConnectOutcome.failed;
+ }
try {
- if (await gatt.isBonded().timeout(_bondStateTimeout)) {
+ if (bonded) {
_log('[BOOT gen5] already bonded — not creating another bond.');
} else {
await gatt.createBond();
_log('Bonded.');
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| if (gatt.bondingApplies) { | |
| try { | |
| // BOUNDED. The initial bond-state read is the one platform await in | |
| // this bootstrap that could hang: `bondState`'s first emission falls | |
| // through to the platform's `getBondState` when nothing is cached. | |
| // Unbounded, a request that never answers parks the bootstrap right | |
| // here with `_session` non-null and the phase still `discovering`, | |
| // so `holdsBandLink` keeps the claim live and every later headless | |
| // drain yields to a connect that will never finish — no recovery | |
| // short of a process restart. The TimeoutException lands in the | |
| // catch below, which fails the connect and tears the session down. | |
| // `createBond()` needs no bound of ours: the plugin gives it a | |
| // 90-second response timeout. | |
| if (await gatt.isBonded().timeout(_bondStateTimeout)) { | |
| _log('[BOOT gen5] already bonded — not creating another bond.'); | |
| } else { | |
| await gatt.createBond(); | |
| _log('Bonded.'); | |
| } | |
| // A clean bond clears the refusal streak + any give-up latch, so a | |
| // later run of refusals can trip the pause again, and un-pauses the | |
| // auto-reconnect loop. | |
| _bondGiveUp.bondSucceeded(); | |
| state.bondRefusals = 0; | |
| state.autoReconnectPaused = false; | |
| } catch (e) { | |
| _log('BOND FAILED: $e — bootstrap stops here (no subscriptions, no ' | |
| 'HELLO, no READY). Remove the bond in system Bluetooth settings ' | |
| 'and re-pair.'); | |
| state.needsRepairGuide = true; | |
| state.bondRefusals++; | |
| // After a run of consecutive refusals, stop the auto-reconnect loop | |
| // (it would otherwise pin the radio + drain the battery on a band | |
| // that will never accept the bond) and surface the re-pair guide. A | |
| // manual user connect still runs the bond, so a successful re-pair | |
| // recovers. | |
| if (_bondGiveUp.bondRefused()) { | |
| state.autoReconnectPaused = true; | |
| _log('[RECONNECT] bond-refusal give-up (${_bondGiveUp.consecutive}) ' | |
| '— pausing auto-reconnect; re-pair required.'); | |
| } | |
| onState(state); | |
| await _failConnect(); | |
| return _Gen5ConnectOutcome.failed; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if (gatt.bondingApplies) { | |
| bool bonded; | |
| try { | |
| bonded = await gatt.isBonded().timeout(_bondStateTimeout); | |
| } catch (e) { | |
| // The platform never answered the cached bond-state lookup. That is | |
| // not a refused bond, so it must not spend the refusal budget or | |
| // raise the re-pair guide. | |
| _log('[BOOT gen5] bond-state read failed ($e) — bootstrap stops ' | |
| 'here; the bond itself was never attempted.'); | |
| await _failConnect(); | |
| return _Gen5ConnectOutcome.failed; | |
| } | |
| try { | |
| if (bonded) { | |
| _log('[BOOT gen5] already bonded — not creating another bond.'); | |
| } else { | |
| await gatt.createBond(); | |
| _log('Bonded.'); | |
| } | |
| // A clean bond clears the refusal streak + any give-up latch, so a | |
| // later run of refusals can trip the pause again, and un-pauses the | |
| // auto-reconnect loop. | |
| _bondGiveUp.bondSucceeded(); | |
| state.bondRefusals = 0; | |
| state.autoReconnectPaused = false; | |
| } catch (e) { | |
| _log('BOND FAILED: $e — bootstrap stops here (no subscriptions, no ' | |
| 'HELLO, no READY). Remove the bond in system Bluetooth settings ' | |
| 'and re-pair.'); | |
| state.needsRepairGuide = true; | |
| state.bondRefusals++; | |
| // After a run of consecutive refusals, stop the auto-reconnect loop | |
| // (it would otherwise pin the radio + drain the battery on a band | |
| // that will never accept the bond) and surface the re-pair guide. A | |
| // manual user connect still runs the bond, so a successful re-pair | |
| // recovers. | |
| if (_bondGiveUp.bondRefused()) { | |
| state.autoReconnectPaused = true; | |
| _log('[RECONNECT] bond-refusal give-up (${_bondGiveUp.consecutive}) ' | |
| '— pausing auto-reconnect; re-pair required.'); | |
| } | |
| onState(state); | |
| await _failConnect(); | |
| return _Gen5ConnectOutcome.failed; | |
| } | |
| } |
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart` around lines 2807 - 2852, Separate the bond-state
read from the bond creation handling in the bonding block around gatt.isBonded()
and gatt.createBond(). A TimeoutException from
isBonded().timeout(_bondStateTimeout) must fail the connection and clean up
without setting needsRepairGuide, incrementing bondRefusals, or calling
_bondGiveUp.bondRefused(); retain that refusal accounting only for failures from
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| if (!await _bootstrapPause( | ||
| session, | ||
| kGen5PreRegistrationDelay, | ||
| 'the pre-registration delay', | ||
| )) { | ||
| return _Gen5ConnectOutcome.failed; | ||
| } |
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Read the pre-registration delay from the band entry, not from the constant.
