Disable LowerWrist during sleep mode - #2415
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| if (settingsController.isWakeUpModeOn(Pinetime::Controllers::Settings::WakeUpMode::LowerWrist) && state == SystemTaskState::Running && | ||
| motionController.ShouldLowerSleep()) { | ||
| motionController.ShouldLowerSleep() && (settingsController.GetNotificationStatus() != Controllers::Settings::Notification::Sleep)) { |
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Move into the if block above instead (it already checks the condition)
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which line do you mean? Could you clarify?
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L458 already checks (settingsController.GetNotificationStatus() != Controllers::Settings::Notification::Sleep)
So the lower wrist check can move to L465 and the extra check of the notification status is not needed
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Should be good now 👍
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the change looks sound to me. Need to check on device when I get round to it
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Automatically switches notification status to Sleep at a configurable start hour and back at a configurable end hour. Includes a new settings screen with enable toggle and start/end hour controls. Disabled by default (21:00-09:00). Also adds moon glyph to the default UI font so it displays in the settings menu. This feature draws on extensive community discussion across several related PRs. The following feedback was reviewed and incorporated: Adopted: - "Quiet hours" naming (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): renamed from "sleep setting" / "auto sleep" to avoid confusion with the existing sleep mode. - Preserve notification state across transitions (Itai-Nelken, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): quiet hours now saves the user's notification status (On/Off/Sleep) before entering and restores it when exiting, instead of unconditionally forcing On. Uses transient (non-persisted) state following the existing bleRadioEnabled/dfuAndFsEnabledTillReboot pattern. - Previous state was Sleep edge case (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): if the previous state was already Sleep when quiet hours began, it is restored faithfully. FintasticMan suggested restoring to Off instead, but preserving the actual state is more predictable and consistent. - Alarm overrides quiet hours (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): when an alarm fires, quiet hours are exited so the alarm can wake the user. This ensures alarms are never silenced by scheduled quiet hours. - Disable wrist-lower-to-sleep during sleep mode (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2415, approved by NeroBurner): wrist-raise wake was already suppressed during sleep mode but wrist-lower-to-sleep was not, which is inconsistent. Moved the lower-wrist check inside the existing != Sleep guard per mark9064's code review suggestion to avoid a duplicate condition check. - Respect explicit user choices (chmeeedalf, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2002): if a user manually changes notification status via QuickSettings during quiet hours, that works normally; the original pre-quiet-hours state is still restored when quiet hours end. - Chimes suppressed during quiet hours: the existing chime handlers already gate on notificationStatus != Sleep, so setting Sleep during quiet hours suppresses chimes automatically with no additional code. Not adopted: - Separate auto-start/auto-stop toggles (Boteium, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): would let a user manually enter sleep early but still auto-wake. Adds UI complexity for a niche use case; a single toggle is simpler and aligns with the InfiniTime vision of "prefer solid defaults over customisability" (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Sleep Bluetooth checkbox (escoand, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): BLE control during sleep is a separate security concern that deserves its own feature, not a quiet hours sub-option (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Configurable sleep mode behaviors -- AOD, chimes, notifications, step tracking (JustScott, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230): maintainer mark9064 noted that sleep mode means the user is sleeping, so allowing notifications/chimes/AOD contradicts its purpose. The author agreed this belongs in forks, not mainline. - Red/dim screen during sleep (minacode/lman0, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1261): a larger UX change outside the scope of notification scheduling. - Vibration priority system (minacode, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1328): a proper priority queue (phone > timer > alarm > notification) would be ideal for centralized DND management, but requires a motor controller rework that is a much larger effort. - 30-minute or 15-minute granularity for quiet hours times (LinuxinaBit, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461; zischknall, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2227): hour granularity is sufficient for scheduling sleep/wake times and keeps the UI simple. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Automatically switches notification status to Sleep at a configurable start hour and back at a configurable end hour. Includes a new settings screen with enable toggle and start/end hour controls. Disabled by default (21:00-09:00). Also adds moon glyph to the default UI font so it displays in the settings menu. This feature draws on extensive community discussion across several related PRs. The following feedback was reviewed and incorporated: Adopted: - "Quiet hours" naming (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): renamed from "sleep setting" / "auto sleep" to avoid confusion with the existing sleep mode. - Preserve notification state across transitions (Itai-Nelken, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): quiet hours now saves the user's notification status (On/Off/Sleep) before entering and restores it when exiting, instead of unconditionally forcing On. Uses transient (non-persisted) state following the existing bleRadioEnabled/dfuAndFsEnabledTillReboot pattern. - Previous state was Sleep edge case (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): if the previous state was already Sleep when quiet hours began, it is restored faithfully. FintasticMan suggested restoring to Off instead, but preserving the actual state is more predictable and consistent. - Alarm overrides quiet hours (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): when an alarm fires, quiet hours are exited so the alarm can wake the user. This ensures alarms are never silenced by scheduled quiet hours. - Disable wrist-lower-to-sleep during sleep mode (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2415, approved by NeroBurner): wrist-raise wake was already suppressed during sleep mode but wrist-lower-to-sleep was not, which is inconsistent. Moved the lower-wrist check inside the existing != Sleep guard per mark9064's code review suggestion to avoid a duplicate condition check. - Respect explicit user choices (chmeeedalf, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2002): if