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fix: say when wear time was last updated instead of freezing silently (#450) - #711
Refs #450. This does not close it: it stops the frozen figure from passing as current, and the failure behind it is still unknown (see "Still open").
Summary
What was wrong. Wear time and the day's curves are computed in the derive's second half (_buildWakeDayFeatures → _wearBlock). When that half fails, _derivePreparedDay keeps the headline and carryForwardDetail copies the previous row's detail blocks forward, so a failed derive never blanks the day. The side effect matches #450: while the second half keeps failing, wear time stays at the last derive that worked, and the Vitals row still labels it as today's coverage. recoveryOutcome files a carried row as complete (partial = false) when the previous row was complete, so the partial column could not tell either, and no screen reads it.
What changed.
carryForwardDetail stamps wear_edge_sec, the data edge a carried wear block was computed at, only when the wear block itself came from the previous row. A second half that writes fresh wear and then throws doesn't get its fresh wear labelled old. A chain of failures keeps the oldest edge, the last time wear was actually computed. A complete derive never has the key.
carryForwardDetail no longer counts data_edge_sec / wear_edge_sec as carried detail. Before, any stored row counted as "recovered" because of its own edge stamp. Only matters when the previous row had no detail at all, where the day now stays partial (the safer filing).
getDayWear returns as_of whenever the stamp is present, whichever field the wear figure is read from.
Vitals Wear time row: adds "not updated since 11:05 AM" beside the coverage, with the date when the edge fell on another day.
Day Strain: the "Worn" figure reads "Worn until 11:05 AM".
Two new strings, in all 8 locales. The Day Timeline is unchanged: carried segments stop at the old edge, so it shows less but states nothing false.
User-visible: only when a derive's second half failed. Otherwise nothing changes.
No kAlgoVersion bump: no analytics output changes. The new key is row metadata written only on the failure path. The WHOOP freeze goldens cover complete derives, which never write it.
Still open (assumption)
How I ruled out a timeout: I timed today's derive on synthetic WHOOP 4.0 data at data edges from 06:00 to 22:00. The whole derive grows from 4.5 s to 7.6 s on an M-series Mac, but the second half stays at 0.2–0.3 s, so the 90 s timeout is very unlikely even on a slow phone. Assumption: the trigger is an exception that repeats once some data pattern appears. Those report to Crashlytics as day_blocks_failed. @abdulsaheel, could you check whether that non-fatal shows up for WHOOP 4.0 users on Android? A stack trace would point at the root cause, which I'd fix separately.
Testing
flutter analyze: no issues.
New test/wear_stale_detail_test.dart: the read seam returns as_of only for carried wear. Widget tests: the Vitals row shows the exact time, and the date plus time when the edge fell on another day, and nothing on a complete derive. Day Strain shows "Worn until ", stays plain "Worn" when current, and doesn't overflow at 3.1× text. They fail without the screen changes.
test/carry_forward_detail_test.dart: first failure stamps the previous edge, a second failure keeps the oldest, fresh wear beside other carried detail gets no stamp, an edge stamp alone carries nothing.
flutter test on every test file matching derive/carry/health/wear/vital/partial/day_result/repo/activity/strain: 878 passed, 2 skipped.
Pre-existing locally on clean main, unrelated to this change: health_export_finalized_churn_test.dart (1 failure) and TZ=UTC whoop_freeze_golden_test.dart (a last-digit float diff in dyn_p90). Both fail without this branch too. CI has the final word.
Risks and rollback
Low. Only the failure path writes the new key, and readers ignore unknown payload keys.
Rows already carried before this ships have no stamp, so they keep showing no age until the next derive. No migration needed.
Revert the commit to roll back. Old rows with detail_edge_sec are then just ignored.
Indicate when carried-forward wear data was last computed instead of presenting stale values as current.
New Features:
Show when wear data was last updated when a failed derivation carries it forward, including the date when needed.
Add localized stale-wear messaging to the Vitals Wear time and Day Strain displays.
Bug Fixes:
Prevent carried wear values from appearing as current-day coverage after derivation failures.
Preserve the oldest computation timestamp across consecutive failed derivations while avoiding timestamps for freshly computed wear.
Enhancements:
Expose carried wear metadata through repository reads and format timestamps relative to the displayed day.
