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adds Pebble 2 / Pebble 2 SE as a pairable notify-class band. pairs, connects, banks raw notifications. no decoded signals yet — experimental until real hardware confirms it.

Summary by Sourcery

Add experimental pairs-only support for Pebble 2 and Pebble 2 SE, including raw PPoGATT capture without decoded health signals.

New Features:

  • Add experimental Pebble 2 and Pebble 2 SE pairing support with Bluetooth bonding and device management.
  • Add bounded Pebble sync sessions that archive PPoGATT payloads as raw data without decoding signals.
  • Integrate Pebble watches into discovery, pairing, profile-device controls, and background synchronization.

Enhancements:

  • Extend notify-band pairing to support adapter-specific bonding triggers and Pebble transport handling.

Tests:

  • Add registry, transport, and host tests covering Pebble pairing metadata, acknowledgements, reset responses, raw archiving, and lifecycle behavior.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added experimental pairing support for Pebble 2 and Pebble 2 SE watches.
    • Pebble watches now appear in the device picker with a dedicated watch icon and pairing description.
    • Added initial Bluetooth communication for receiving and acknowledging Pebble data packets.
    • Received payloads are retained as raw samples; signal decoding and host-session integration are not yet available.

adapter decodes nothing (spec), and on top of that nothing calls it in
production. pairing writes the device row same as the chest strap, but
there's no periodic session like the ring has, so a paired pebble just
sits there. flagging that plainly in the code and the pairing copy
instead of overclaiming "banks raw data".
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Introduces experimental Pebble 2 / 2 SE support as a pairable, notify-class device: pairing metadata and UI are registered, while a currently unwired adapter maintains PPoGATT with ACK/reset handling and banks raw payloads without decoding signals.

Flow diagram for experimental Pebble pairing and current runtime scope

flowchart LR
    Scan[Discover Pebble service] --> Pair[Generic notify pairing]
    Pair --> Device[Store device row]
    Device --> Unwired[No host session starts]
    Unwired --> Adapter[PebbleAdapter.run]
    Adapter --> Raw[Bank raw PPoGATT payloads]
    Raw --> NoSignals[No decoded signals]
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Change Details Files
Adds Pebble 2 / Pebble 2 SE as an experimental notify-class band with generic pairing metadata and no decoded signals.
  • Defines the Pebble scan-filter service and connectivity, pairing, MTU, and PPoGATT characteristic UUIDs.
  • Registers the band with arrival-based timestamps and an empty signal declaration.
  • Adds pairing-only UI text and a watch icon; no background link or sync path is wired.
lib/ble/adapters/_registry.dart
lib/ui2/pairing/device_picker.dart
lib/ui2/profile/devices.dart
Implements a raw PPoGATT transport adapter that keeps the watch transport alive without decoding application data.
  • Subscribes to PPoGATT reads, ACKs data packets, and emits payload bytes as raw SampleBatch data.
  • Responds to reset/renegotiation packets with fixed control replies and logs unexpected ACKs or commands.
  • Explicitly omits inner protocol framing, signal extraction, offload checkpoints, and host-session integration.
lib/ble/adapters/pebble.dart
Adds registry and replay-based tests covering the experimental adapter contract.
  • Verifies registry identity, required characteristics, arrival timing, and unframed/no-signal metadata.
  • Covers data ACK and raw banking, reset replies, unexpected ACK logging, and absence of checkpoints.
test/adapter_signals_registry_test.dart
test/adapters/pebble_adapter_test.dart
test/band_registry_test.dart

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The change adds Pebble 2 and Pebble 2 SE BLE discovery, an experimental raw PPoGATT adapter, and pairing UI support. The adapter acknowledges notifications and stores raw payloads without decoding signals or wiring host sessions.

