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Name the 50.43 firmware data lock instead of advising a charger cycle - #707
A WHOOP 5.0 / MG band on firmware 50.43.x still connects and answers every command, but sends no history and no live heart rate until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it (#673). Users see this as a sync bug and file reports. Two this week, e.g. a WHOOP MG on 50.43.2.0: "connects, Buzz works, No live reading, sync returns without new data".
The app already notices that no data is arriving. On these bands the stuck-strap detector trips (the band keeps reporting newer data through GET_DATA_RANGE, our frontier never moves), and so can the empty-sync tracker. But the status they produce is wrong for this cause:
Before: "The band has stopped handing over its recordings … Put the band on its charger for a minute, then reconnect" (or "Syncs are finishing with no data in them … pair it again").
After: "The band's firmware is holding back its data. This band runs WHOOP firmware 50.43, which connects and answers the app but sends no recordings or live heart rate until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it. OpenStrap cannot issue that token. Everything already saved here is safe, and the band keeps recording." Fix: "Re-pairing or charging will not help. This clears by itself once the band sends data again".
The firmware warning from #680 only shows while pairing, so a band that is already updated got no explanation at all.
What changes
ble_state.dart: a new BandCondition.firmwareLocked and isDataLockedFirmware() (50.43. prefix). bandStatusFor takes bandFirmware and, when strapNeedsReboot or syncClockLost is tripped on a 50.43 band, names the firmware lock instead of the charger / re-pair advice. Firmware alone is never a fault: a token-unlocked 50.43 band that syncs shows as Connected, and both flags already clear once records bank.
models.dart / ble_engine.dart: DeviceState.firmware, set from the gen5 HELLO next to the existing LocalDb.noteBandFirmware call (which was stored but never read), cleared on reset(), passed to bandStatusFor.
band_status_l10n.dart: the new case, with its three strings in all eight locales (en, de, es, fr, hi, ru, th, zh).
issue_report.dart: bandFirmware in the report's state.json, so the next report like this shows the firmware without asking.
Sync, the drain, and every metric are untouched, so no kAlgoVersion bump.
Tests
test/ble_state_test.dart: a 50.43 band with either flag gets firmwareLocked and the new fix; firmware alone stays Connected; 50.38 keeps strapUnresponsive; the prefix match rejects 50.430… and 5.43…; the new state passes the existing "every fault names itself, says why, and offers a way out" test.
flutter analyze: no issues. gen-l10n: no new untranslated messages.
179 passed across ble_state_test, issue_report_test, ui2_router_test, spanish_coverage_test, ui2_gallery_test, russian_gallery_layout_test, app_state_pairing_confirmation_test, gen5_pairing_filter_test, ui2_pairing_pushed_closes_test and session_devices_test. The full suite was not run locally.
The match is a version prefix, not a probe for the token (marked ponytail:). If a later firmware carries the same lock, it needs adding there.
The copy deliberately does not tell users to keep the WHOOP app away: right now the WHOOP app with a membership is the only way to put a token on the band.
Name likely WHOOP 50.43 firmware data locks and provide accurate localized guidance without changing synchronization behavior.
New Features:
Identify likely WHOOP 50.43 firmware data locks in band status messages when no history or live data is arriving.
Include the connected band firmware version in diagnostic issue reports.
Bug Fixes:
Replace misleading charger or re-pair guidance with firmware-specific guidance for affected 50.43 bands while preserving existing diagnostics for other firmware.
Enhancements:
Propagate Gen5 HELLO firmware information through device state and use it to distinguish firmware-related data withholding from ordinary strap or clock faults.
Add localized firmware-lock status messaging across all supported locales.
Tests:
Add coverage for 50.43 firmware-lock detection, unaffected firmware behavior, version-prefix matching, and fault messaging.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added a warning for WHOOP firmware 50.43 bands that connect but may not send recordings or live heart-rate data without a WHOOP-signed membership token.
The warning explains that data already saved in the app remains safe and clears when the band resumes sending data. Charging or re-pairing may be worth trying, but cannot resolve a firmware-caused lock.
Band status messages are available in multiple languages.