Tests:
Add coverage for carry-forward edge tracking, repository metadata reads, localized stale-wear UI, cross-day timestamps, current wear, and text scaling.
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New Features
The Vitals wear-time row shows when its data was last updated, using a clock time for the displayed day or a date and time for earlier updates.
Day Strain shows “Worn until” with the associated time when available; otherwise, it continues to show “Worn.”
Update and wear-time labels are available in English, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Russian, Thai, and Chinese.
Improvements
When an update timestamp is unavailable, the Vitals wear-time row omits the update note.
Wear and the day's curves are computed in the derive's second half. When
that half fails, the engine keeps the headline and carries the previous
row's detail forward, so wear time froze at the last good derive while
the screen still called it today's. recoveryOutcome files such a row as
complete, so the partial flag could not tell either.
carryForwardDetail now stamps detail_edge_sec, the data edge the carried
blocks were computed at (the oldest one across repeated failures), and no
longer counts the row's own edge stamps as carried detail. getDayWear
passes it on as as_of, and the Vitals wear row adds "not updated since
<time>" (with the date when it fell on another day).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Expose the timestamp of carried wear as as_of from the day-wear repository read, so callers can distinguish stale wear from current wear.
lib/data/local_repository_impl.dart L1472-1479
Implementation
Track the edge used to compute carried wear, preserve the oldest edge across repeated failures, and avoid treating row-edge metadata as carried detail.
Verify carried-wear edge tracking and repository/UI behavior for same-day and cross-day timestamps, including unchanged current-wear labels.
test/carry_forward_detail_test.dart L108-155
test/wear_stale_detail_test.dart L1-228
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Carried detail excludes edge metadata from the general copy loop. Its wear edge comes from the previous wear edge, or from the data edge when the wear edge is unavailable.
Expose and display wear timestamp lib/data/local_repository_impl.dart, lib/ui2/activity/day_strain.dart, lib/ui2/screens/health_screen.dart
getDayWear adds integer as_of when wear_edge_sec is numeric, whether or not a wear block exists. Day strain loads as_of as wearAsOf and shows “Worn until” with the timestamp when available. Vitals shows a localized update note when the timestamp is available.
Add localized timestamp labels lib/l10n/app_*.arb
Localization files add labels for the wear update time and worn-until time. English also adds a nap auto-log save-failure message. Russian also adds Oura existing-key pairing guidance.
sequenceDiagram
participant DerivationEngine
participant LocalRepositoryImpl
participant DayStrainData
participant Vitals
DerivationEngine->>LocalRepositoryImpl: Store wear_edge_sec for carried wear
LocalRepositoryImpl->>DayStrainData: Return wear payload with as_of
LocalRepositoryImpl->>Vitals: Return wear payload with as_of
DayStrainData->>DayStrainData: Load as_of as wearAsOf
DayStrainData->>DayStrainData: Display Worn until time when available
Vitals->>Vitals: Display localized update note when available
The day-strain "Worn until" label can omit the date when the wear data was last updated on a different day. This is a minor display inaccuracy with no effect on stored data, and it is easy to fix before or after merge.
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Hey - I've found 5 issues
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="lib/data/local_repository_impl.dart"line_range="1476-1477" />
<code_context>
+ // than the row it sits in: the derive's second half failed and the+ // engine carried the previous block forward. Absent on a complete+ // derive, so a screen never shows an age that is not there.+ if (w != null && b['detail_edge_sec'] is num)+ 'as_of': (b['detail_edge_sec'] as num).toInt(), 'hourly': const [],
};
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Other views hide stale wear**
When a failed derive carries wear data that is then shown in Day Timeline or Day Strain, `getDayWear` exposes `as_of`, but the timeline renders carried off-wrist segments without qualification, and Day Strain uses carried coverage for its coverage claims without checking that timestamp. Users can still read stale wear-derived events and coverage as current in those views.
Propagate and display the freshness metadata in every view that presents wear-derived segments or coverage, or suppress those claims when the data is stale.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="lib/data/local_repository_impl.dart"line_range="1476" />
<code_context>
+ // than the row it sits in: the derive's second half failed and the+ // engine carried the previous block forward. Absent on a complete+ // derive, so a screen never shows an age that is not there.+ if (w != null && b['detail_edge_sec'] is num)+ 'as_of': (b['detail_edge_sec'] as num).toInt(), 'hourly': const [],
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Carried scalar wear looks current**
When a failed derive leaves `worn_min` only in `scalars` and no `wear` map, `getDayWear` returns the scalar but guards `as_of` on `w != null`, so Vitals shows stale wear without its age.
Include `detail_edge_sec` as `as_of` for scalar-sourced wear as well as wear-map data.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart"line_range="7036-7038" />
<code_context>
+ // failing would otherwise pass that morning off as the current day. A
+ // chain of failures keeps the oldest edge: that is when the detail was
+ // last actually computed.
+ if (carried) {
+ final edge = prev['detail_edge_sec'] ?? prev['data_edge_sec'];+ if (edge is num) next['detail_edge_sec'] = edge.toInt();+ }
return carried;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Fresh wear is labeled stale**
When the second-half derive adds fresh wear, then fails while carrying another missing detail, `carryForwardDetail` writes the previous edge whenever any detail is carried, and `getDayWear` exposes it as wear's `as_of`, so Vitals says the fresh figure is old.
Keep the fresh wear edge when wear is already present, and use the previous edge only when wear itself is carried.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="test/wear_stale_detail_test.dart"line_range="128" />
<code_context>
+ testWidgets('says when a carried figure was last updated', (t) async {
+ await _vitals(t, {'worn_min': 300, 'coverage_pct': 45, 'as_of': edge});+ expect(find.text('Wear time'), findsOneWidget);+ expect(find.textContaining('not updated since'), findsOneWidget);+ expect(+ find.textContaining('45%'),
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Timestamp is never asserted**
When the screen drops the timestamp but retains the phrase “not updated since”, when the row renders a generic “not updated since” message without the supplied 11:05 time, the `says when a carried figure was last updated` test still passes because it checks only for that phrase, so the test accepts a message that does not say when the figure was updated.
Assert that the rendered stale-data message includes the expected formatted time as well as the phrase.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<locationpath="test/wear_stale_detail_test.dart"line_range="144" />
<code_context>
+ expect(line, findsOneWidget);+ expect(+ (t.widget<Text>(line)).data,+ contains('15'),+ reason: 'a bare 2:30 under the 14th would read as that day',+ );
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Date label is not verified**
When the stale message includes “15” but omits or misstates the edge's date, when the message contains “15” for a reason other than the calendar date—for example, “15 minutes ago”—the `names the day when the edge fell on another one` test passes even though the message does not identify the edge's date.
Assert that the stale message includes the expected localized date for the supplied timestamp.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 5 findings to address first, and when detail is carried forward, the derive stores the edge it was computed against and the wear row displays that timestamp. If the edge is wrong, users may see a misleading freshness label; the stored metadata is bounded and can be recomputed, though it may remain in existing rows after a revert.
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🟡 Medium · Other views hide stale wear
When a failed derive carries wear data that is then shown in Day Timeline or Day Strain, getDayWear exposes as_of, but the timeline renders carried off-wrist segments without qualification, and Day Strain uses carried coverage for its coverage claims without checking that timestamp. Users can still read stale wear-derived events and coverage as current in those views.
Propagate and display the freshness metadata in every view that presents wear-derived segments or coverage, or suppress those claims when the data is stale.
Prompt for AI agents
In `lib/data/local_repository_impl.dart` at lines 1476-1477:
**Other views hide stale wear**
When a failed derive carries wear data that is then shown in Day Timeline or Day Strain, `getDayWear` exposes `as_of`, but the timeline renders carried off-wrist segments without qualification, and Day Strain uses carried coverage for its coverage claims without checking that timestamp. Users can still read stale wear-derived events and coverage as current in those views.
Propagate and display the freshness metadata in every view that presents wear-derived segments or coverage, or suppress those claims when the data is stale.
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Partly fixed in f5b5814. Day Strain now reads "Worn until " when the wear is carried. I left the Day Timeline as it is: a carried block's segments end at the old edge (the off-segments only run to that block's own observable end), so it claims nothing after that time. It shows less, but doesn't state anything false.