Changes

Pebble support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Pebble BLE registry
lib/ble/adapters/_registry.dart
Defines Pebble UUIDs, registers its required characteristics and discovery entry, and declares no decoded signals.
Raw PPoGATT adapter
lib/ble/adapters/pebble.dart
Adds the experimental adapter. It subscribes to notifications, acknowledges packets, banks raw payloads, logs protocol events, and responds to reset requests.
Pairing UI integration
lib/ui2/profile/devices.dart, lib/ui2/pairing/device_picker.dart
Adds Pebble to pairable sensors with a watch icon and Pebble-specific pairing text. Pairing uses the generic notify-class flow and stores no decoded data.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 6106b

Pebble 2 devices can be selected and paired, but the available integration does not establish a host session that uses the adapter, so users may complete pairing without receiving the expected device behavior. Resolve or explicitly accept this gap before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant PebbleWatch
  participant BandLink
  participant PebbleAdapter
  participant RawSampleBank
  PebbleAdapter->>BandLink: Subscribe to Pebble notifications
  PebbleWatch->>BandLink: Send PPoGATT notification
  BandLink->>PebbleAdapter: Deliver notification
  PebbleAdapter->>BandLink: Send packet acknowledgement
  PebbleAdapter->>RawSampleBank: Bank payload bytes as raw sample
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Hey - I've found 1 issue

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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="lib/ble/adapters/pebble.dart" line_range="78-81" />
<code_context>
+          // watch re-sends an un-ACKed packet, so a decode failure below must
+          // never swallow the ACK.
+          await link.write(kPebblePpogattWriteUuid, <int>[(serial << 3) | 1]);
+          yield SampleBatch(
+            const [],
+            raw: [Uint8List.fromList(value.sublist(1))],
+          );
+        case _kPpogattCmdAck:
+          // An ACK for a serial WE sent. This adapter never sends a data
+          // packet of its own, so this is only ever the watch echoing
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The data case completes at `yield SampleBatch(...)` and falls through to the next `case` without a terminating `break`, `return`, `throw`, or `continue`. Dart rejects this switch with a case-fallthrough compile error, so the adapter cannot build.

**Suggested fix:** Terminate the data case explicitly after yielding, or restructure the dispatch so each command branch cannot complete normally.

```suggestion
          yield SampleBatch(
            const [],
            raw: [Uint8List.fromList(value.sublist(1))],
          );
          break;
```
</issue_to_address>

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Needs a human reviewer. 1 finding to address first, and this adds a new BLE pairing path that triggers OS-level bonding and persists a Pebble device record; if the GATT layout or pairing behavior is wrong, users may end up with failed or stale bonds and device rows that remain after a revert. Those effects are bounded and can be repaired by unpairing or removing the device, while the advertised data-sync path is not yet wired and therefore does not add ongoing data risk.

Blocking findings: lib/ble/adapters/pebble.dart:81


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Actionable comments posted: 2

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Inline comments:
In `@lib/ble/adapters/pebble.dart`:
- Line 77: Update the ACK write flow around BandLink.write so the packet is
yielded or banked only when the write returns true; when ACK confirmation fails,
do not emit the payload, allowing the watch to retransmit safely.

In `@lib/ui2/profile/devices.dart`:
- Line 962: Update the pair option around pick so Pebble pairing establishes
periodic connect-and-drain wiring before the option is exposed, including
PebbleAdapter.run for PPoGATT subscription, ACK handling, and raw-packet
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Unhandled Exception Risk

Using Future.any leaves the losing future running. If Future.delayed(window) completes first, host.run(link) is left dangling. When the finally block subsequently calls stop() and disconnects the device, any pending BLE operations in host.run (like link.write or link.notify) may throw an exception. Because this future is no longer awaited, the exception will be unhandled and could crash the app. Attach a .catchError to host.run(link) before passing it to Future.any.

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pebble_link.dart hosts PebbleAdapter.run() over a bounded connect
window (the PPoGATT keepalive has no end-of-data signal, unlike
Oura's drain), wired into the profile devices screen's sync button,
the headless background pass, and forgetDevice's per-adapter dispatch.
Raw PPoGATT payloads now actually reach raw_archive instead of a
paired watch sitting inert forever.
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Persistent review updated to latest commit e6b5d7b

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pairNotifySensor validated characteristics and wrote the device row but
never wrote kPebblePairingTriggerUuid, so a paired Pebble never moved into
bonded state and every later PPoGATT session would silently fail.
BandEntry now carries an optional bondTriggerCharacteristic, pairing writes
it for any band that declares one, and pairing is refused if that write
comes back unconfirmed.

also covers the unconfirmed-ack-write skip-banking branch in pebble.dart,
which had no test.
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