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Activity picker: most-used sports at the top of the quick row - #678
Implements the user suggestion: when choosing an activity, the most-used sports sit at the top so they don't have to be searched for.
LocalDb.mostUsedActivityTypes (lib/data/db.dart) — ranks finished sessions by COUNT(*) grouped by the normalized catalogue key (lower/replace, same rule activityByName uses), newest use (MAX(start_ts)) as tiebreaker; optional sinceTs window and limit.
workout_screen.dart — the picker's quick row now shows the top 6 most-used activities over the last 90 days, instead of the 6 most recent. Fetches 24 ranked types and stops at 6 known ones; query failures are recorded via TelemetryService.recordNonFatal before falling back to quickStart.
picker.dart — parameter recent renamed to mostUsed; heading RECENT to new l10n key activityPickerMostDone ("MOST DONE"), added to all eight locales (en/de/es/fr/hi/ru/th/zh).
test/ui2_activity_test.dart: quick row renders most-used first under MOST DONE; empty history falls back to QUICK START.
CodeRabbit review comments addressed (limit after unknown-filter, normalized grouping, error reporting, 90-day cutoff from now).
CI: CodeRabbit + PR agent SUCCESS; test workflow re-running on head a7c41ce.
Summary by Sourcery
Prioritize frequently completed activities in the picker’s quick row while preserving a quick-start fallback for users without usable history.
New Features:
Prioritize the activity picker’s quick row by the user’s most-used completed activities from the recent history window.
Add localized “MOST DONE” picker labeling across all supported locales.
Bug Fixes:
Exclude live, imported, and future-dated sessions from activity usage rankings and fall back safely when ranking data cannot be loaded.
Enhancements:
Normalize activity names when aggregating usage and use recent activity as a tie-breaker for consistent ranking.
CI:
Enable automated review of draft pull requests in CodeRabbit configuration.
Tests:
Add database coverage for usage ranking, normalization, filtering, time windows, limits, tie-breaking, and empty histories.
Add picker UI coverage for most-used ordering and the QUICK START fallback.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
The activity picker highlights your most-used recognized activities from the past 90 days, with the most frequent shown first and the most recently used breaking ties.
The “Most Done” section is available in multiple languages.
Bug Fixes
If usage data is unavailable or no recognized activities are found, the picker continues to offer its quick-start options.
The picker's top row was 'most recent first'; now it is the user's
most-used activities (COUNT over the last 90 days, newest use as
tiebreaker), so the sports someone actually does sit at the top
without searching. Heading RECENT -> MOST DONE (en/de).
Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
- mostUsedActivityTypes now groups by the normalized catalogue key
(lower/replace, same rule as activityByName), so 'Running' and
'running' count as one activity
- workout_screen fetches 24 ranked types and stops at 6 known ones,
so unknown types can no longer crowd the quick row out via LIMIT
- query failures are recorded via TelemetryService.recordNonFatal
before falling back to quickStart
Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
CodeRabbit review on #21: end is today midnight, so the window
ended up to 24h short of a true 90 days.
Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
- most_used_activity_types_test: inside the 90-day window both types
have n=1, so the recency tiebreaker (yoga newer than running) decides
the order — assert that instead of the wrong expectation
- activityPickerMostDone added to all eight ARB locales so the l10n
coverage tests pass (en/de/es/fr/hi/ru/th/zh)
Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
Add a database query that ranks completed, app-started sessions by normalized activity type, with optional time bounds and deterministic tie-breaking.
lib/data/db.dart L14803-14843
API
Rename the picker’s history input to mostUsed and add the localized “MOST DONE” label used for a populated quick row.
lib/l10n/app_de.arb L1943
lib/l10n/app_en.arb L9638-9641
lib/l10n/app_es.arb L1882
lib/l10n/app_fr.arb L1870
lib/l10n/app_hi.arb L1870
lib/l10n/app_ru.arb L4472
lib/l10n/app_th.arb L9638
lib/l10n/app_zh.arb L1870
lib/ui2/activity/picker.dart L27-30, L155-166 (+2 small edits)
Uses of the API
Load the six highest-ranked recognized activities from the last 90 days, report query failures, and pass the results into the picker.
lib/ui2/screens/workout_screen.dart L2192-2220 (+5 small edits)
Tests
Cover SQL ranking, normalization, filtering, time bounds, limits, and empty results, alongside picker ordering and quick-start fallback behavior.
test/most_used_activity_types_test.dart L1-112
test/ui2_activity_test.dart L1752-1797
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The workout screen now loads commonly used activity types from finished sessions and passes recognized activities to the picker. The picker displays these activities when available and otherwise shows quick-start options. The review configuration enables automatic reviews of draft pull requests.