This call passes kGen5PreRegistrationDelay directly. The legacy path at Line 2487 reads entry.preRegistrationDelay, and _bootstrapAfterRegistration at Line 2955 reads session.entry.postRegistrationDelay. So the same bootstrap now takes its pre-registration delay from a constant and its post-registration delay from the registry.
The comment at Lines 1764-1768 states that these delays are band data read off BandEntry, and that a second copy is the exact thing the named constant exists to prevent. Read both from the entry so a registry change cannot leave this path behind.
♻️ Proposed change
- // 600 ms before notification registration.
+ // The pause before notification registration — band data, read off the
+ // entry discovery just pinned (see [BandEntry.preRegistrationDelay]).
if (!await _bootstrapPause(
session,
- kGen5PreRegistrationDelay,
+ session.entry.preRegistrationDelay,
'the pre-registration delay',
)) {
return _Gen5ConnectOutcome.failed;
}As per coding guidelines, "Maintain one source per concern".
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| if (!await _bootstrapPause( | |
| session, | |
| kGen5PreRegistrationDelay, | |
| 'the pre-registration delay', | |
| )) { | |
| return _Gen5ConnectOutcome.failed; | |
| } | |
| // The pause before notification registration — band data, read off the | |
| // entry discovery just pinned (see [BandEntry.preRegistrationDelay]). | |
| if (!await _bootstrapPause( | |
| session, | |
| session.entry.preRegistrationDelay, | |
| 'the pre-registration delay', | |
| )) { | |
| return _Gen5ConnectOutcome.failed; | |
| } |
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart` around lines 2859 - 2865, Update the _bootstrapPause
call in the Gen5 connection flow to use session.entry.preRegistrationDelay
instead of kGen5PreRegistrationDelay, matching the registry-backed delay used by
_bootstrapAfterRegistration and the legacy path.
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| final resp = await out.response; | ||
| if (resp != null && resp.success) { | ||
| // The strap just took our wall time, so correlate at drift ≈ 0 without | ||
| // a read-back — an alarm armed before the next periodic re-verify must | ||
| // not be shifted by the drift this write just corrected. | ||
| _clockRef = ClockRef( | ||
| device: sec, | ||
| wall: DateTime.now().millisecondsSinceEpoch ~/ 1000, | ||
| ); |
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Correlate the clock from one instant, not from two.
sec is sampled when the request is built at Line 3170. wall is sampled after out.response resolves, which can be up to the awaiter's 5-second timeout later. ClockRef.driftSec is therefore the round-trip latency, not the near-zero drift the comment claims.
setAlarm arms at when - driftSec, so every alarm armed before the next periodic re-verify shifts by that latency. Derive wall from the same sample the strap was given.
🔧 Proposed fix
Future<bool> _bootstrapSetClockGen5() async {
final ms = DateTime.now().millisecondsSinceEpoch;
final sec = ms ~/ 1000;
@@
final resp = await out.response;
if (resp != null && resp.success) {
// The strap just took our wall time, so correlate at drift ≈ 0 without
// a read-back — an alarm armed before the next periodic re-verify must
// not be shifted by the drift this write just corrected.
- _clockRef = ClockRef(
- device: sec,
- wall: DateTime.now().millisecondsSinceEpoch ~/ 1000,
- );
+ // BOTH ends come from the SAME sample the strap was handed. Reading the
+ // wall clock again here would record the round trip (up to the awaiter's
+ // timeout) as drift, and `setAlarm` arms at `when - driftSec`.
