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Reports: name the band and its firmware in the plaintext summary - #708
Most "no data" / "not syncing" reports turn on two facts: which band the reporter has, and which firmware it runs. A WHOOP 5.0 / MG on 50.43.x connects but withholds all data until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it (#673); a WHOOP 4.0 has no on-chip step counter, so it only counts steps while connected to the phone. Both facts were only inside the encrypted bundle, so triaging a ticket meant having the report key.
In one batch of six recent reports, three could not be told apart from the plaintext alone (all "connected but no data" or "not tracking steps"), and a fourth could only be called "almost certainly #673". The plaintext summary already carries app version, platform, OS and phone model; band generation and firmware identify no more than those do and contain no health data.
What changes
App
LocalDb.bandFirmware(): reads back the firmware noteBandFirmware already records on every gen5 HELLO (it was written, never read). Null when no band has reported one; never throws.
collectReport: reads band generation (paired record, else the live link) and firmware once; both go into meta, and the firmware also into the encrypted device.json (replacing the "Firmware is not held in app state" comment).
reportServerMeta: carries bandGeneration and bandFirmware in the plaintext meta, omitted (not null) when unknown.
Report worker (server/report-worker)
validateMeta keeps both as optional fields only when well-formed (/^[a-z0-9]{1,16}$/, /^\d{1,4}(\.\d{1,6}){1,4}$/). A malformed value is dropped and the report is still accepted, so a newer or odd app can never lose a ticket over it. The strict pattern also keeps markdown or line breaks out of the GitHub issue.
createIssue adds **Band:** gen5, firmware 50.43.2.0 to the issue body when either is present.
Independent of #707: this reads the firmware from the database main already writes, not from DeviceState.
Tests
flutter analyze: no issues.
test/issue_report_test.dart + test/local_counters_test.dart: 15 passed. New: the server meta carries both fields when known and omits them when not; bandFirmware() is null before any band and returns the latest version after.
server/report-worker: npx vitest run 26 passed. New: both fields stored; malformed values (including a line break and markdown) dropped with a 201; the GitHub issue shows the Band line, and shows none for a report without band fields.
Reviewer notes
Only new reports benefit: this needs both an app release and a worker redeploy.
The tracker view that renders stored report metadata lives outside this repo; it will need to display bandGeneration / bandFirmware for them to show there. They are in the stored meta JSON and in the GitHub issue either way.
CI does not run the worker tests (no workflow touches server/report-worker); I ran them locally as above.
Expose band generation and firmware in support reports so no-data and syncing issues can be triaged from plaintext details.
New Features:
Include the paired band generation and firmware in report metadata and encrypted report details when known.
Display band generation and firmware in generated GitHub issue reports for easier support triage.
Enhancements:
Validate optional band fields while dropping malformed values without rejecting otherwise valid reports.
Tests:
Add coverage for firmware retrieval, metadata omission when unknown, field validation, and GitHub issue formatting.
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New Features
Support reports now include the band’s generation and, for gen5 bands, firmware when available. If the band’s generation is unavailable, the app uses the device’s generation.
Support issues display available band details, showing “unknown” when one of the details is missing.
Bug Fixes
Reports are still accepted when band details are missing or invalid; unusable details are omitted from the report.
Most "no data" tickets turn on which band and firmware the reporter has (a WHOOP 5.0 / MG on 50.43.x withholds all data, OpenStrap#673), and that was only inside the encrypted bundle. The app now reads the firmware it already records on every connect and sends bandGeneration and bandFirmware in the server meta (and the firmware in device.json). The report worker keeps both when well-formed, drops them otherwise without refusing the report, and shows them in the GitHub issue.
Add a best-effort LocalDb read for the latest firmware recorded by gen5 HELLOs, returning null when it is unavailable.
lib/data/db.dart L10001-10013
API
Carry optional band generation and firmware through the report metadata contract, accepting only well-formed values while preserving reports with malformed or missing fields.
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Support reports now include band generation and firmware in plaintext metadata and the device band object. The report worker validates these optional values and includes available values in GitHub issue bodies.
Changes: Band metadata reporting
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Collect and send band metadata lib/data/db.dart, lib/support/issue_report.dart
LocalDb.bandFirmware() reads a non-empty firmware value from the saved freshness payload and returns null when the value is unavailable or unreadable. collectReport selects generation from the paired band or device, then adds generation and firmware to report metadata and device.band.
Validate and render band metadata server/report-worker/src/index.ts, server/report-worker/test/worker.test.ts
The worker retains band fields that match their formats and omits malformed optional values without rejecting the report. GitHub issue bodies show a Band line when either value is present, using “unknown” for the missing value. Tests cover metadata validation and issue body content.
sequenceDiagram
participant collectReport
participant LocalDb
participant reportServerMeta
participant ReportWorker
participant GitHubIssue
collectReport->>LocalDb: Read saved band firmware
collectReport->>reportServerMeta: Add band generation and firmware
reportServerMeta->>ReportWorker: Send plaintext report metadata
ReportWorker->>GitHubIssue: Include valid band values in issue body
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Merge Risk: Low · up to e634e
Support reports may occasionally show the previous band's firmware after a band is replaced. This affects only optional triage information, so it is a minor follow-up and not a merge blocker.