Changes: Most-used activity picker
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Summary
Load and pass most-used activities lib/data/db.dart, lib/ui2/screens/workout_screen.dart
LocalDb.mostUsedActivityTypes groups finished sessions by normalized activity type and ranks them by count, then latest start time. WorkoutScreen queries the last 90 days, keeps up to six recognized activities, and records telemetry if the query fails.
Display and label the activity row lib/ui2/activity/picker.dart, lib/l10n/app_*.arb
ActivityPicker displays the most-used activities under “MOST DONE” when available. Otherwise, it displays quickStart under “QUICK START.” Localization entries add the most-used heading in eight languages.
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sequenceDiagram
participant WorkoutScreen
participant LocalDb
participant ActivityPicker
WorkoutScreen->>LocalDb: Query activity types from the last 90 days
LocalDb-->>WorkoutScreen: Return activity types ranked by count and latest start
WorkoutScreen->>WorkoutScreen: Keep up to six recognized activities
WorkoutScreen->>ActivityPicker: Pass mostUsed activities
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Merge Risk: Low · up to c7814
The picker is mergeable with bounded follow-up: unusual histories may produce incomplete or import-influenced suggestions, and ranking failures may be absent from issue reports. Query failures retain the Quick Start fallback.
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Hey - I've found 5 issues
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="test/most_used_activity_types_test.dart"line_range="86" />
<code_context>
+ await LocalDb.mostUsedActivityTypes(sinceTs: _t0 - 90 * 86400, limit: 2);+ // Both types have n=1 inside the window, so the tiebreaker decides:
+ // yoga was used more recently than running.
+ expect([for (final r in rows) r['type']], ['yoga', 'running']);
+ expect(rows.first['n'], 1,
+ reason: 'the 200-day-old run is outside the window');
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Correct ranking fails test**
When the SQL correctly orders equal counts by `last_ts`, the fixture gives cycling one in-window session at line 79, newer than running’s in-window session at line 77, so correct recency ordering returns `['yoga', 'cycling']` and this assertion fails.
Expect `['yoga', 'cycling']` (and adjust the comment to account for all three in-window types).
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="lib/ui2/screens/workout_screen.dart"line_range="2210" />
<code_context>
+ // dropped below, and a SQL-side LIMIT 6 could hand back six of those+ // and leave the picker on quickStart despite usable history.+ for (final r in await LocalDb.mostUsedActivityTypes(+ sinceTs: since90, limit: 24)) {+ final a = activityByName(r['type'] as String?);+ if (a == null) continue;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Known activities disappear from quick row**
When at least 24 higher-ranked session types do not resolve in `activityByName`, `mostUsedActivityTypes` applies its limit before `_loadWorkoutData` filters through `activityByName`, so unresolved rows consume the result and known activities below them never reach the picker; it falls back to QUICK START despite usable history.
Filter unresolved types before limiting the results, or keep fetching ranked types until six resolvable activities are collected.
Also at `lib/data/db.dart:14821`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="lib/data/db.dart"line_range="14821" />
<code_context>
+ }) async {
+ final db = await instance;
+ final args = <Object?>[];
+ var where = "status = 'done' AND type IS NOT NULL AND type <> ''";
+ if (sinceTs != null) {
+ where += ' AND start_ts >= ?';
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Imported workouts displace band activities**
When completed imported sessions have catalogue-known types and occur often enough to affect the ranking, `mostUsedActivityTypes` counts every completed session without checking `source`, so imported types raise their ranking above band-started activities and appear in the quick row.
Restrict the ranking to sessions started with the band by excluding imported sources.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="lib/data/db.dart"line_range="14823" />
<code_context>
+ final args = <Object?>[];
+ var where = "status = 'done' AND type IS NOT NULL AND type <> ''";
+ if (sinceTs != null) {
+ where += ' AND start_ts >= ?';+ args.add(sinceTs);+ }
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Future workouts inflate activity ranking**
When a stored session is done and has a future `start_ts`, `mostUsedActivityTypes` filters only on the lower time bound, so the future row contributes to the ranking and can push recent activities down the quick row.
Add an upper bound on `start_ts` at the current time.
