Users can now set how many days back the first sync fetches. -1 syncs all
history back to 2010; any positive value sets a rolling window. Values
over 365 show a rate-limit warning in the UI. The default remains 30 days.
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Activity sync:
- First sync (no last_sync_at) now fetches from 2010-01-01 instead of -30 days,
importing the full account history rather than only the last month
- Pre-download dedup: check existing activities by start_time before downloading;
stamps garmin_activity_id on the match so subsequent syncs take the fast path
- process_activity_file stamps garmin_activity_id on duplicate detection for
the same reason (covers activities imported via bulk export)
- 0.5 s sleep between downloads to avoid Garmin API rate limiting
Wellness sync:
- First sync now covers last 90 days instead of 7
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- GarminConnectConfig model stores encrypted credentials and OAuth token
- garmin_connect_sync service: token-based auth with password fallback,
activity FIT download + queue, daily wellness from JSON API
- Celery beat schedule: sync_all_garmin_connect fires every hour
- New API router /api/garmin-sync: config CRUD, manual trigger
- Beat container added to docker-compose.yml and docker-compose.deploy.yml
- ProfilePage: Garmin Connect section with connect/update/disconnect and Sync now
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The Garmin FIT SDK returns snake_case field names but the parser was
looking for camelCase. Sleep epoch durations were wrong (fixed 30s each
instead of computing from timestamp gaps). HRV is in message 370 not 275
(275 now carries sleep levels in modern firmware). Multiple fixes:
- msg 55: use 'steps', 'heart_rate', 'active_calories' (not numeric keys)
- msg 211: use 'resting_heart_rate' (not msg.get(0))
- msg 227: use 'stress_level_time'/'stress_level_value' for named fields
- msg 132: use snake_case 'stress_level_time'/'stress_level_value'
- msg 275: detect sleep_level field → handle as sleep epoch (modern),
fall back to HRV handling for older firmware
- msg 370: new handler for modern hrv_status_summary (last_night_average,
last_night_5_min_high, status)
- msg 346: new handler for sleep_assessment → overall_sleep_score
- msg 21: new handler for sleep session start/stop events to close the
last sleep epoch and record sleep_start/sleep_end timestamps
- Sleep duration: computed from epoch timestamp gaps instead of 30s/epoch
- Celery task SQL: add sleep_score, sleep_start, sleep_end to INSERT/UPDATE;
use GREATEST for total_calories so most-complete value wins across files
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