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On a WHOOP MG the database grew by about 115 MB a day (#609), and every sync spent ages re-scoring days even when nothing new had come in.
stacked on the home and translations PR, last in the series. #610 and #611 fix other causes.
speed
days that haven't changed aren't re-scored. an idle sync went from about 15 seconds to under a second on my test setup.
changing one setting no longer re-scores three weeks of days.
size
raw band data takes about half the space. on a WHOOP MG, two weeks of use went from about 700 MB to 400 MB.
raw readings are now kept for 90 days by default instead of a year. you can pick 30 days, 90 days, a year or forever under settings, your data, storage. older days keep their scores but can't be re-scored after a future update, and shortening it asks first.
unfinished raw data is kept for a week instead of two.
a new "compact database" button in the same place frees up space and says how much. it waits for any sync or workout to finish, and needs enough free space on the phone.
scores don't change, so past days aren't recalculated.
Summary by Sourcery
Reduce database growth and speed up idle synchronization by avoiding redundant rescoring, compacting raw archives, and adding configurable storage retention.
New Features:
Add configurable raw-reading retention and a database compaction action to the data settings.
Add platform-specific free-space reporting to safely gate database compaction.
Bug Fixes:
Preserve and migrate existing raw archives while maintaining compatibility with archive readers, backups, thinning, and replay flows.
Prevent unnecessary rescoring by narrowing quiet-level rescans to affected days.
Enhancements:
Reduce raw archive storage by storing canonical frames as deduplicated binary data instead of duplicated hexadecimal text.
Skip deriving days whose inputs are unchanged and use indexed metadata for faster finalized-day queries.
Reduce the default unfinished raw-data hold to seven days and the default archived-reading retention to 90 days.
Documentation:
Add localized strings for raw-reading retention and database compaction settings.
Tests:
Add coverage for database compaction safeguards, unchanged-day derivation, indexed finalized-day lookup, raw archive migration and storage behavior, retention windows, and narrowed rescans.
PR Type
Enhancement, Bug fix, Tests
Description
Idle syncs skip re-deriving days whose inputs haven't changed, cutting a 15-second idle pass to under a second
Raw archive storage halved: frames stored once as bytes (SHA-1 keyed) instead of twice as hex text; existing archives migrate in background pages
New "Storage" section in data settings: configurable raw-reading retention (30 days / 90 days / 1 year / forever, default changed from 365 to 90) and a "Compact database" button that prunes, VACUUMs, and reports freed space
finalizedDayIds now reads an indexed imported column instead of LIKE-scanning every finalized bundle; quiet-level rescans narrowed to only the days a changed level can reach
Diagram Walkthrough
flowchart LR
A["BLE drain / derive pass"]
B["_dayInputFingerprint\n(SHA-1 of all inputs)"]
C["LocalDb.deriveFingerprint\n(stored per day)"]
D{"Match?"}
E["Skip day\n(lastRunUnchangedDays++)"]
F["Derive day\nstore fingerprint if fixed point"]
G["raw_archive_frames\n(BLOB, SHA-1 keyed)"]
H["raw_archive_legacy\n(old hex table, renamed aside)"]
I["migrateLegacyRawArchive\n(500 rows/pass)"]
J["raw_archive VIEW\n(unions both until done)"]
K["Data settings UI\nStorage group"]
L["SubstrateArchivePolicy\n30/90/365/forever"]
M["compactStorage\nprune + VACUUM + checkpoint"]
N["freeDiskBytes\n(iOS StorageBridge / Android StatFs)"]
A --> B
B --> D
C --> D
D -- "yes" --> E
D -- "no" --> F
F --> C
H -- "open: RENAME" --> I
I --> G
G --> J
H --> J
K --> L
K --> M
M --> N
M --> G
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File Walkthrough
Relevant files
Enhancement
8 files
derivation_engine.dart
Unchanged-day skip, quiet-narrowing rescan, compact action, 7-day hold
Manage raw-reading retention from Data settings, choosing 30, 90, or 365 days, or keeping readings indefinitely. You’ll be asked to confirm before selecting a shorter period; existing scores are preserved.
Compact the database from Data settings to reclaim storage. Progress and results are shown, and compaction may be deferred when storage space is insufficient or unknown, or a sync or session is active.
Bug Fixes
Improved handling of stored readings during database updates and rescans.
…marker
I keep an imported flag on day_result now, set by trigger from the same
LIKE test and backfilled in pages off the open path, and read the finalized
set off a covering index.