a user manually changes notification status via QuickSettings during quiet hours, that works normally; the original pre-quiet-hours state is still restored when quiet hours end. - Chimes suppressed during quiet hours: the existing chime handlers already gate on notificationStatus != Sleep, so setting Sleep during quiet hours suppresses chimes automatically with no additional code. Not adopted: - Separate auto-start/auto-stop toggles (Boteium, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): would let a user manually enter sleep early but still auto-wake. Adds UI complexity for a niche use case; a single toggle is simpler and aligns with the InfiniTime vision of "prefer solid defaults over customisability" (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Sleep Bluetooth checkbox (escoand, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): BLE control during sleep is a separate security concern that deserves its own feature, not a quiet hours sub-option (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Configurable sleep mode behaviors -- AOD, chimes, notifications, step tracking (JustScott, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230): maintainer mark9064 noted that sleep mode means the user is sleeping, so allowing notifications/chimes/AOD contradicts its purpose. The author agreed this belongs in forks, not mainline. - Red/dim screen during sleep (minacode/lman0, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1261): a larger UX change outside the scope of notification scheduling. - Vibration priority system (minacode, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1328): a proper priority queue (phone > timer > alarm > notification) would be ideal for centralized DND management, but requires a motor controller rework that is a much larger effort. - 30-minute or 15-minute granularity for quiet hours times (LinuxinaBit, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461; zischknall, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2227): hour granularity is sufficient for scheduling sleep/wake times and keeps the UI simple. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Automatically switches notification status to Sleep at a configurable start hour and back at a configurable end hour. Includes a new settings screen with enable toggle and start/end hour controls. Disabled by default (21:00-09:00). Also adds moon glyph to the default UI font so it displays in the settings menu. This feature draws on extensive community discussion across several related PRs. The following feedback was reviewed and incorporated: Adopted: - "Quiet hours" naming (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): renamed from "sleep setting" / "auto sleep" to avoid confusion with the existing sleep mode. - Preserve notification state across transitions (Itai-Nelken, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): quiet hours now saves the user's notification status (On/Off/Sleep) before entering and restores it when exiting, instead of unconditionally forcing On. Uses transient (non-persisted) state following the existing bleRadioEnabled/dfuAndFsEnabledTillReboot pattern. - Previous state was Sleep edge case (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): if the previous state was already Sleep when quiet hours began, it is restored faithfully. FintasticMan suggested restoring to Off instead, but preserving the actual state is more predictable and consistent. - Alarm overrides quiet hours (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): when an alarm fires, quiet hours are exited so the alarm can wake the user. This ensures alarms are never silenced by scheduled quiet hours. - Disable wrist-lower-to-sleep during sleep mode (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2415, approved by NeroBurner): wrist-raise wake was already suppressed during sleep mode but wrist-lower-to-sleep was not, which is inconsistent. Moved the lower-wrist check inside the existing != Sleep guard per mark9064's code review suggestion to avoid a duplicate condition check. - Respect explicit user choices (chmeeedalf, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2002): if a user manually changes notification status via QuickSettings during quiet hours, that works normally; the original pre-quiet-hours state is still restored when quiet hours end. - Chimes suppressed during quiet hours: the existing chime handlers already gate on notificationStatus != Sleep, so setting Sleep during quiet hours suppresses chimes automatically with no additional code. Not adopted: - Separate auto-start/auto-stop toggles (Boteium, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): would let a user manually enter sleep early but still auto-wake. Adds UI complexity for a niche use case; a single toggle is simpler and aligns with the InfiniTime vision of "prefer solid defaults over customisability" (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Sleep Bluetooth checkbox (escoand, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): BLE control during sleep is a separate security concern that deserves its own feature, not a quiet hours sub-option (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Configurable sleep mode behaviors -- AOD, chimes, notifications, step tracking (JustScott, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230): maintainer mark9064 noted that sleep mode means the user is sleeping, so allowing notifications/chimes/AOD contradicts its purpose. The author agreed this belongs in forks, not mainline. - Red/dim screen during sleep (minacode/lman0, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1261): a larger UX change outside the scope of notification scheduling. - Vibration priority system (minacode, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1328): a proper priority queue (phone > timer > alarm > notification) would be ideal for centralized DND management, but requires a motor controller rework that is a much larger effort. - 30-minute or 15-minute granularity for quiet hours times (LinuxinaBit, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461; zischknall, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2227): hour granularity is sufficient for scheduling sleep/wake times and keeps the UI simple. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Automatically switches notification status to Sleep at a configurable start hour and back at a configurable end hour. Includes a new settings screen with enable toggle and start/end hour controls. Disabled by default (21:00-09:00). Also adds moon glyph to the default UI font so it displays in the settings menu. This feature draws on extensive community discussion across several related PRs. The following feedback was reviewed and incorporated: Adopted: - "Quiet hours" naming (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): renamed from "sleep setting" / "auto sleep" to avoid confusion with the existing sleep mode. - Preserve notification state across transitions (Itai-Nelken, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): quiet hours now saves the user's notification status (On/Off/Sleep) before entering and restores it when exiting, instead of unconditionally forcing On. Uses transient (non-persisted) state following the existing bleRadioEnabled/dfuAndFsEnabledTillReboot pattern. - