Guard the lap divisions against a zero-duration length - #1
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A length whose total_elapsed_time and total_timer_time are both absent makes swimMs zero for its lap, and the lap patch divided by it unguarded. patchFrame refuses to write the resulting Infinity, so the whole file failed to open with: field 17 in message 19: refusing to write Infinity which surfaces in the browser as "Could not read this file". The session block already had a ratio() helper for exactly this, and its comment claimed the lap equivalents were guarded. They were not, only their act.length was. Hoisted the helper above the lap block so both use it, and corrected the comment. maxSpeed keeps its act.length check, since Math.max() of nothing is -Infinity rather than a division problem. Added a regression test: it fails with the exact error above when the guard is removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe repair logic adds a shared guard for non-positive divisors. Lap speed, stroke-distance, and cadence calculations use it. Edge-case coverage verifies repair succeeds with missing duration fields and produces finite distance. ChangesSwim repair calculation safety
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In `@packages/fitfix/src/swim-repair.js`:
- Around line 638-640: Update the comment near patchFrame to accurately state
that its numeric-field path rejects NaN and Infinity before the DataView write,
causing repair to throw; describe the guard as preventing the repair operation
from throwing rather than serializing non-finite values as zero.
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| * active time at all. patchFrame coerces NaN and +/-Infinity to 0 through | ||
| * DataView, so an unguarded division writes a confident "0 m/s, 0 m per | ||
| * stroke" into the file rather than leaving the field invalid. Both the lap |
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Correct the failure-mode description.
patchFrame does not silently serialize these non-finite values as zero. Its numeric-field path rejects them before the DataView write, which produces the refusing to write Infinity failure covered by the regression test. State that the guard prevents repair from throwing.
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- * patchFrame coerces NaN and +/-Infinity to 0 through DataView, so an
- * unguarded division writes a confident "0 m/s, 0 m per
- * stroke" into the file rather than leaving the field invalid. Both the lap
+ * patchFrame rejects non-finite values before the DataView write, so an
+ * unguarded division aborts repair instead of producing a valid FIT field.
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| * active time at all. patchFrame coerces NaN and +/-Infinity to 0 through | |
| * DataView, so an unguarded division writes a confident "0 m/s, 0 m per | |
| * stroke" into the file rather than leaving the field invalid. Both the lap | |
| * active time at all. patchFrame rejects non-finite values before the DataView write, so an | |
| * unguarded division aborts repair instead of producing a valid FIT field. | |
| * Both the lap |
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In `@packages/fitfix/src/swim-repair.js` around lines 638 - 640, Update the
comment near patchFrame to accurately state that its numeric-field path rejects
NaN and Infinity before the DataView write, causing repair to throw; describe
the guard as preventing the repair operation from throwing rather than
serializing non-finite values as zero.
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The bug
A length whose
total_elapsed_timeandtotal_timer_timeare both absent makesswimMszero for its lap. The lap patch divides by it without checking,patchFramerefuses to write the resultingInfinity, and the entire file fails to open:In the browser that surfaces as "Could not read this file" — the user gets nothing back, for one bad length in an otherwise fine swim.
Why it was missed
The session block already builds a
ratio()helper for precisely this, and its comment says:That isn't true. The lap patch guards
act.length— whether there are any active lengths — but never the denominator. Those are different questions: a lap can have three active lengths and still total zero duration.It's also broader than one length per lap.
F.lap.maxSpeedmaps over every active length individually, so a single zero-duration length producesInfinityeven when the lap total is fine.The change
Hoisted the existing
ratio()helper and its comment above the lap block so both sections use it, and corrected the comment's last sentence.maxSpeedkeeps itsact.lengthcheck, becauseMath.max()of nothing is-Infinity— a different problem the helper doesn't solve.No behaviour change for well-formed files:
ratio(n, d)is identical to the old expressions wheneverd > 0.Verification
field 17 in message 19: refusing to write Infinity, and passes with it. I checked this by reverting the source change and re-running.maintoday. swim-01 and swim-05 survive only because that length happens to get merged.Given you've said you haven't read this code, worth noting the fix is four call sites routed through a helper that was already there, and the test proves the failure it prevents.
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