(cherry picked from commit 1a1fb4f31576348631cc982886f09334ac9fc893)
…ge it
The default is 90 days now, with 30 / 90 / 1 year / forever in the data
settings. Shortening it asks first and evicts the days it no longer covers.
A day older than the window can't be re-scored after a future algorithm
change. A day that never finalizes now holds raw for 7 days instead of 14.
(cherry picked from commit 06277918a224159489f9e26a02fcb7113956aab2)
It runs the retention prune and archive eviction a derive pass ends with,
then VACUUM and a truncating WAL checkpoint, behind the derive latch. It
refuses to start during a sync, an offload or a live session, and only
vacuums with twice the database free, read from the platform. It reports
what it freed.
(cherry picked from commit 0a8946b898d9846e26493463a6cf13a5cea2fde9)
The table kept each frame as hex text under a (device_id, hex) primary key,
so the hex was stored twice, at two characters a byte. A WHOOP MG banks
~10,500 such frames a day. I store the bytes once now, keyed by their SHA-1,
in raw_archive_frames, and raw_archive is a view that still hands every
reader the same hex. Text that isn't canonical hex is kept verbatim.
An existing archive is renamed aside on open and moved over in pages from the
derive pass's housekeeping, each page inserted and deleted in one
transaction; the view covers both tables until it's done. The 1-in-60
thinning stays at the retention edge: thinning at commit would drop
full-rate frames that are kept today for the whole retention window.
(cherry picked from commit 3f1b420f377d9c95efb92a1224901b8e717517f1)
It's an index over the payload's own marker, which the golden already pins
by hash.
(cherry picked from commit 32ada653bf3e2d933a3e0df52dcd67fa1abaa3dd)
A heavy pass re-ran the full derive for every unfinalized day, 8-14 s each,
so a pass with nothing new took close to a minute. I fingerprint what a
derive of a day reads (its substrate window, the user's corrections and
review state, sessions, its own and its neighbours' rows, the baseline
history before it, the profile, the data edge and the algorithm version)
and leave a day alone when the fingerprint matches one stored after a derive
that changed nothing it reads. Today, forced passes and edited days always
derive, and so does a day with a session still running.
A rescan triggered only by the quiet level now re-derives just the days
priced on a level that moved, instead of every day in the 21-day window,
finalized ones included.
(cherry picked from commit fd0d53f86076244aa4a91bb119e911c2b0a19a64)
The scope is what a pass prunes against, wearable days and all; reading it
the same way keeps the two from drifting.
(cherry picked from commit d2ec6cfe8370a67b3026ff0832a0333e6f2c00ca)
This PR reduces database growth through byte-packed raw archive storage, shorter and configurable retention, and an idle-gated compact/VACUUM workflow, while speeding syncs by fingerprinting derivation inputs and skipping unchanged days plus narrowing baseline rescans; migrations, platform free-space bridges, UI, localization, indexing, and regression tests support the changes.
Sequence diagram for compact database workflow
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant DataScreen
participant AppState
participant DerivationEngine
participant PlatformStorage
participant LocalDb
User->>DataScreen: compact database
DataScreen->>AppState: compactDatabase()
AppState->>DerivationEngine: compactStorage()
DerivationEngine->>DerivationEngine: whileIdle()
DerivationEngine->>LocalDb: databaseBytesOnDisk()
DerivationEngine->>LocalDb: prune and housekeeping
DerivationEngine->>LocalDb: databaseBytesOnDisk()
DerivationEngine->>PlatformStorage: freeBytes(path)
PlatformStorage-->>DerivationEngine: available bytes
alt enough free space
DerivationEngine->>LocalDb: vacuumAndCheckpoint()
LocalDb-->>DerivationEngine: compacted database
else insufficient or unknown space
DerivationEngine-->>AppState: CompactResult(vacuumed=false)
end
DerivationEngine-->>AppState: CompactResult
AppState-->>DataScreen: freed size and status
DataScreen-->>User: show compaction result
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Flow diagram for skipping unchanged day derivation
flowchart TD
A[Sync or derive pass] --> B[Select target day]
B --> C{Day input fingerprint matches stored fingerprint?}
C -->|Yes| D[Skip derivation]
C -->|No| E[Derive day]
E --> F{Inputs unchanged before and after derive?}
F -->|Yes| G[Store derive fingerprint]
F -->|No| H[Leave fingerprint unset]
D --> I[Refresh baselines and cross-day results]
G --> I
H --> I
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File-Level Changes
Change
Details
Files
Avoid re-deriving unchanged historical days by persisting conservative input fingerprints and narrowing quiet-baseline rescans.
Hash each day's algorithm, profile, data edge, baseline history, source rows, and neighboring results.
Skip only fixed-point days; force derivation for edits, new data, version changes, or fingerprint failures.
Track unchanged-day counts and narrow quiet-only rescans to affected downstream dates.
Add coverage for skip equivalence and invalidation triggers.
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This change converts raw archive storage, adds fingerprint-based derivation skipping and targeted rescans, and introduces controls for raw-reading retention and database compaction.
Changes: Storage and Derivation
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Summary
Raw archive conversion and compatibility lib/data/db.dart, lib/data/recent_slice.dart, lib/coach/coach_db.dart, lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart
Raw archive data moves to a hash-keyed store with a compatibility view and resumable migration. Archive replay, thinning, backup merging, recent slices, and housekeeping handle the converted store.
Derivation fingerprints and rescans lib/data/db.dart, lib/data/recent_slice.dart, lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart
The database stores derivation input fingerprints and imported-day indexing. Derivation runs can skip unchanged days, while quiet-HRR changes can narrow eligible baseline rescans.
The archive policy offers 30-day, 90-day, 365-day, and forever choices. The profile screen displays and changes the policy, with confirmation before shortening retention.
Compaction prunes eligible data and vacuums only when free space is known to meet the threshold and no busy operation has started. The profile screen reports progress and outcomes.
sequenceDiagram
participant DataScreen
participant AppState
participant DerivationEngine
participant LocalDb
participant StoragePlatform
DataScreen->>AppState: Request database compaction
AppState->>DerivationEngine: Start compaction with free-space callback
DerivationEngine->>LocalDb: Prune eligible data and run housekeeping
DerivationEngine->>LocalDb: Read database size
DerivationEngine->>StoragePlatform: Request free bytes for database path
StoragePlatform-->>DerivationEngine: Return free-space result
alt Free space is sufficient and operation is not busy
DerivationEngine->>LocalDb: Vacuum and checkpoint
else Free space is unknown or insufficient, or operation is busy
DerivationEngine-->>AppState: Return skipped or deferred result
end
DerivationEngine-->>AppState: Return compaction result
AppState-->>DataScreen: Return result and progress
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Possibly related PRs
OpenStrap/edge#617: Both changes update LocalDb archive restore and merge behavior.
OpenStrap/edge#641: This change uses LocalDb.getRecordFrontier() when applying a shorter substrate archive window.
Suggested reviewers:droptabl, matteofari
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Existing installs with no stored retention setting would silently lose raw readings older than 90 days, with no confirmation. Resolve that default before merging. The quiet-rescan narrowing needs a check that it cannot leave stale scores. The migration window can cause a brief derive skip that recovers on a later pass.
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In the commitSyncBatch drain path, the new rawArchiveRow(...) call is constructed and passed to batch.insert, but the ++ops counter increment and the flushChunk() call happen BEFORE the insert is added to the batch. The old code had the same structure, but now the insert itself is inside the loop body while ++ops >= chunkOps fires before the row is enqueued. Concretely: the batch insert for each archive record is added after the if (++ops >= chunkOps) await flushChunk() guard, meaning the ops counter ticks and a flush can fire before the row lands in the batch. This is the SAFE-TRIM INVARIANT path — archive rows must commit in the same transaction as the decoded rows before the ACK. A flush triggered by the counter before the insert is added could split the archive row into a later transaction, violating commit-before-ACK for that frame.
ops =0;
}
// SAFE-TRIM INVARIANT: archive the undecodable records in the SAME// transaction as the raw records + trim cursor, so they are durably set// aside BEFORE the caller writes the batch-ACK that lets the band trim.if (archives !=null) {
for (final a in archives) {
batch.insert(
rawArchiveTable,
rawArchiveRow(
deviceId: deviceId,
hex: a.hex,
counter: a.counter,
packetType: a.packetType,
recTs: a.recTs,
capturedAt: a.capturedAt,
reason: a.reason,
),
conflictAlgorithm:ConflictAlgorithm.ignore,
);
if (++ops >= chunkOps) awaitflushChunk();
}
}
_ensureRawArchiveStore is called from _repairOpenSchema (the every-open repair path) and from onCreate. The "both tables present" branch executes INSERT OR IGNORE INTO raw_archive_legacy ... SELECT ... FROM raw_archive — a full table copy — synchronously inside openDatabase, which runs under iOS's CPU watchdog (invariant 11). On a device where both tables exist (the hand-assembled case the comment describes), this could be an unbounded INSERT that kills the open under the watchdog. The comment says "only reachable if a file was hand-assembled with both", but a crash between the DROP and the rename in a previous open could also produce this state.
if (++ops >= chunkOps) awaitflushChunk();
}
}
for (var i =0; i < raws.length; i++) {
final raw = raws[i];
final recTs =_recTsFor(raw);
final sample = samples[i];
if (sample !=null) {
batch.insert('samples', {
'device_id': deviceId,
// From `ts`, not `recTs`: `toDbMap` writes `ts: sample.tsEpoch`// and the migration derives `ts_ms` from `ts`, so the key and the// column it is built from must not be allowed to disagree.'ts_ms': sample.tsEpoch *1000,
'counter': raw.counter,
...sample.toDbMap(),
}, conflictAlgorithm:ConflictAlgorithm.ignore);
ops++;
}
ops +=_queueDecodedOneHz(
batch,
raw,
sample,
deviceFamily: deviceFamily,
deviceId: deviceId,
);
if (raw.counter > maxCounter) maxCounter = raw.counter;
if (recTs > maxRecTs) maxRecTs = recTs;
sampleSecs[i] = recTs;
if (ops >= chunkOps) awaitflushChunk();
}
// NEUTRAL ROWS. No flash counter to advance maxCounter from — both// current writers (ble_hrs, oura) hard-code counter: 0 and leave a// ponytail note saying so; maxCounter stays a WHOOP-only concept.
_dayInputFingerprint calls LocalDb.finalizedDayIds(kAlgoVersion) on every invocation inside the per-day worker loop. finalizedDayIds now calls _ensureDayResultImportedFlag, which on a database that has not yet backfilled the imported column runs a paged UPDATE loop (up to hundreds of rows, each its own statement) synchronously on whatever isolate calls it. The per-day fingerprint is computed inside processDay, which runs inside runWithConcurrency on the UI isolate (the derivation engine's run is not wrapped in Isolate.run for the light path). This is unbounded synchronous-ish DB work on the UI isolate, violating invariant 10, and it fires on every pending day on every light pass until the backfill completes.
Future<String?> _dayInputFingerprint(
String dayId,
Profile profile,
int dataNowSec,
_BaselineHistoryCache history,
) async {
if (dayId ==todayLabel()) returnnull;
final dayStart =_localDayLabelToSec(dayId);
final dayEnd =_localNextDayLabelToSec(dayId);
final wearable =awaitactiveWearable();
final rows =awaitLocalDb.dayInputSignature(
dayId: dayId,
prevDayId:localDateLabel(dayStart -43200),
nextDayId:localDateLabel(dayEnd +43200),
fromSec: dayStart - kNocturnalSearchLookbackSec -86400,
toSec: dayEnd + napBoundaryBufferSec +86400,
wearableDeviceId: wearable?.$1,
);
if (rows ==null) returnnull;
final now =DateTime.now();
final finalized = (awaitLocalDb.finalizedDayIds(kAlgoVersion)).toList()
..sort();
final head = [
'v${debugFingerprintAlgoVersion ?? kAlgoVersion}',
dataNowSec,
// The edges a day is aged against (band and wearable; see// [_agingEdgeFor]), from the pass's own memo.await_agingEdgeFor(null, dataNowSec, history),
await (history._wearableEdge ??=wearableLastTs()),
now.timeZoneName,
now.timeZoneOffset.inMinutes,
dayStart,
dayEnd,
jsonEncode(profile.toMap()),
(LocalDb.sessionSensorSources.toList()..sort()).join(','),
LocalDb.sessionWearableSource,
'$wearable',
history.inputsBefore(dayId),
finalized.join(','),
].join('|');
return sha1.convert(utf8.encode('$head#$rows')).toString();
}
The condition if (done > 0 || unchanged > 0) runs _refreshBaselines, _runCrossDay, and _runNotifications. But _quietLevelRepass can increment done independently after the per-day loop. If done == 0 (no days derived in the main loop) and unchanged > 0, the cross-day rollup and notifications fire. However, if done == 0 AND unchanged == 0 (nothing targeted at all), they are skipped — which is correct. The subtle issue is that unchanged days were skipped precisely because their inputs did not change, yet the cross-day rollup and notifications still run for them. This is intentional per the comment, but the _quietLevelRepass result is added to done AFTER this block, so a pass where only the quiet repass derived days (done from repass > 0, main loop done == 0, unchanged == 0) skips the cross-day rollup entirely. This is a pre-existing shape but the new condition makes it more reachable.
