- rename service identifiers for clarity
- define BLE scan filter in the coordinator (even though GB does not use those currently)
- rename `DownloadedFitFile` to `GarminFitFile`
- bump DB schema version to 49
- communication protocols
- device support implementation
- download FIT file storage
Features:
- basic connectivity: time sync, battery status, HW/FW version info
- real-time activity tracking
- fitness data sync
- find the device, find the phone
- factory reset
Features implemented but not working:
- notifications: fully implemented, seem to communicate correctly, but not shown on watch
Features implemented partially (not expected to work now):
- weather information (and in future possibly weather alerts)
- music info
- firmware update: only the initial file upload implemented, not used
Things to improve/change:
- Device name hardcoded in `VivomoveHrCoordinator.getSupportedType`, service UUIDs not available
- Download FIT file storage: Should be store (and offer the user to export?) the FIT data forever?
- Obviously, various code improvements, cleanup, etc.
added sync "steps" from PineTime/InfiniTime to Gadgetbridge.
notes:
* Steps sync works only since InfiniTime 1.7
* InfiniTime advertise "steps" info when the PineTime screen is ON (and a bit after that). hence:
* you should unlock the PineTime screen before end of the day to not loose your latest progress (since the last unlock) at the end of the day;
* when the PineTime screen is ON and you are moving, PineTime will send "steps" count every about 2-10 seconds, and Gadgetbridge may start to treat this data as an Activity (and also displaying it in Activity charts). that data and charts will not be accurate: you should wait for ["Health/Fitness data storage and expose to companion app](https://github.com/InfiniTimeOrg/InfiniTime/projects/4)" project to be implemented on the PineTime side. and meanwhile, in Gadgetbridge open "Device specific settings" and change/uncheck option in "Charts tabs" and "Activity info on device card" to leave only Steps data.
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/2486
Co-authored-by: ITCactus <itcactus@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: ITCactus <itcactus@noreply.codeberg.org>
This helps clearing up a cluttered alarms list on devices like the Mi Band 4
Difference between disabling and setting to usused:
Unsused alarms cant be enabled from the Band, disabled can.
Closes#1747