A WHOOP 5.0 / MG band on firmware 50.43.x answers commands but sends no history or live data until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it (OpenStrap#673). The stuck-strap and empty-sync flags trip for it, and the status told the user to charge or re-pair, neither of which can help. With the firmware from the gen5 HELLO kept on DeviceState, bandStatusFor names the lock instead. The firmware also goes into support report bundles.
Add the firmware field to device state and clear it during reset, so status evaluation can use the current band’s version.
lib/data/models.dart L422-424, L481
API
Extend the status model with a firmware-lock condition and firmware-aware status inputs, including a helper to recognize 50.43.x versions.
lib/ble/ble_state.dart L226-229, L278-287, L304
Uses of the API
Populate device-state firmware from valid gen5 HELLO messages, clear it for unsupported HELLO layouts, and pass it into status calculation.
lib/ble/ble_engine.dart L2835, L6303, L6316-6320
Include the band firmware version in support-report state metadata to aid diagnosis.
lib/support/issue_report.dart L333
Implementation
When a no-data diagnostic flag is set on 50.43.x firmware, report a hedged firmware-lock diagnosis and guidance instead of the usual charger or re-pair advice.
lib/ble/ble_state.dart L373-394
UI
Render the new firmware-lock status using localized title, reason, and fix strings.
lib/ble/band_status_l10n.dart L73-79
lib/l10n/app_de.arb L3688-3691
lib/l10n/app_en.arb L16806-16817
lib/l10n/app_es.arb L3388-3391
lib/l10n/app_fr.arb L3388-3391
lib/l10n/app_hi.arb L3040-3042
lib/l10n/app_ru.arb L8104-8106
lib/l10n/app_th.arb L16490-16492
lib/l10n/app_zh.arb L3040-3042
Tests
Cover firmware-lock status selection, fault behavior, version matching, and fallback diagnostics for other firmware.
test/ble_state_test.dart L641-644, L719-764
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The BLE state now records firmware reported by gen5 HELLO and uses firmware 50.43.x with strap-reboot or clock-loss signals to classify a firmware-locked status. The status has localized title, reason, and fix text. Issue reports include the device firmware.
Changes: Firmware-locked band status
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Summary
Capture and report firmware lib/data/models.dart, lib/ble/ble_engine.dart, lib/support/issue_report.dart
DeviceState stores firmware reported by gen5 HELLO and clears it on reset. The BLE engine records firmware and clears it for other HELLO revisions. Issue reports include it as bandFirmware.
Classify and localize firmware status lib/ble/ble_state.dart, lib/ble/ble_engine.dart, lib/ble/band_status_l10n.dart, lib/l10n/app_*.arb
bandStatusFor returns firmwareLocked when firmware starts with 50.43. and strap reboot or clock loss is reported. The BLE engine passes firmware to the status function. Localized title, reason, and fix text are added.
sequenceDiagram
participant BLEEngine
participant DeviceState
participant bandStatusFor
participant localizedBandStatus
BLEEngine->>DeviceState: Store firmware from gen5 HELLO
BLEEngine->>bandStatusFor: Pass firmware and status flags
bandStatusFor->>localizedBandStatus: Resolve localized firmwareLocked status
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The new band status can tell users with firmware 50.43 that a token lock is the cause when a clock or strap fault set the same flags. Tightening the wording in the remaining locales, mainly Hindi, would avoid a misleading diagnosis. The risk is limited to text on a status card.
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Hey - I've found 4 issues
Prompt for AI Agents
Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="lib/ble/ble_state.dart"line_range="376-378" />
<code_context>
+ // The same two "no data is arriving" flags, explained by the firmware
+ // instead: a charger cycle or a re-pair cannot help a band that withholds
+ // its data by design, and both flags clear once records bank again.
+ if ((strapNeedsReboot || syncClockLost) &&
+ isDataLockedFirmware(bandFirmware)) {+ return const BandStatus(
+ BandCondition.firmwareLocked,+ 'The band’s firmware is holding back its data',
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Other sync faults blamed on firmware**
When a band on firmware 50.43 has a token but trips either generic no-data flag for another cause, `strapNeedsReboot` and `syncClockLost` are generic no-data symptoms, not evidence that the membership token is missing. A 50.43 band with a token but a genuine strap or clock fault therefore gets the firmware-lock explanation and is told that charging or re-pairing will not help, obscuring the actual fault.