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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/support/issue_report.dart"line_range="265" />
<code_context>
final build = s['app_build'];
+ final d = app.device;
+ final bandGeneration = app.paired?.generation ?? d.generation;
+ final bandFirmware = await LocalDb.bandFirmware();
final meta = <String, Object?>{
'appVersion': '${s['app_version'] ?? '?'}${build == null ? '' : '+$build'}',
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Reports misattribute band firmware**
When the user switches bands after firmware was recorded for the previous band, `collectReport` combines the current band’s generation with the install-wide firmware value, so the report labels the new band with the previous band’s firmware and misleads triage.
Associate the stored firmware with the band that reported it and include it only when it belongs to the current band.
Also at `lib/data/db.dart:10003-10009`, `lib/support/issue_report.dart:280`, `lib/support/issue_report.dart:286`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="lib/support/issue_report.dart"line_range="265" />
<code_context>
final build = s['app_build'];
+ final d = app.device;
+ final bandGeneration = app.paired?.generation ?? d.generation;
+ final bandFirmware = await LocalDb.bandFirmware();
final meta = <String, Object?>{
'appVersion': '${s['app_version'] ?? '?'}${build == null ? '' : '+$build'}',
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Revision-three firmware is missing**
When a gen5 band returns a revision-3 HELLO, the HELLO handler parses the firmware but does not save it, so `LocalDb.bandFirmware()` returns null or an older value and the report omits or misstates the band’s firmware.
Persist the firmware extracted from revision-3 HELLOs as well.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="lib/support/issue_report.dart"line_range="265" />
<code_context>
final build = s['app_build'];
+ final d = app.device;
+ final bandGeneration = app.paired?.generation ?? d.generation;
+ final bandFirmware = await LocalDb.bandFirmware();
final meta = <String, Object?>{
'appVersion': '${s['app_version'] ?? '?'}${build == null ? '' : '+$build'}',
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Reports read stale firmware**
When a report collects metadata before the gen5 HELLO firmware write completes, `collectReport` reads `LocalDb.bandFirmware()` before `noteBandFirmware` finishes, so the report omits the firmware or includes the previous version.
Await the firmware write before `collectReport` reads the stored value.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="server/report-worker/src/index.ts"line_range="60" />
<code_context>
+ bandFirmware?: string;
}
+const BAND_GENERATION = /^[a-z0-9]{1,16}$/;
+const BAND_FIRMWARE = /^\d{1,4}(\.\d{1,6}){1,4}$/;
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Trailing newline passes band validation**
When a band field ends in a single line terminator, javaScript’s `$` also matches before a final line terminator, so either regex accepts a value ending in `\n`; `createIssue` then inserts that newline into the Band summary and splits its formatting instead of dropping the malformed value.
Require an absolute end-of-input match or explicitly reject line terminators before accepting either field.
Also at `server/report-worker/src/index.ts:61`.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 4 findings to address first, and band generation and firmware are added to plaintext report metadata and copied into the GitHub issue, so a mistaken disclosure can persist outside the app. Reverting stops future reports from including them but does not remove data already stored or posted.
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🟡 Medium · Reports misattribute band firmware
When the user switches bands after firmware was recorded for the previous band, collectReport combines the current band’s generation with the install-wide firmware value, so the report labels the new band with the previous band’s firmware and misleads triage.
Associate the stored firmware with the band that reported it and include it only when it belongs to the current band.
Also at lib/data/db.dart:10003-10009, lib/support/issue_report.dart:280, lib/support/issue_report.dart:286.
Prompt for AI agents
In `lib/support/issue_report.dart` at line 265:
**Reports misattribute band firmware**
When the user switches bands after firmware was recorded for the previous band, `collectReport` combines the current band’s generation with the install-wide firmware value, so the report labels the new band with the previous band’s firmware and misleads triage.
Associate the stored firmware with the band that reported it and include it only when it belongs to the current band.
Also at `lib/data/db.dart:10003-10009`, `lib/support/issue_report.dart:280`, `lib/support/issue_report.dart:286`.
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🟡 Medium · Revision-three firmware is missing
When a gen5 band returns a revision-3 HELLO, the HELLO handler parses the firmware but does not save it, so LocalDb.bandFirmware() returns null or an older value and the report omits or misstates the band’s firmware.
Persist the firmware extracted from revision-3 HELLOs as well.
Prompt for AI agents
In `lib/support/issue_report.dart` at line 265:
**Revision-three firmware is missing**
When a gen5 band returns a revision-3 HELLO, the HELLO handler parses the firmware but does not save it, so `LocalDb.bandFirmware()` returns null or an older value and the report omits or misstates the band’s firmware.
Persist the firmware extracted from revision-3 HELLOs as well.
