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A second UI-test build (uitest-extra.jungle) covers the legacy PIN and
the forced new PIN, Change and Reset PIN, a queued Require PIN, UPC-A,
Code 39, the code error screen, the encoding progress, auto-lock on a
barcode, the light theme and the glance without a code; the main flow
adds the Steam and Library details and the menu's text screens.
Fixed from what it found: Entry IDs tripped the watchdog with 110
entries; auto-lock didn't close a locked barcode; a queued Require PIN
showed "Confirm in menu"; locked barcodes lacked the padlock; the PIN
keypad's bottom row, the Reset PIN question, text-screen bottoms, the
glance title and the light-theme warning colour.
Goldens approved on all seven watches; only the Forerunner 70 was
re-verified after the version bump.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The keypad has no OK key; the 4th digit submits, so a tap that also
arrives as START can no longer submit a partial PIN (the likely cause
of "Wrong PIN" before the code opened). PINs set by earlier versions
still unlock and are then replaced by a 4-digit one. Opening an entry
ignores a second request from the same tap. A Require PIN sent from
the phone while the watch is locked now applies at the next PIN
instead of waiting for Confirm all. The linter skips .claude.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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With "Show the favourite code in the glance" on, the glance shows the
code of the first favourite TOTP or Steam entry without the PIN, with a
countdown bar. The glance can't open the vault, so the About scan seals
that entry under "g" (device key, aad OTPW-GL-1) after every change, and
removes it when the option is off or no entry qualifies; the glance also
reads the option itself. HKDF moves to its own module so the glance loads
only the crypto it needs (37 % of its 64 KB). Manage entry gains "Mark as
favourite (glance)" and "Remove favourite", queued for locked entries
like the other changes. Lines are inset on round screens so the
Instinct 3's curved glance corner doesn't cut them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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codes from runs
M6's step sizes were estimates, only exercised with small codes. With the
largest inputs the app accepts, every 2D encoder tripped the watchdog on
the Forerunner 255S (and the biggest steps were far over the 768 KB
watches' limit), so a large code added from the phone would have stopped
the app during settings processing at every start.
- QR: resumable segmentation, Reed-Solomon, interleaving, function
patterns and final mask; mask scoring on rows and columns packed 16
modules per word (same penalties, checked against the per-module rules).
- Reed-Solomon: resumable field tables and generator, encoder shifting
with native slice.
- Data Matrix, Aztec, PDF417: resumable encodation, stuffing, compaction,
placement and build; Data Matrix's grid as a byte array (90 KB -> 35 KB);
PDF417 refuses text that can't fit the screen before compacting.
- Cache format 2 with 16-bit sizes (wide PDF417 was cached wrong); packing
in steps; codes drawn as runs, and from a bitmap painted in steps when a
frame can't draw all runs.
- The job runner does two steps per tick on 768 KB watches;
gen_products --check verifies each product's watchdogCount fits that.
- CodeView renews full brightness (AMOLED) or the backlight (MIP) for up to
a minute from its single ticker; a tap restarts the minute.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A parsed import item with its Entry took about 760 bytes as objects on the
Forerunner 255S; packed into one Codec ByteArray it takes about 110, and
the importer unpacks one item per store step (wiping the packed secret).
Aegis group names are resolved when unpacking, so no step repacks all
items. The JSON is parsed from the untrimmed text's bytes and the string
is dropped; an incomplete part is saved from those bytes. The form hash
is computed before the importer copies the text.
The peak of a 100-entry import on the 255S falls from 56 % to 45 %.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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queue for locked entries
The full phone settings form (README 10.2) and its processing (10.3) as one
resumable job: Import, Add OTP, Add code, Manage, then the About fields.
Forms are applied only when their switch is on, cleared afterwards (secret
first; only the secret after a problem), deduplicated by keyed hash, and
report into their Result field and the results screen.
- Add OTP validates per README 10.4; Add code runs the real encoder
(CodeCheck, a job for 2D codes) and caches 2D codes on the way in.
- Manage entry: edit, move, require/drop PIN, replace, counter, delete.
Changes to locked entries are sealed under "q" and applied only after
the PIN is entered under "Phone changes" in the menu.
- About: catalog (800 characters max), version, storage use.
- "Encrypt names" now applies to new and existing entries.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Import group in the app settings; the processor runs after the first
frame and on settings changes, clears the fields, writes the status,
remembers form hashes and opens the results screen.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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