Only assert a firmware lock when the lock is positively identified; otherwise retain the existing status for the generic detector flags.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="lib/ble/ble_engine.dart"line_range="6180" />
<code_context>
if (h.batteryPct != null) state.batteryPct = h.batteryPct!.toDouble();
state.charging = h.charging;
state.wristOn = h.wristOn;
+ state.firmware = h.firmwareVersion; onState(state); unawaited(LocalDb.noteBandFirmware(h.firmwareVersion));
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Incorrect firmware advice reaches users**
When a different band reconnects without resetting state, or an affected 50.43 band reports a revision-3 HELLO, `BleEngine` updates `state.firmware` only for revision-1 HELLOs, leaving the previous band’s version in place or leaving the value null. `bandStatusFor` then falsely reports a firmware lock for another band or misses the lock for an affected 50.43 band, giving users misleading charger or re-pair advice.
Update `state.firmware` for every HELLO revision and clear it when the connected band does not report a firmware version.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="lib/ble/ble_state.dart"line_range="376-377" />
<code_context>
+ // The same two "no data is arriving" flags, explained by the firmware
+ // instead: a charger cycle or a re-pair cannot help a band that withholds
+ // its data by design, and both flags clear once records bank again.
+ if ((strapNeedsReboot || syncClockLost) &&
+ isDataLockedFirmware(bandFirmware)) {+ return const BandStatus(
+ BandCondition.firmwareLocked,
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Firmware-lock guidance is hidden**
When a 50.43 band has either no-data flag set while `syncChunkQuarantined` is true, `bandStatusFor` returns `syncStuck` at the earlier quarantine check before evaluating the firmware-lock condition, so users see generic batch-transfer guidance instead of the 50.43 explanation.
Evaluate the firmware-lock condition before the quarantine check when its predicates match.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="lib/support/issue_report.dart"line_range="320" />
<code_context>
'syncClockLost': d.syncClockLost,
'strapNeedsReboot': d.strapNeedsReboot,
'syncChunkQuarantined': d.syncChunkQuarantined,
+ 'bandFirmware': d.firmware,
'initError': app.initError,
'importRollupError': app.importRollupError,
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Report firmware note is stale**
When a maintainer relies on the inline report-shape note, the inline note still says “Firmware is not held in app state” and directs readers to `sync.log`, although `d.firmware` is now added to this report’s `state.json`; maintainers following the documented report shape are misdirected from the firmware field.
Update or remove the stale note to describe `state.json`’s `bandFirmware` field.
</issue_to_address>
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🟡 Medium · Other sync faults blamed on firmware
When a band on firmware 50.43 has a token but trips either generic no-data flag for another cause, strapNeedsReboot and syncClockLost are generic no-data symptoms, not evidence that the membership token is missing. A 50.43 band with a token but a genuine strap or clock fault therefore gets the firmware-lock explanation and is told that charging or re-pairing will not help, obscuring the actual fault.
Only assert a firmware lock when the lock is positively identified; otherwise retain the existing status for the generic detector flags.
Prompt for AI agents
In `lib/ble/ble_state.dart` at lines 376-378:
**Other sync faults blamed on firmware**
When a band on firmware 50.43 has a token but trips either generic no-data flag for another cause, `strapNeedsReboot` and `syncClockLost` are generic no-data symptoms, not evidence that the membership token is missing. A 50.43 band with a token but a genuine strap or clock fault therefore gets the firmware-lock explanation and is told that charging or re-pairing will not help, obscuring the actual fault.
Only assert a firmware lock when the lock is positively identified; otherwise retain the existing status for the generic detector flags.
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🟡 Medium · Firmware-lock guidance is hidden
When a 50.43 band has either no-data flag set while syncChunkQuarantined is true, bandStatusFor returns syncStuck at the earlier quarantine check before evaluating the firmware-lock condition, so users see generic batch-transfer guidance instead of the 50.43 explanation.
Evaluate the firmware-lock condition before the quarantine check when its predicates match.