Also at `lib/data/db.dart:14821`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<locationpath="test/ui2_activity_test.dart"line_range="1789" />
<code_context>
+ _frame(const ActivityPicker(weightKg: 72.4), Brightness.light, 1.0));+ await tester.pumpAndSettle();++ expect(find.text('QUICK START'), findsOneWidget);+ expect(find.text('MOST DONE'), findsNothing);+ expect(tester.takeException(), isNull);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Empty fallback row goes unnoticed**
When the no-history branch renders the heading but an empty row, the no-history test checks only the `QUICK START` heading at line 1789, so it still passes if the quick-start row contains no activities and the fallback behavior is broken.
Assert that at least one expected quick-start activity is visible in the row.
</issue_to_address>
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🔴 Critical · Correct ranking fails test
When the SQL correctly orders equal counts by last_ts, the fixture gives cycling one in-window session at line 79, newer than running’s in-window session at line 77, so correct recency ordering returns ['yoga', 'cycling'] and this assertion fails.
Expect ['yoga', 'cycling'] (and adjust the comment to account for all three in-window types).
Prompt for AI agents
In `test/most_used_activity_types_test.dart` at line 86:
**Correct ranking fails test**
When the SQL correctly orders equal counts by `last_ts`, the fixture gives cycling one in-window session at line 79, newer than running’s in-window session at line 77, so correct recency ordering returns `['yoga', 'cycling']` and this assertion fails.
Expect `['yoga', 'cycling']` (and adjust the comment to account for all three in-window types).
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🟡 Medium · Known activities disappear from quick row
When at least 24 higher-ranked session types do not resolve in activityByName, mostUsedActivityTypes applies its limit before _loadWorkoutData filters through activityByName, so unresolved rows consume the result and known activities below them never reach the picker; it falls back to QUICK START despite usable history.
Filter unresolved types before limiting the results, or keep fetching ranked types until six resolvable activities are collected.
Also at lib/data/db.dart:14821.
Prompt for AI agents
In `lib/ui2/screens/workout_screen.dart` at line 2210:
**Known activities disappear from quick row**
When at least 24 higher-ranked session types do not resolve in `activityByName`, `mostUsedActivityTypes` applies its limit before `_loadWorkoutData` filters through `activityByName`, so unresolved rows consume the result and known activities below them never reach the picker; it falls back to QUICK START despite usable history.
Filter unresolved types before limiting the results, or keep fetching ranked types until six resolvable activities are collected.
Also at `lib/data/db.dart:14821`.
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Review comments at @lib/ui2/screens/workout_screen.dart:
- Around line 2219-2220: When the ranking query fails, update the catch path
around TelemetryService.instance.recordNonFatal to also record the failure in
the local outbox, so it appears in issue reports when Firebase telemetry is
disabled. Use the existing local error-recording path and retain the nonfatal
telemetry call.
- Around line 2209-2210: Update the activity-picker flow using
LocalDb.mostUsedActivityTypes so unknown session types are filtered out before
limiting results, or continue through ranked types until six known activities
are found. Ensure unknown types cannot crowd out usable history and trigger
Quick Start.
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Find known activities before limiting the row.
If 24 unknown session types rank above a known type, the picker shows Quick Start despite usable history. Filter for known keys before applying the limit, or page through ranked types until six known activities are found.
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Review comment at @lib/ui2/screens/workout_screen.dart around lines 2209 - 2210:
Update the activity-picker flow using LocalDb.mostUsedActivityTypes so unknown
session types are filtered out before limiting results, or continue through
ranked types until six known activities are found. Ensure unknown types cannot
crowd out usable history and trigger Quick Start.
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Record ranking failures in the local outbox.
When Firebase telemetry is disabled, a failed ranking query leaves the picker on Quick Start without a record in the issue report. Add a local error record alongside recordNonFatal.
Suggested fix
--- "a/lib/ui2/screens/workout_screen.dart"+++ "b/lib/ui2/screens/workout_screen.dart"@@ -2216,8 +2216,14 @@
} catch (e, st) {
// An unreadable table must not take the screen down — record it, then
// fall back to quickStart under its own heading.