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🟡 Medium · Reports read stale firmware
When a report collects metadata before the gen5 HELLO firmware write completes, collectReport reads LocalDb.bandFirmware() before noteBandFirmware finishes, so the report omits the firmware or includes the previous version.
Await the firmware write before collectReport reads the stored value.
Prompt for AI agents
In `lib/support/issue_report.dart` at line 265:
**Reports read stale firmware**
When a report collects metadata before the gen5 HELLO firmware write completes, `collectReport` reads `LocalDb.bandFirmware()` before `noteBandFirmware` finishes, so the report omits the firmware or includes the previous version.
Await the firmware write before `collectReport` reads the stored value.
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🟡 Medium · Trailing newline passes band validation
When a band field ends in a single line terminator, javaScript’s $ also matches before a final line terminator, so either regex accepts a value ending in \n; createIssue then inserts that newline into the Band summary and splits its formatting instead of dropping the malformed value.
Require an absolute end-of-input match or explicitly reject line terminators before accepting either field.
Also at server/report-worker/src/index.ts:61.
Prompt for AI agents
In `server/report-worker/src/index.ts` at line 60:
**Trailing newline passes band validation**
When a band field ends in a single line terminator, javaScript’s `$` also matches before a final line terminator, so either regex accepts a value ending in `\n`; `createIssue` then inserts that newline into the Band summary and splits its formatting instead of dropping the malformed value.
Require an absolute end-of-input match or explicitly reject line terminators before accepting either field.
Also at `server/report-worker/src/index.ts:61`.
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Review comments at @lib/support/issue_report.dart:
- Line 265: Update unpair() to clear the stored band firmware when forgetting
the primary band, using the existing LocalDb deletion mechanism and
band-firmware key. Keep the cleanup alongside the other old-band state resets so
a later report cannot associate the previous band’s firmware with a newly paired
band.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Clear the stored band firmware when the primary band is forgotten.
The firmware value is stored for the whole install and is keyed to no band. unpair() clears the other values that describe the old band, but not this one. A report made after a re-pair can therefore show the new band's generation with the old band's firmware. The mismatch lasts until the new band sends a revision-1 HELLO. If the new band never sends one, the mismatch can persist.
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Review comment at @lib/support/issue_report.dart at line 265:
Update unpair() to clear the stored band firmware when forgetting the primary band, using the existing LocalDb deletion mechanism and band-firmware key. Keep the cleanup alongside the other old-band state resets so a later report cannot associate the previous band’s firmware with a newly paired band.
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The recorded firmware is per install and only gen5 HELLOs write it, so after a swap to a WHOOP 4.0 or with no band paired it named the wrong band. Also pins that a band field ending in a line break is dropped (JavaScript's $ does not match before a trailing newline).
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Why
Most "no data" / "not syncing" reports turn on two facts: which band the reporter has, and which firmware it runs. A WHOOP 5.0 / MG on 50.43.x connects but withholds all data until a WHOOP-signed membership token is on it (#673); a WHOOP 4.0 has no on-chip step counter, so it only counts steps while connected to the phone. Both facts were only inside the encrypted bundle, so triaging a ticket meant having the report key.
In one batch of six recent reports, three could not be told apart from the plaintext alone (all "connected but no data" or "not tracking steps"), and a fourth could only be called "almost certainly #673". The plaintext summary already carries app version, platform, OS and phone model; band generation and firmware identify no more than those do and contain no health data.
What changes
App
LocalDb.bandFirmware(): reads back the firmwarenoteBandFirmwarealready records on every gen5 HELLO (it was written, never read). Null when no band has reported one; never throws.collectReport: reads band generation (paired record, else the live link) and firmware once; both go intometa, and the firmware also into the encrypteddevice.json(replacing the "Firmware is not held in app state" comment).reportServerMeta: carriesbandGenerationandbandFirmwarein the plaintext meta, omitted (not null) when unknown.Report worker (
server/report-worker)validateMetakeeps both as optional fields only when well-formed (/^[a-z0-9]{1,16}$/,/^\d{1,4}(\.\d{1,6}){1,4}$/). A malformed value is dropped and the report is still accepted, so a newer or odd app can never lose a ticket over it. The strict pattern also keeps markdown or line breaks out of the GitHub issue.createIssueadds**Band:** gen5, firmware 50.43.2.0to the issue body when either is present.Independent of #707: this reads the firmware from the database
mainalready writes, not fromDeviceState.Tests
flutter analyze: no issues.test/issue_report_test.dart+test/local_counters_test.dart: 15 passed. New: the server meta carries both fields when known and omits them when not;bandFirmware()is null before any band and returns the latest version after.server/report-worker:npx vitest run26 passed. New: both fields stored; malformed values (including a line break and markdown) dropped with a 201; the GitHub issue shows the Band line, and shows none for a report without band fields.Reviewer notes
bandGeneration/bandFirmwarefor them to show there. They are in the storedmetaJSON and in the GitHub issue either way.server/report-worker); I ran them locally as above.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by Sourcery
Expose band generation and firmware in support reports so no-data and syncing issues can be triaged from plaintext details.
New Features:
Enhancements:
Tests:
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