polar pmd: pair + stream ppi from a verity sense or oh1 - #342
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pairs and connects like the heart-rate strap does, no handshake, no key. control-point write starts the ppi stream at workout time; decodes hr + beat interval into the same shape ble_hrs already emits. experimental — nothing derives from it yet.
Reviewer's GuideIntroduces an experimental Polar Verity Sense/OH1 secondary sensor path: a PMD GATT adapter streams and decodes online PPI data after a control-point handshake, while a dedicated link manages workout-scoped pairing, connection lifecycle, and persistence integration; the UI and replay infrastructure are updated accordingly. Sequence diagram for workout-scoped Polar PPI streamingsequenceDiagram
participant AppState
participant PolarPmdLink
participant Sensor as Polar PMD Sensor
participant PolarPmdAdapter
participant BandHost
participant Database
AppState->>PolarPmdLink: arm()
PolarPmdLink->>Sensor: connect()
PolarPmdLink->>Sensor: discoverServices()
PolarPmdLink->>PolarPmdAdapter: run(GattBandLink)
PolarPmdAdapter->>Sensor: write(kPolarPmdControlChar, polarPmdStartPpi())
Sensor-->>PolarPmdAdapter: control indication
Sensor-->>PolarPmdAdapter: PPI data notification
PolarPmdAdapter->>PolarPmdAdapter: parsePolarPmdPpiFrame()
PolarPmdAdapter-->>BandHost: SampleBatch
BandHost-->>Database: persist online samples
AppState->>PolarPmdLink: disarm()
PolarPmdLink->>PolarPmdAdapter: stop()
PolarPmdAdapter->>Sensor: write(kPolarPmdControlChar, polarPmdStopPpi())
PolarPmdLink->>Sensor: disconnect()
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Polar PMD BLE support. The change registers PMD characteristics, decodes PPI heart-rate data, manages paired sensor sessions, integrates workout lifecycle handling, updates device pairing UI, and repins the protocol package. ChangesPolar PMD sensor support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Workout or test teardown can hang when a channel was never listened to, and Polar heart-rate data can still stream without an enforced encrypted BLE link. These issues should be resolved before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AppState
participant PolarPmdLink
participant PolarPmdDevice
participant PolarPmdAdapter
participant BandHost
AppState->>PolarPmdLink: arm on workout start
PolarPmdLink->>PolarPmdDevice: connect and discover services
PolarPmdLink->>BandHost: create and run host
BandHost->>PolarPmdAdapter: run PPI adapter
PolarPmdAdapter->>PolarPmdDevice: write START PPI command
PolarPmdDevice-->>PolarPmdAdapter: send PPI notifications
PolarPmdAdapter-->>BandHost: yield SampleBatch
AppState->>PolarPmdLink: disarm on workout stop
PolarPmdLink->>PolarPmdDevice: write STOP and disconnect
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Needs a human reviewer. If the PMD framing or timing interpretation is wrong, the adapter can persist incorrect heart-rate and RR samples from Polar sensors into workout records, and reverting would only stop future writes. The affected sessions would need bounded cleanup or correction, but this does not create an inherently irreversible external action.
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CI's committed pin (471034c) predates protocol#45's PMD control-point and PPI decoder, so polar_pmd.dart referenced undefined symbols in flutter analyze. Interim PR-branch pin until protocol#45 merges.
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In `@lib/ble/adapters/_registry.dart`:
- Around line 441-445: Update kPolarPmd and the PolarPmdLink
connection/subscription flow to require an authenticated, encrypted BLE link
before accepting the session. Reject or terminate the connection when either
security requirement is not met, while preserving normal PMD operation for
compliant links.
In `@lib/ble/adapters/adapter.dart`:
- Line 344: Update the close flow around the _channels drain loop and close() so
shutdown prevents notify() from creating new controllers, or repeatedly drains
controllers added while awaiting close(). Do not clear _channels until all
controllers have been closed, ensuring teardown cannot leave newly created
streams open.
In `@lib/state/app_state.dart`:
- Line 5750: Update AppState’s live workout setup and teardown around
PolarPmdLink.instance.arm() to subscribe and unsubscribe
PolarPmdLink.instance.reading alongside HrsLink.instance.reading. Route PMD
notifications through the same live-reading handler so liveHr, the trace,
workout zones, calories, idle detection, and UI receive PMD samples.
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devices.dart tracked whether a paired sensor was live by comparing its adapter_id to kBleHrs directly, so a Polar row never lit up connected even while PolarPmdLink was armed and streaming. liveSources now takes the set of adapter ids that are actually live, and MyDevices nests a second ValueListenableBuilder on PolarPmdLink.reading to build it. forgetDevice's non-Oura branch disarmed HrsLink unconditionally, which is a no-op for a Polar row - the live GATT session and its writes kept going after the row was deleted. It now routes to PolarPmdLink.disarm() for a polar_pmd row. Also fixed the pubspec repin comment, which pointed at the wrong gate: PolarPmdAdapter.signals isn't empty, kDerivableSources is.
