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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 🧰 Additional context used📚 Code guidelines (1)📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe derive pipeline now carries decoded band sleep state into automatic sleep detection. Sleep-day attribution uses the band-end trim value. Nap exclusion and cached-candidate comparison account for the trimmed sleep end. ChangesBand-state sleep-end trimming
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participant LocalDb
participant PrepareAccumulator
participant Substrate
participant AutoSleepSegmenter
LocalDb->>PrepareAccumulator: decoded band_sleep_state rows
PrepareAccumulator->>Substrate: collected band sleep-state array
Substrate->>AutoSleepSegmenter: matching band-state slice
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR upgrades sleep derivation to v98 by transporting the Gen5/MG band sleep envelope through the full data pipeline and using it, only as corroboration for automatic night endings, to remove continuously observed awake lie-in tails. It preserves night ownership and existing non-auto paths, prevents the removed interval from becoming a nap, records trim provenance, and adds bounded banked-candidate replacement logic with comprehensive wiring and behavior tests. The temporary analytics fork pin must be replaced with the OpenStrap/analytics merge SHA before merging. Sequence diagram for band-corroborated automatic night endingsequenceDiagram
participant DB as decoded_onehz
participant Sub as Substrate
participant Engine as calendarDays
participant Analytics as segmentSleep
participant Payload as Day payload
DB->>Sub: carry band_sleep_state
Engine->>Sub: bandSleepStateSlice(loS, hiS)
Engine->>Analytics: segmentSleep(bandSleepState)
Analytics-->>Engine: band-corrected end and bandOffsetTrimSec
Engine->>Engine: use untrimmed end for day ownership
Engine->>Engine: use untrimmed end for napExcludeEndSec
Engine->>Payload: write band_offset_trim_sec
Flow diagram for awake-tail validation and sleep-end trimmingflowchart TD
Start[Automatic sleep window] --> Last[Find band's last SLEEP second]
Last --> Tail{Tail continuously observed awake for threshold?}
Tail -->|No| Keep[Keep existing night end]
Tail -->|Yes| Trim[End night at last SLEEP second]
Trim --> Provenance[Record band_offset_trim_sec]
Provenance --> Ownership[Assign day using untrimmed end]
Provenance --> Nap[Exclude nap detection through untrimmed end]
Keep --> Ownership
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<location path="pubspec.yaml" line_range="261-265" />
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openstrap_analytics:
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- url: https://github.com/OpenStrap/analytics.git
+ # TEMPORARY (draft PR): pinned to OpenStrap/analytics PR #80's head on the
+ # author's fork so CI compiles the band-sleep-offset-trim change. Repin
+ # to the OpenStrap/analytics merge SHA (url back to OpenStrap) before
+ # this PR leaves draft.
+ url: https://github.com/DropTabl/analytics.git
# analytics main @ #34 merge. Two hops in one: #32 (the HR-onset bypass
# for low-limb-swing cardio) had already merged and this pin was still
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**🚨 issue (security):** The committed dependency URL and integrity pin point to `DropTabl/analytics`, not the upstream OpenStrap repository. If this PR is merged or released before the manual repin, production builds consume an author's fork and the intended upstream merge is not guaranteed to be the code being built.
**Triggers:** When the PR is merged without the promised follow-up repin.
**Suggested fix:** Do not merge this commit as-is; land the upstream analytics merge first and change both the Git URL and `kAnalyticsPin` to the upstream merge SHA.
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Needs a human reviewer. 1 finding to address first, and the band-state rule changes persisted sleep windows and downstream nap/readiness values, so an incorrect trim could write wrong derived records and expose incorrect metrics until they are re-derived. Reverting the code and rerunning derivation repairs those values, making the impact bounded, though the temporary forked analytics pin also broadens the integration surface.
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🟡 Minor · Preserve one state value per sliced sample. · substrate.dart:517-520
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve one state value per sliced sample.
When
bandSleepStateis absent or length-mismatched,_perSecSlicereturns an empty array. The automatic-segmentation slice can therefore lose positional alignment and skip the intended-1fallback. UsebandSleepStateSlicein bothSubstrate.sliceandSubstrate.sliceIdx.🐛 Suggested fix
- bandSleepState: _perSecSlice(bandSleepState, lo, hi), + bandSleepState: bandSleepStateSlice(lo, hi),Apply the same replacement to the corresponding
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Why
On WHOOP 5.0 / MG, a night often runs well past the actual wake-up. After getting up (or just waking), the wearer lies still in bed, and the motion+HR detector keeps scoring that lie-in as light sleep until real activity starts. The band itself already knows: every Gen5 R18 record carries its own coarse envelope (
0 wake, 1 still, 2 sleep, 3 up). We already decode and store it indecoded_onehz.band_sleep_state, but nothing has read it so far.This PR uses that envelope as a second opinion for the night's END only. The band state never creates, extends or stages a night.
What changes
band_sleep_stateis selected in both branches ofdecodedOneHzBatchByRecTsRangeand carried intoSubstrate.bandSleepState. It is positional and 1:1 withtsSec, with-1for absent (NULL, gen4, raw-hex replay, legacy JSON), the same discipline ashrValid.segmentSleepcall (not overrides, not the HR-led fallback) passessub.bandSleepStateSlice(loS, hiS). Analytics ends the night at the band's last SLEEP second when the tail after it is continuously observed as awake. The thresholds are in analytics#80._DayBlocksInput.napExcludeEndSeccarries this across the isolate, so the removed lie-in can't come back as a nap.isRicherSleepgets one bounded exception. A band-corrected night with the same onset replaces a longer banked one when the banked end lies inside the tail the band corroborated, and TST loss is at most the removed part plus 60 s. This covers the morning record growing between syncs: an early pass banks before the tail reaches 10 min, and a later pass trims.sleep.band_offset_trim_sec(provenance; null when the rule didn't apply).kAlgoVersion97 → 98, with a changelog entry.Before / after (what a user sees)
sleepOffsetSec + 1 h) now freezes earlier on those mornings.How it was verified
flutter test: the new and extended tests aresleep_band_trim_wiring_test.dart, covering the trim reaching the day, the payload key, midnight ownership against the no-band baseline, and the nap exclusion with a positive control through the real derive path;substrate_band_sleep_state_test.dart;gen5_sample_fields_test.dart, covering both SQL branches;derive_result_protection_test.dart, covering sevenisRicherSleepcases.The full suite passes locally, and
flutter analyzeis clean.On my own WHOOP 5 (debug build, v97 → v98 re-derive):
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Use Gen5/MG band sleep-state evidence to trim false post-wake tails from automatic nights while preserving night ownership and nap exclusion behavior.
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