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| final resp = await out.response; | |
| if (resp != null && resp.success) { | |
| // The strap just took our wall time, so correlate at drift ≈ 0 without | |
| // a read-back — an alarm armed before the next periodic re-verify must | |
| // not be shifted by the drift this write just corrected. | |
| _clockRef = ClockRef( | |
| device: sec, | |
| wall: DateTime.now().millisecondsSinceEpoch ~/ 1000, | |
| ); | |
| final resp = await out.response; | |
| if (resp != null && resp.success) { | |
| // The strap just took our wall time, so correlate at drift ≈ 0 without | |
| // a read-back — an alarm armed before the next periodic re-verify must | |
| // not be shifted by the drift this write just corrected. | |
| // BOTH ends come from the SAME sample the strap was handed. Reading the | |
| // wall clock again here would record the round trip (up to the awaiter's | |
| // timeout) as drift, and `setAlarm` arms at `when - driftSec`. | |
| _clockRef = ClockRef(device: sec, wall: sec); |
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In `@lib/ble/ble_engine.dart` around lines 3186 - 3194, Update the successful
response handling in the clock-setting flow to derive ClockRef.wall from the
same timestamp sample used to compute the sec value when building the request,
rather than sampling DateTime.now() after awaiting out.response. Keep sec and
wall tied to one instant so ClockRef.driftSec remains near zero.
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| // Re-checked between the two copies as well: `clear()` empties the table | ||
| // and the mirror in that order, so a forget landing inside this window | ||
| // would otherwise leave the mirror pointing at a band the table no longer | ||
| // has — and `load()` heals FROM the mirror. | ||
| if (epoch != _forgetEpoch) return; | ||
| await prefs.setString(_kRemoteId, remoteId); | ||
| if (clean != null) { | ||
| await prefs.setString(_kSerial, clean); | ||
| } else { | ||
| await prefs.remove(_kSerial); // never persist junk | ||
| } | ||
| if (gen != null) { | ||
| await prefs.setString(_kGeneration, gen); | ||
| } else if (!sameDevice) { | ||
| await prefs.remove(_kGeneration); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Re-check _forgetEpoch after the mirror writes.
The last guard runs at line 151, before the first prefs write. clear() can still land during the await prefs.setString(_kRemoteId, remoteId) at line 152. In that interleaving clear() removes _kRemoteId and this save re-writes it, so the mirror points at a band the user just forgot and load() heals the forgotten pairing back on the next launch. The window is narrow, but it is the exact failure the epoch counter exists to prevent.
Add a trailing check that removes the mirror keys again if the epoch moved.
🛠️ Proposed fix
if (gen != null) {
await prefs.setString(_kGeneration, gen);
} else if (!sameDevice) {
await prefs.remove(_kGeneration);
}
+ // A forget that landed while the writes above were in flight still wins:
+ // undo the mirror this save just re-created.
+ if (epoch != _forgetEpoch) {
+ await prefs.remove(_kRemoteId);
+ await prefs.remove(_kSerial);
+ await prefs.remove(_kGeneration);
+ }
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| // Re-checked between the two copies as well: `clear()` empties the table | |
| // and the mirror in that order, so a forget landing inside this window | |
| // would otherwise leave the mirror pointing at a band the table no longer | |
| // has — and `load()` heals FROM the mirror. | |
| if (epoch != _forgetEpoch) return; | |
| await prefs.setString(_kRemoteId, remoteId); | |
| if (clean != null) { | |
| await prefs.setString(_kSerial, clean); | |
| } else { | |
| await prefs.remove(_kSerial); // never persist junk | |
| } | |
| if (gen != null) { | |
| await prefs.setString(_kGeneration, gen); | |
| } else if (!sameDevice) { | |
| await prefs.remove(_kGeneration); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| // Re-checked between the two copies as well: `clear()` empties the table | |
| // and the mirror in that order, so a forget landing inside this window | |
| // would otherwise leave the mirror pointing at a band the table no longer | |
| // has — and `load()` heals FROM the mirror. | |
| if (epoch != _forgetEpoch) return; | |
| await prefs.setString(_kRemoteId, remoteId); | |
| if (clean != null) { | |
| await prefs.setString(_kSerial, clean); | |
| } else { | |
| await prefs.remove(_kSerial); // never persist junk | |
| } | |
| if (gen != null) { | |
| await prefs.setString(_kGeneration, gen); | |
| } else if (!sameDevice) { | |
| await prefs.remove(_kGeneration); | |
| } | |
| // A forget that landed while the writes above were in flight still wins: | |
| // undo the mirror this save just re-created. | |
| if (epoch != _forgetEpoch) { | |
| await prefs.remove(_kRemoteId); | |
| await prefs.remove(_kSerial); | |
| await prefs.remove(_kGeneration); | |
| } | |
| } |
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In `@lib/sync/paired_device.dart` around lines 147 - 163, In the save flow guarded
by _forgetEpoch, add a trailing epoch check after all mirror preference writes
complete; if the epoch changed, remove the persisted remote ID, serial, and
generation keys so a concurrent clear() cannot leave stale pairing data for
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| # REPIN (this branch): protocol main @ 6664854, the #35 merge commit — | ||