dayInputSignature queries raw_archive for the wearable device's rows using TOTAL(LENGTH(hex)) as part of the fingerprint. During migrateLegacyRawArchive, the raw_archive view UNIONs both raw_archive_frames and raw_archive_legacy. As rows move from legacy to frames, TOTAL(LENGTH(hex)) changes: the frames table stores hex as NULL (with frame as BLOB), so LENGTH(hex) is NULL for migrated rows, while legacy rows still have the full hex text. This means the fingerprint value for the wearable archive changes on every migration page even when no new data arrived, causing unnecessary re-derives of every day that has a wearable device throughout the entire migration period (potentially days to weeks on a large archive).
awaitadd(
'wearable_archive',
'SELECT COUNT(*), MAX(captured_at), TOTAL(captured_at), ''TOTAL(LENGTH(hex)) FROM raw_archive WHERE device_id = ?',
[wearableDeviceId],
);
}
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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/data/db.dart"line_range="9679-9684" />
<code_context>
+ for (final c in await db.rawQuery('PRAGMA table_info(decoded_onehz)'))+ c['name'] as String,+ }..removeAll(const {'device_id', 'device_family', 'source'});
+ await add(
+ 'onehz',+ 'SELECT COUNT(*), TOTAL(rowid), MAX(rowid), '+ '${[for (final c in oneHzCols.toList()..sort()) 'TOTAL($c)'].join(', ')}, '+ 'TOTAL(LENGTH(device_id)), TOTAL(LENGTH(device_family)), '+ 'TOTAL(LENGTH(source)) '+ 'FROM decoded_onehz WHERE rec_ts BETWEEN ? AND ?',+ [fromSec, toSec],
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Changed inputs leave stale scores**
When derivation inputs change without changing the selected aggregates, or an input such as an observation or session sensor reading is omitted from the signature, `dayInputSignature` and `_dayInputFingerprint` then produce a matching fingerprint, so `processDay` skips derivation and leaves the caller with results based on old inputs.
Build the signature from the contents of every derivation input, including observations and session sensor readings, rather than aggregate summaries.
Also at `lib/data/db.dart:9689-9694`, `lib/data/db.dart:9699-9709`, `lib/data/db.dart:9718-9725`, `lib/data/db.dart:9770-9774`, `lib/data/db.dart:9782-9785`, `lib/data/db.dart:9789-9792`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="lib/state/app_state.dart"line_range="2477-2478" />
<code_context>
+ Future<CompactResult?> compactDatabase({
+ void Function(CompactStep step)? onStep,
+ }) async {
+ if (busy || syncingNow || _liveSessionActive) return null;
+ if (_deriveScheduler.offloadActive) return null;
+ final result = await _derive.compactStorage(
+ freeDiskBytes: freeDiskBytes,
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Compaction stalls active work**
When a sync or live session starts after the initial checks while compaction waits for a derive pass, `compactDatabase` proceeds through `compactStorage` to `VACUUM` without rechecking or coordinating with the new work; the database write lock makes its SQLite writes wait and stalls sync progress.
Coordinate compaction with sync and live-session state through `VACUUM`, refusing or delaying compaction if either becomes active while it waits.
Also at `lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart:3142`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="lib/data/db.dart"line_range="7535" />
<code_context>
+ 'device_id': deviceId,+ 'hash': Uint8List.fromList(+ bytes != null+ ? sha1.convert(bytes).bytes+ : sha1.convert(utf8.encode('text:$hex')).bytes,+ ),
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Distinct frames are silently discarded**
When a malicious paired wearable sends two distinct canonical-hex archive frames for the same device with a colliding SHA-1 digest, `rawArchiveRow` hashes the frame with collision-broken SHA-1, and the unique `(device_id, hash)` constraint with `ConflictAlgorithm.ignore` treats a distinct colliding frame as a duplicate; the sync can then ACK and trim it, losing a frame needed by a future decoder.
Use a collision-resistant digest and verify stored frame content on conflicts so distinct frames cannot be silently deduplicated.
Also at `lib/data/db.dart:7394`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart"line_range="5289-5290" />
<code_context>
+ await _runNotifications();+ } // Store the new signature so the next tick is a cheap no-op until it moves. await LocalDb.setCursor('baseline_sig', await _baselineSignature());+ await _storeQuietEntries(); await LocalDb.refreshComputeFreshness(); return done;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Quiet rescan cursor can lag**
When a quiet-only rescan updates scores and its signature, but the quiet-entry cursor write fails or is interrupted; a later quiet-level change returns a date to the cursor's older value, `rescanRecent` saves `baseline_sig` before `_storeQuietEntries`. If storing the quiet entries fails or the process stops between those writes, the next rescan sees the new signature and returns early, leaving the quiet cursor stale. A later quiet-level change that returns an entry to its stale value is then missed by `changedQuietDates`, so days retain scores from the intervening level.