Prompt for AI agents
In `lib/ble/ble_state.dart` at lines 376-377:
**Firmware-lock guidance is hidden**
When a 50.43 band has either no-data flag set while `syncChunkQuarantined` is true, `bandStatusFor` returns `syncStuck` at the earlier quarantine check before evaluating the firmware-lock condition, so users see generic batch-transfer guidance instead of the 50.43 explanation.
Evaluate the firmware-lock condition before the quarantine check when its predicates match.
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- Line 16582: Update bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason and its matching fix text to
describe a WHOOP-signed membership-token lock as a possibility, not a confirmed
cause, and remove any wording that rules out clock-fault guidance. Apply the
same wording adjustment to the fallback returned by bandStatusFor and the
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"description": "BandStatus card title: band firmware 50.43 withholds all data until a WHOOP membership token is on it"
},
"bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason": "This band runs WHOOP firmware 50.43, which connects and answers the app but sends no recordings or live heart rate until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it. OpenStrap cannot issue that token. Everything already saved here is safe, and the band keeps recording.",
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Hedge the firmware-lock cause. The flag does not prove a token lock.
On firmware 50.43, bandStatusFor returns firmwareLocked when either strapNeedsReboot or syncClockLost is set (lib/ble/ble_state.dart:376-379). syncClockLost is also set when empty syncs suggest the strap's RTC is lost (lib/ble/ble_engine.dart:7996-8002) and when SET_CLOCK remedies fail (lib/ble/ble_engine.dart:7282). The flag cannot distinguish a token lock from a clock fault. The reason text states the token lock as fact, and the fix text dismisses re-pairing. A band with a real clock fault therefore receives this text instead of the clock guidance.
Change the reason to state the cause as a possibility:
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- "bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason": "This band runs WHOOP firmware 50.43, which connects and answers the app but sends no recordings or live heart rate until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it. OpenStrap cannot issue that token. Everything already saved here is safe, and the band keeps recording.",+ "bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason": "This band runs WHOOP firmware 50.43, which may withhold recordings and live heart rate until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it. OpenStrap cannot issue that token. Everything already saved here is safe.",
Apply the same hedge to the matching fix string, the fallback text in lib/ble/ble_state.dart:381-385, and the other seven locale files.
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"bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason": "This band runs WHOOP firmware 50.43, which connects and answers the app but sends no recordings or live heart rate until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it. OpenStrap cannot issue that token. Everything already saved here is safe, and the band keeps recording.",
"bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason": "This band runs WHOOP firmware 50.43, which may withhold recordings and live heart rate until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it. OpenStrap cannot issue that token. Everything already saved here is safe.",
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Review comment at @lib/l10n/app_en.arb at line 16582:
Update bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason and its matching fix text to describe a WHOOP-signed membership-token lock as a possibility, not a confirmed cause, and remove any wording that rules out clock-fault guidance. Apply the same wording adjustment to the fallback returned by bandStatusFor and the corresponding strings in the other locale files.
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The no-data flags cannot tell a 50.43 token lock from a real strap or
clock fault, so the status now says the firmware is "probably" the cause
and only rules out re-pairing/charging if it is (all 8 locales).