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ReplayBandLink.close() cleared _channels after one snapshot, so a channel a lazy adapter subscribes to mid-teardown was never closed. Now it drains in rounds, clearing before each round so a late entry lands in a fresh map the next round picks up. PolarPmdLink.instance.reading had no AppState listener, so PMD samples armed the link but never reached liveHr, workout zones, or the live trace. Wired the same way HrsLink already is, with its own trace id since both sensors can be armed at once.
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ReplayBandLink.close() went hasListener-gated to skip awaiting a channel nothing had subscribed to yet. Bisected a real, reproducible hang in HrsLink.ingestForTest's disarm teardown down to exactly this conditional — not the round-draining wrapper it was carrying, which made no difference either way. Reverted to the plain unconditional close every channel used before; a single-subscription StreamController.close() is safe to await with no listener attached, it does not block waiting for one to appear. kProtocolPin also didn't match this branch's own pubspec.lock pin (still pointed at the pre-polar-pmd commit) — bumped to match.
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- Around line 336-340: Update ReplayBandLink.close() to avoid awaiting close()
on single-subscription controllers created by feed() without listeners, while
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tmp="$(mktemp --suffix=.dart)"
trap 'rm -f "$tmp"' EXIT
cat >"$tmp" <<'DART'
import 'dart:async';
Future<void> main() async {
final controller = StreamController<int>();
var completed = false;
controller.close().then((_) => completed = true);
await Future<void>.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 100));
if (completed) {
throw StateError('close completed without a listener');
}
}
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site:api.dart.dev/dart-async/StreamController/close.html StreamController close no listener single-subscription
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In Dart, calling close on a StreamController behaves differently depending on whether there is a listener, especially for single-subscription streams. If you call close on a single-subscription StreamController that has no listeners, the done event is not sent because there is no active subscriber to receive it [1]. Consequently, the Future returned by close will not complete [1]. For the returned Future to complete, the stream must have a listener, and that listener must finish processing the stream (either by handling the done event or by cancelling the subscription) [1]. If a single-subscription stream is created but never listened to, the controller will not dispatch events (including the done event), and the associated resources may not be cleaned up as expected through the standard closure flow [1]. To ensure proper resource management in scenarios where a stream might not be listened to, developers should manage the controller lifecycle carefully and ensure that any necessary cancellation or cleanup logic is handled independently of the close method if listeners are not guaranteed.
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Do not await close() for an unlistened controller.
feed() can create a single-subscription StreamController before any listener subscribes. The Dart SDK contract states that StreamController.close() does not complete in this state. Because ReplayBandLink.close() awaits each controller before _channels.clear(), teardown can remain incomplete. Use a teardown strategy that does not await an unlistened controller, or ensure that every controller has a listener before awaiting. Add a regression test that calls feed() without subscribing and then awaits close().
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In `@lib/ble/adapters/adapter.dart` around lines 336 - 340, Update
ReplayBandLink.close() to avoid awaiting close() on single-subscription
controllers created by feed() without listeners, while still completing teardown
and clearing _channels. Ensure controllers are listened to before awaiting when
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pairs a polar verity sense or oh1 as a second sensor alongside your band, same picker as the chest-strap/oura rows. armed by a workout like the hrs strap, streams the PMD service's ppi (beat + interval) online — no history, nothing stored on the sensor. no signal is claimed yet (empty kDerivableSources), same as every other unverified band here.
needs OpenStrap/protocol#45 merged and the pin in pubspec.yaml bumped before this can merge — using a local pubspec_overrides.yaml for now.
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Add experimental Polar optical-sensor support for live workout PPI streaming and integrate it across pairing, session handling, and device management.
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Description
Adds experimental Polar Verity Sense/OH1 sensor support.
Streams live heart rate and PPI during workouts.
Updates device picker and profile UI for Polar.
Fixes ReplayBandLink hang on unlistened channels.
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Registers Polar PMD service, characteristics, and adapter signals1 files
Fixes ReplayBandLink close to prevent hangs and errors5 files
Implements adapter for Polar PMD PPI streaming and decodingManages live BLE connection lifecycle for the Polar sensorArms and disarms the Polar sensor during workoutsAdds descriptive blurb for Polar in the device pickerIntegrates Polar sensor into the profile devices UI3 files
Updates registry tests to include the Polar adapterAdds comprehensive tests for the Polar PMD adapterUpdates band registry tests for the Polar entry1 files
Adds English localization for the Polar sensor blurbSummary by CodeRabbit