Persist the baseline signature and quiet-entry snapshot atomically, or save the quiet-entry snapshot before advancing the signature so an interrupted update is retried.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 4 findings to address first, and changing the default archive window from a year to 90 days makes older archived readings eligible for permanent deletion, and shortening the raw-data hold also removes inputs needed for future re-scoring. Reverting the code cannot restore deleted readings; the new default is the retention decision for installs that have no saved choice.
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🟠 High · Changed inputs leave stale scores
When derivation inputs change without changing the selected aggregates, or an input such as an observation or session sensor reading is omitted from the signature, dayInputSignature and _dayInputFingerprint then produce a matching fingerprint, so processDay skips derivation and leaves the caller with results based on old inputs.
Build the signature from the contents of every derivation input, including observations and session sensor readings, rather than aggregate summaries.
Also at lib/data/db.dart:9689-9694, lib/data/db.dart:9699-9709, lib/data/db.dart:9718-9725, lib/data/db.dart:9770-9774, lib/data/db.dart:9782-9785, lib/data/db.dart:9789-9792.
Prompt for AI agents
In `lib/data/db.dart` at lines 9679-9684:
**Changed inputs leave stale scores**
When derivation inputs change without changing the selected aggregates, or an input such as an observation or session sensor reading is omitted from the signature, `dayInputSignature` and `_dayInputFingerprint` then produce a matching fingerprint, so `processDay` skips derivation and leaves the caller with results based on old inputs.
Build the signature from the contents of every derivation input, including observations and session sensor readings, rather than aggregate summaries.
Also at `lib/data/db.dart:9689-9694`, `lib/data/db.dart:9699-9709`, `lib/data/db.dart:9718-9725`, `lib/data/db.dart:9770-9774`, `lib/data/db.dart:9782-9785`, `lib/data/db.dart:9789-9792`.
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🟡 Medium · Compaction stalls active work
When a sync or live session starts after the initial checks while compaction waits for a derive pass, compactDatabase proceeds through compactStorage to VACUUM without rechecking or coordinating with the new work; the database write lock makes its SQLite writes wait and stalls sync progress.
Coordinate compaction with sync and live-session state through VACUUM, refusing or delaying compaction if either becomes active while it waits.
Also at lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart:3142.
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In `lib/state/app_state.dart` at lines 2477-2478:
**Compaction stalls active work**
When a sync or live session starts after the initial checks while compaction waits for a derive pass, `compactDatabase` proceeds through `compactStorage` to `VACUUM` without rechecking or coordinating with the new work; the database write lock makes its SQLite writes wait and stalls sync progress.
Coordinate compaction with sync and live-session state through `VACUUM`, refusing or delaying compaction if either becomes active while it waits.
Also at `lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart:3142`.
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🟡 Medium · Distinct frames are silently discarded
When a malicious paired wearable sends two distinct canonical-hex archive frames for the same device with a colliding SHA-1 digest, rawArchiveRow hashes the frame with collision-broken SHA-1, and the unique (device_id, hash) constraint with ConflictAlgorithm.ignore treats a distinct colliding frame as a duplicate; the sync can then ACK and trim it, losing a frame needed by a future decoder.
Use a collision-resistant digest and verify stored frame content on conflicts so distinct frames cannot be silently deduplicated.
Also at lib/data/db.dart:7394.
Prompt for AI agents
In `lib/data/db.dart` at line 7535:
**Distinct frames are silently discarded**
When a malicious paired wearable sends two distinct canonical-hex archive frames for the same device with a colliding SHA-1 digest, `rawArchiveRow` hashes the frame with collision-broken SHA-1, and the unique `(device_id, hash)` constraint with `ConflictAlgorithm.ignore` treats a distinct colliding frame as a duplicate; the sync can then ACK and trim it, losing a frame needed by a future decoder.
Use a collision-resistant digest and verify stored frame content on conflicts so distinct frames cannot be silently deduplicated.
Also at `lib/data/db.dart:7394`.
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🟡 Medium · Quiet rescan cursor can lag
When a quiet-only rescan updates scores and its signature, but the quiet-entry cursor write fails or is interrupted; a later quiet-level change returns a date to the cursor's older value, rescanRecent saves baseline_sig before _storeQuietEntries. If storing the quiet entries fails or the process stops between those writes, the next rescan sees the new signature and returns early, leaving the quiet cursor stale. A later quiet-level change that returns an entry to its stale value is then missed by changedQuietDates, so days retain scores from the intervening level.
