Serialize mobile BLE operations across sessions - #3
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What changed
{deviceId, sessionId, operation}lease coordinator for every foreground Ozealis BLE read/write and for connect/disconnect transitionsfinallyblocks from clearing replacement busy stateWhy
The UI
busystate is render-delayed and could not serve as an atomic lock. Double taps, delayed alerts, reconnects, Bluetooth loss, scan handoffs, paged transfers, and stale async cleanup could therefore overlap or publish against a replacement device session.Impact
Sensitive mobile BLE work is now admitted synchronously and remains bound to one immutable operation/session identity. Stale work cannot send later writes, request another CSV page, overwrite replacement state, release replacement busy ownership, or revive a scan/connection after teardown. These are app-local lifetime controls; firmware interlocks remain the safety boundary.
Validation
node scripts/verify-local.mjsThe production audit matches the reviewed baseline: 11 moderate, 0 high, 0 critical.