TelemetryService.instance
.recordNonFatal(e, st, reason: 'most_used_activities_failed');
+ TelemetryService.instance.record(+ kind: 'error',+ level: 'error',+ message: 'most_used_activities_failed: $e',+ stack: '$st',+ );
}
// The live screen has to have previous/best in hand before the first set;
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Review comment at @lib/ui2/screens/workout_screen.dart around lines 2219 - 2220:
When the ranking query fails, update the catch path around
TelemetryService.instance.recordNonFatal to also record the failure in the local
outbox, so it appears in issue reports when Firebase telemetry is disabled. Use
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- mostUsedActivityTypes: exclude import sources (scored_import, whoop)
and future-dated rows (start_ts <= toTs, default now) so the quick row
ranks only sessions this app started
- workout_screen: fetch 200 ranked types before stopping at 6 known ones
- tests: import/future exclusion covered; QUICK START fallback test now
also asserts a quick-start tile is actually visible
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- Around line 14827-14828: Update the ranking query’s source exclusion in the
`where` clause to also exclude legacy scored health imports saved with source
`manual`, while preserving the existing exclusions and 90-day ranking behavior.
- Around line 14827-14829: Add a deterministic final tie-breaker to the activity
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Exclude legacy scored imports from the ranking.
Before the scored_import source was introduced, scoring a health import saved it with source manual. If those sessions are within the 90-day window, they can outrank activities started in the app. Account for those legacy rows when building the ranking.
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Review comment at @lib/data/db.dart around lines 14827 - 14828:
Update the ranking query’s source exclusion in the `where` clause to also
exclude legacy scored health imports saved with source `manual`, while
preserving the existing exclusions and 90-day ranking behavior.
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coderabbit on edge#678. The legacy-manual-import exclusion is NOT
applied on purpose: pre-stamp scored health imports carry source
manual, indistinguishable from real manual workouts in SQL, so
excluding manual would rank nothing at all.
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- Line 14839: Add a cutoff case to the existing full-tie test for the query
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which activity survives the limit, so the test verifies type ASC rather than
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Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
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python3 - <<'PY'import sqlite3db = sqlite3.connect(':memory:')db.execute('CREATE TABLE sessions (type TEXT, start_ts INTEGER, status TEXT, source TEXT)')db.executemany('INSERT INTO sessions VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)', [ ('yoga', 100, 'done', 'manual'), ('cycling', 100, 'done', 'manual'),])db.execute("CREATE INDEX test_desc ON sessions(lower(replace(type, ' ', '_')) DESC)")q = ("SELECT lower(replace(type, ' ', '_')) AS type, COUNT(*) AS n, " "MAX(start_ts) AS last_ts FROM sessions " "WHERE status = 'done' AND type IS NOT NULL AND type <> '' " "AND source NOT IN ('scored_import', 'whoop') AND start_ts <= ? " "GROUP BY lower(replace(type, ' ', '_')) " "ORDER BY n DESC, last_ts DESC")for order in ('', ', type ASC'): sql = q + order + ' LIMIT ?' print('sqlite:', sqlite3.sqlite_version, 'final key:', bool(order)) print('plan:', db.execute('EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN ' + sql, (200, 1)).fetchall()) print('result:', db.execute(sql, (200, 1)).fetchall())PY
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Test a full tie across the cutoff.
The existing full-tie test returns both activities. SQLite can return them alphabetically even without type ASC. Add a cutoff test that uses a non-alphabetical grouping plan and asserts which activity survives the limit.
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Review comment at @lib/data/db.dart at line 14839:
Add a cutoff case to the existing full-tie test for the query ordered by n,
last_ts, and type: use a non-alphabetical grouping plan and assert which
activity survives the limit, so the test verifies type ASC rather than relying
on SQLite’s incidental alphabetical output.
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Summary
Implements the user suggestion: when choosing an activity, the most-used sports sit at the top so they don't have to be searched for.
LocalDb.mostUsedActivityTypes(lib/data/db.dart) — ranks finished sessions by COUNT(*) grouped by the normalized catalogue key (lower/replace, same rule activityByName uses), newest use (MAX(start_ts)) as tiebreaker; optional sinceTs window and limit.workout_screen.dart— the picker's quick row now shows the top 6 most-used activities over the last 90 days, instead of the 6 most recent. Fetches 24 ranked types and stops at 6 known ones; query failures are recorded via TelemetryService.recordNonFatal before falling back to quickStart.picker.dart— parameter recent renamed to mostUsed; heading RECENT to new l10n key activityPickerMostDone ("MOST DONE"), added to all eight locales (en/de/es/fr/hi/ru/th/zh).Verification
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Prioritize frequently completed activities in the picker’s quick row while preserving a quick-start fallback for users without usable history.
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