Persist the baseline signature and quiet-entry snapshot atomically, or save the quiet-entry snapshot before advancing the signature so an interrupted update is retried.
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In `lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart` at lines 5289-5290:
**Quiet rescan cursor can lag**
When a quiet-only rescan updates scores and its signature, but the quiet-entry cursor write fails or is interrupted; a later quiet-level change returns a date to the cursor's older value, `rescanRecent` saves `baseline_sig` before `_storeQuietEntries`. If storing the quiet entries fails or the process stops between those writes, the next rescan sees the new signature and returns early, leaving the quiet cursor stale. A later quiet-level change that returns an entry to its stale value is then missed by `changedQuietDates`, so days retain scores from the intervening level.
Persist the baseline signature and quiet-entry snapshot atomically, or save the quiet-entry snapshot before advancing the signature so an interrupted update is retried.
… sync before vacuum
a kill between the two rescan cursor writes left a fresh signature over a
stale quiet snapshot, so the next quiet-only rescan narrowed against the
wrong levels. the compaction also only checked for a running sync before
the prune; one that started meanwhile then waited out the whole vacuum.
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Review comments at @lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart:
- Around line 5291-5299: Before narrowing `rescanDays` in the
`_withoutQuietSignature` and `changedQuietDates` path, verify that the
underlying non-quiet history inputs are unchanged; if that comparison is
unavailable or detects a change, retain the full rescan so `baseline_sig` cannot
advance without updating affected scores.
Review comments at @lib/data/db.dart:
- Around line 7584-7598: Update _ensureRawArchiveView to accept a
DatabaseExecutor, then call it with txn immediately after dropping
$_rawArchiveLegacy inside the transaction. Remove the post-transaction view
recreation so dropping the legacy table and restoring the raw_archive view occur
atomically.
- Around line 7482-7498: Wrap the `raw_archive` migration branch in a single
transaction so the table rename or merge-and-drop and the `DROP INDEX IF EXISTS
idx_raw_archive_captured` commit or roll back together. Update the code around
`_objectType` and the legacy-table migration without changing its existing
data-preservation behavior.
Review comments at @lib/data/substrate_archive.dart:
- Line 48: Update SubstrateArchivePolicy.defaults and the readPolicy fallback so
existing installations without a policy row retain the 365-day window;
initialize the 90-day policy only for new installations.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Require proof that non-quiet baseline inputs are unchanged before narrowing.
The non-quiet signature records rounded medians, not every history value. If an RHR history value changes without moving its median and a quiet level changes in the same interval, this condition treats the change as quiet-only. The narrowed rescan can omit finalized days whose RHR baseline changed, then advance baseline_sig without updating their scores. Compare the underlying non-quiet history before narrowing, or retain the full rescan when that comparison is unavailable. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @lib/compute/derivation_engine.dart around lines 5291 - 5299:
Before narrowing `rescanDays` in the `_withoutQuietSignature` and
`changedQuietDates` path, verify that the underlying non-quiet history inputs
are unchanged; if that comparison is unavailable or detects a change, retain the
full rescan so `baseline_sig` cannot advance without updating affected scores.
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Trivial · Performance & Scalability · Low value
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
rg -n 'idx_raw_archive_captured|_rawArchiveLegacy|_createRawArchiveFrames|_ensureRawArchiveStore' lib/data/db.dart
sed -n 7339,7520p lib/data/db.dart
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Length of output: 11247
Wrap the rename and the index drop in one transaction.
The rename and the DROP INDEX run as separate autocommit statements. A crash between them leaves raw_archive_frames without its captured_at index until the legacy table is dropped. Queries on captured_at then scan the table. Results and stored data are unaffected.
The if block is skipped on the next open. CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_raw_archive_captured on raw_archive_frames then does nothing, because the renamed legacy table still holds that index name. migrateLegacyRawArchive drops raw_archive_legacy once it is empty. The next open after that recreates the index.
Put the rename and the DROP INDEX statements inside one transaction. SQLite supports transactional DDL, so the two steps commit together.
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Review comment at @lib/data/db.dart around lines 7482 - 7498:
Wrap the `raw_archive` migration branch in a single transaction so the table
rename or merge-and-drop and the `DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_raw_archive_captured`
commit or roll back together. Update the code around `_objectType` and the
legacy-table migration without changing its existing data-preservation behavior.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Recreate the raw_archive view in the same transaction that drops the legacy table.
The transaction drops the raw_archive view, its triggers, and raw_archive_legacy. It commits. Only then does _ensureRawArchiveView recreate the view, outside the transaction.