A non-revision-1 HELLO now clears DeviceState.firmware instead of leaving
an earlier HELLO's version to drive the lock status. The rev-3 reader
stays diagnostics-only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 3041: Qualify the firmware-lock diagnosis in the Hindi value for
bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason: describe the lack of data without a token as a
possible behavior, not a certainty, consistent with the English text. Preserve
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"whoopFirmwareWarningAction": "अगर आप OpenStrap या कोई दूसरा ओपन-सोर्स ऐप इस्तेमाल करते हैं, या बाद में किसी पर जाने की सोच रहे हैं, तो अपना बैंड आधिकारिक WHOOP ऐप से दोबारा कनेक्ट न करें। वह फ़र्मवेयर अपडेट अपने-आप इंस्टॉल कर सकता है। WHOOP ऐप को अनइंस्टॉल या अक्षम कर दें, ताकि वह आपके बैंड को अपडेट न कर सके।",
"whoopFirmwareWarningDetails": "WHOOP 5.0 / MG के फ़र्मवेयर 50.43.1.0 और 50.43.2.0 के बारे में रिपोर्टें बताती हैं कि डेटा तक पहुँच रोक दी जाती है। ब्लूटूथ फिर भी कनेक्ट हो सकता है। प्रभावित बैंड को अनलॉक करने के लिए WHOOP द्वारा साइन किया गया मेंबरशिप टोकन चाहिए, जिसे OpenStrap जारी नहीं कर सकता। हम समाधान पर काम कर रहे हैं, लेकिन अभी कोई उपाय उपलब्ध नहीं है।",
"bandStatusFirmwareLockedTitle": "बैंड का फ़र्मवेयर शायद उसका डेटा रोक रहा है",
"bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason": "यह बैंड WHOOP फ़र्मवेयर 50.43 पर चल रहा है, जो कनेक्ट होकर ऐप को जवाब दे सकता है, लेकिन जब तक बैंड पर WHOOP द्वारा साइन किया गया सदस्यता टोकन न हो, तब तक कोई रिकॉर्डिंग या लाइव हृदय गति नहीं भेजता। डेटा न आने का सबसे संभावित कारण यही है। OpenStrap वह टोकन जारी नहीं कर सकता। यहाँ पहले से सहेजा गया सब कुछ सुरक्षित है।",
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Qualify the firmware-lock statement.
The Hindi text says firmware 50.43 sends no data without a token. The English text says this can happen, and some 50.43 bands send data normally. Use the same qualification so users with another fault do not receive a definite diagnosis.
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Review comment at @lib/l10n/app_hi.arb at line 3041:
Qualify the firmware-lock diagnosis in the Hindi value for bandStatusFirmwareLockedReason: describe the lack of data without a token as a possible behavior, not a certainty, consistent with the English text. Preserve the rest of the translation.
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Refs #673.
Why
A WHOOP 5.0 / MG band on firmware 50.43.x still connects and answers every command, but sends no history and no live heart rate until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it (#673). Users see this as a sync bug and file reports. Two this week, e.g. a WHOOP MG on 50.43.2.0: "connects, Buzz works, No live reading, sync returns without new data".
The app already notices that no data is arriving. On these bands the stuck-strap detector trips (the band keeps reporting newer data through GET_DATA_RANGE, our frontier never moves), and so can the empty-sync tracker. But the status they produce is wrong for this cause:
The firmware warning from #680 only shows while pairing, so a band that is already updated got no explanation at all.
What changes
ble_state.dart: a newBandCondition.firmwareLockedandisDataLockedFirmware()(50.43.prefix).bandStatusFortakesbandFirmwareand, whenstrapNeedsRebootorsyncClockLostis tripped on a 50.43 band, names the firmware lock instead of the charger / re-pair advice. Firmware alone is never a fault: a token-unlocked 50.43 band that syncs shows as Connected, and both flags already clear once records bank.models.dart/ble_engine.dart:DeviceState.firmware, set from the gen5 HELLO next to the existingLocalDb.noteBandFirmwarecall (which was stored but never read), cleared onreset(), passed tobandStatusFor.band_status_l10n.dart: the new case, with its three strings in all eight locales (en, de, es, fr, hi, ru, th, zh).issue_report.dart:bandFirmwarein the report'sstate.json, so the next report like this shows the firmware without asking.Sync, the drain, and every metric are untouched, so no
kAlgoVersionbump.Tests
test/ble_state_test.dart: a 50.43 band with either flag getsfirmwareLockedand the new fix; firmware alone stays Connected; 50.38 keepsstrapUnresponsive; the prefix match rejects50.430…and5.43…; the new state passes the existing "every fault names itself, says why, and offers a way out" test.flutter analyze: no issues.gen-l10n: no new untranslated messages.ble_state_test,issue_report_test,ui2_router_test,spanish_coverage_test,ui2_gallery_test,russian_gallery_layout_test,app_state_pairing_confirmation_test,gen5_pairing_filter_test,ui2_pairing_pushed_closes_testandsession_devices_test. The full suite was not run locally.Reviewer notes
ponytail:). If a later firmware carries the same lock, it needs adding there.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by Sourcery
Name likely WHOOP 50.43 firmware data locks and provide accurate localized guidance without changing synchronization behavior.
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