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- Around line 7036-7038: In the recovery flow around `carried`, do not use the
general carried-field flag to overwrite `detail_edge_sec` for wear that is
already fresh in the bundle. Track whether wear itself was copied and stamp its
edge only in that case, or preserve a separate wear edge; ensure `getDayWear`
continues to report the fresh wear timestamp when recovery carries an unrelated
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- The edge was stamped whenever ANY detail was carried. A second half
can write fresh wear and then throw, with other detail carried; that
fresh wear was labelled old. Now `wear_edge_sec` is stamped only when
the wear block itself came from the previous row.
- getDayWear no longer gates `as_of` on the wear block, so wear read
from the scalar fallback carries its age too.
- Day Strain showed the same carried wear as "Worn N min". It now reads
"Worn until <time>" (new string, 8 locales).
- Tests assert the exact time and date text, cover fresh wear beside
carried detail, and pump Day Strain at 3.1x text.
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- Around line 342-343: Update the wear-until label in the day strain display to
compare the date of wearAsOf with the displayed day and include the date in the
cutoff when they differ. Preserve the existing time-only label when both dates
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a later day's sync, and "Worn until 08:00" under that past day named the
wrong one. Vitals already added the date in that case; the rule now
lives in one helper (asOfText) that both screens use.
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Refs #450. This does not close it: it stops the frozen figure from passing as current, and the failure behind it is still unknown (see "Still open").
Summary
What was wrong. Wear time and the day's curves are computed in the derive's second half (
_buildWakeDayFeatures→_wearBlock). When that half fails,_derivePreparedDaykeeps the headline andcarryForwardDetailcopies the previous row's detail blocks forward, so a failed derive never blanks the day. The side effect matches #450: while the second half keeps failing, wear time stays at the last derive that worked, and the Vitals row still labels it as today's coverage.recoveryOutcomefiles a carried row as complete (partial = false) when the previous row was complete, so thepartialcolumn could not tell either, and no screen reads it.What changed.
carryForwardDetailstampswear_edge_sec, the data edge a carried wear block was computed at, only when thewearblock itself came from the previous row. A second half that writes fresh wear and then throws doesn't get its fresh wear labelled old. A chain of failures keeps the oldest edge, the last time wear was actually computed. A complete derive never has the key.carryForwardDetailno longer countsdata_edge_sec/wear_edge_secas carried detail. Before, any stored row counted as "recovered" because of its own edge stamp. Only matters when the previous row had no detail at all, where the day now stays partial (the safer filing).getDayWearreturnsas_ofwhenever the stamp is present, whichever field the wear figure is read from.User-visible: only when a derive's second half failed. Otherwise nothing changes.
No
kAlgoVersionbump: no analytics output changes. The new key is row metadata written only on the failure path. The WHOOP freeze goldens cover complete derives, which never write it.Still open (assumption)
How I ruled out a timeout: I timed today's derive on synthetic WHOOP 4.0 data at data edges from 06:00 to 22:00. The whole derive grows from 4.5 s to 7.6 s on an M-series Mac, but the second half stays at 0.2–0.3 s, so the 90 s timeout is very unlikely even on a slow phone. Assumption: the trigger is an exception that repeats once some data pattern appears. Those report to Crashlytics as
day_blocks_failed. @abdulsaheel, could you check whether that non-fatal shows up for WHOOP 4.0 users on Android? A stack trace would point at the root cause, which I'd fix separately.Testing
flutter analyze: no issues.test/wear_stale_detail_test.dart: the read seam returnsas_ofonly for carried wear. Widget tests: the Vitals row shows the exact time, and the date plus time when the edge fell on another day, and nothing on a complete derive. Day Strain shows "Worn until ", stays plain "Worn" when current, and doesn't overflow at 3.1× text. They fail without the screen changes.test/carry_forward_detail_test.dart: first failure stamps the previous edge, a second failure keeps the oldest, fresh wear beside other carried detail gets no stamp, an edge stamp alone carries nothing.flutter teston every test file matching derive/carry/health/wear/vital/partial/day_result/repo/activity/strain: 878 passed, 2 skipped.main, unrelated to this change:health_export_finalized_churn_test.dart(1 failure) andTZ=UTC whoop_freeze_golden_test.dart(a last-digit float diff indyn_p90). Both fail without this branch too. CI has the final word.Risks and rollback
detail_edge_secare then just ignored.Checklist
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Indicate when carried-forward wear data was last computed instead of presenting stale values as current.
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