Between these two steps, no raw_archive object exists. A reader in another isolate gets no such table: raw_archive. Examples are ultrahuman_inputs.dart and colmi_inputs.dart, which query raw_archive directly. A derive that throws in this window can end as a skipped day.
A crash between the steps self-heals on the next open. A concurrent reader in the same process does not.
Make _ensureRawArchiveView accept a DatabaseExecutor. Call it inside the transaction after the DROP TABLE. The helper then sees no legacy table, so it builds the view over the frame table alone.
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Review comment at @lib/data/db.dart around lines 7584 - 7598:
Update _ensureRawArchiveView to accept a DatabaseExecutor, then call it with txn
immediately after dropping $_rawArchiveLegacy inside the transaction. Remove the
post-transaction view recreation so dropping the legacy table and restoring the
raw_archive view occur atomically.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve the previous retention window for existing archives.
If an existing installation has archive buckets but no policy row, readPolicy now selects 90 days instead of the previous 365 days. The next derivation housekeeping pass evicts buckets older than 90 days without the shortening confirmation shown in the profile. Those raw readings cannot be recovered from the remaining scores. Preserve the 365-day implicit policy for existing archives, and initialize 90 days only for new installations. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @lib/data/substrate_archive.dart at line 48:
Update SubstrateArchivePolicy.defaults and the readPolicy fallback so existing
installations without a policy row retain the 365-day window; initialize the
90-day policy only for new installations.
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User description
On a WHOOP MG the database grew by about 115 MB a day (#609), and every sync spent ages re-scoring days even when nothing new had come in.
stacked on the home and translations PR, last in the series. #610 and #611 fix other causes.
speed
size
scores don't change, so past days aren't recalculated.
Summary by Sourcery
Reduce database growth and speed up idle synchronization by avoiding redundant rescoring, compacting raw archives, and adding configurable storage retention.
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Description
Idle syncs skip re-deriving days whose inputs haven't changed, cutting a 15-second idle pass to under a second
Raw archive storage halved: frames stored once as bytes (SHA-1 keyed) instead of twice as hex text; existing archives migrate in background pages
New "Storage" section in data settings: configurable raw-reading retention (30 days / 90 days / 1 year / forever, default changed from 365 to 90) and a "Compact database" button that prunes, VACUUMs, and reports freed space
finalizedDayIdsnow reads an indexedimportedcolumn instead of LIKE-scanning every finalized bundle; quiet-level rescans narrowed to only the days a changed level can reachDiagram Walkthrough
flowchart LR A["BLE drain / derive pass"] B["_dayInputFingerprint\n(SHA-1 of all inputs)"] C["LocalDb.deriveFingerprint\n(stored per day)"] D{"Match?"} E["Skip day\n(lastRunUnchangedDays++)"] F["Derive day\nstore fingerprint if fixed point"] G["raw_archive_frames\n(BLOB, SHA-1 keyed)"] H["raw_archive_legacy\n(old hex table, renamed aside)"] I["migrateLegacyRawArchive\n(500 rows/pass)"] J["raw_archive VIEW\n(unions both until done)"] K["Data settings UI\nStorage group"] L["SubstrateArchivePolicy\n30/90/365/forever"] M["compactStorage\nprune + VACUUM + checkpoint"] N["freeDiskBytes\n(iOS StorageBridge / Android StatFs)"] A --> B B --> D C --> D D -- "yes" --> E D -- "no" --> F F --> C H -- "open: RENAME" --> I I --> G G --> J H --> J K --> L K --> M M --> N M --> GFile Walkthrough
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Unchanged-day skip, quiet-narrowing rescan, compact action, 7-day holdBinary archive store, imported-flag index, fingerprint table, compacthelpersNew platform channel for free-disk-bytes queryDefault retention changed to 90 days; choices and stepping addedExpose setSubstrateArchiveWindow and compactDatabase to UIStorage group with retention picker and compact button addedAdd StorageBridge for free-space query on iOSAdd storage channel for free-space query on Android1 files
Register new archive tables and fingerprint table in slice map2 files
Block new archive table names from coach SQL accessScroll to result card now past new Storage group8 files
Tests for compact: vacuum gating, free-space refusal, latch waitTests that unchanged-day skip is invisible and triggers correctlyTests for imported-flag index: triggers, backfill, covering indexTests for binary archive: dedup, verbatim text, migration, backupTests for quiet-level change detection narrowing rescan daysTests for archive window stepping and deletion detectionUpdate prune-gating tests for 7-day hold and adjusted day fixturesDrop new imported column from golden snapshot comparison1 files
Add storage-group and compact-action localisation strings6 files
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