| # a MAIN merge commit, reachable regardless of branch deletion, and the | ||
| # first pin here that is not a PR-branch head (#34 has since merged at | ||
| # 2c8448b, which 6664854 descends from, so the oura/HRS wire formats | ||
| # above are carried unchanged). | ||
| # | ||
| # The hop from 19d7291 is ahead 3 / behind 0 and its ONLY lib/ diff is | ||
| # #35's `lib/src/control.dart` (+4/-5): `Gen5HelloInfo.parse` no longer | ||
| # returns null for a hello body whose revision byte is not 1 — the byte | ||
| # is recorded in `helloRevision` and the fixed revision-1 offsets are | ||
| # read regardless. That matters here because this branch makes HELLO | ||
| # MANDATORY: under the old gate a firmware that bumped the revision | ||
| # could not connect at all. | ||
| # | ||
| # NO kAlgoVersion bump: hello feeds connection identity and state, not | ||
| # the derivation pipeline — no decoder for a persisted record changes, | ||
| # so no stored number can move. Reasoning also sits beside kProtocolPin | ||
| # in lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart, which moves together with this | ||
| # ref and pubspec.lock (the pin-equality test fails a partial repin). | ||
| ref: 6664854062d6e0e6099eac39b3ee73d96703a49e |
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Reject unsupported helloRevision values before using revision-1 offsets. Gen5HelloInfo.parse records helloRevision but reads all fields at fixed revision-1 offsets. The connection path then validates only serial/cpuHex and uses tsSeconds/tsSubseconds for SET_CLOCK. If a newer layout moves these fields, a valid-looking identity can pass and the device can receive an incorrect RTC. Gate on helloRevision == 1 or explicitly support each layout.
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In `@pubspec.yaml` around lines 100 - 119, Reject unsupported helloRevision values
before consuming parsed fields: update the connection validation around
Gen5HelloInfo.parse to require helloRevision == 1, or add explicit parsing and
handling for each supported layout before using serial, cpuHex, tsSeconds, or
tsSubseconds for SET_CLOCK. Also update the related protocol pin rationale in
pubspec.yaml and lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart at the specified ranges to
reflect the compatibility requirement.
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Hardening slice on top of #260 / protocol #31+#33: the gen5 connect now runs the officially recovered bootstrap end to end (docs 01/02/07 + the 2026-07-31 hello and 2026-08-18 sync-HCI captures), with the readiness gates enforced instead of logged. gen4 is untouched.
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What changes
[A-Za-z0-9]+; the all-zero serial still passes and keeps its EEPROM diagnostic. The name gate reads a new nativeBluetoothDevice.getName()bridge (openstrap/ble_native), never fbp'splatformName— that cache is empty for afromId()device on a cold start, exactly the known-device reconnects that skip scanning.name.containsfallback is gone.GattBootstrapOpsseam (production = flutter_blue_plus) so the order is testable without a radio.Tests
test/gen5_bootstrap_official_test.dartdrives the real_connectGen5Officialover a scriptedGattBootstrapOps+ fake link sharing one trace and pins the exact pre-READY order, both clock branches, every hello failure mode, the identity/name gates, the fifth-failure bond removal, and scan acceptance. Existing bootstrap groups ingen5_wiring_test/command_correlation_testmoved to the new semantics.Validation
flutter analyze: 0 issues:app:compileDebugKotlin: successfulgit diff --check: clean; rebased onto current main (83375f2), 0 behindHardware note: the fixed drain/count-gate path was field-verified in #260; the PHY preference, bond position and native-name gate from this PR still await a live gen5 pass.
Rebased onto main + repinned to protocol #35 (was: draft)
The branch was drafted against a pre-#35 protocol whose parser nulled any non-1 hello revision — under the mandatory hello a future revision bump could not connect. protocol #35 has merged, so all three pin locations (
pubspec.yamlref,pubspec.lock,kProtocolPin) moved together to its main merge commit6664854. No kAlgoVersion bump, verified against the full4ce8f02..6664854diff: #35's one code change widens which HELLO bodies parse (hello feeds connection identity, not derivation); #34 in the same hop only adds files nothing here imports; the rest is comment rewording.The rebase onto current main integrates two things that landed underneath:
advertisementLooksLikeWhoop— broad on purpose, since an MG band's 128-bit service UUID can hide in the scan-response overflow. The generation hint this branch adds is narrower than acceptance: only an advertised 128-bit service names a generation; a name-only or 16-bit-only match records no hint, and the connect path then probes the official gen5 order first and lets discovery pin the truth (which is also the right order for MG)._startInitDrain— the same quiescence barrier, task generation, staleness re-checks and arm/rollback as every other history task — instead of the pre-fix(sync): enforce safe Gen5 history task boundaries #284 inline arming this branch was drafted with.Post-rebase validation: analyze 0, full suite 3067 passed / 0 failed,
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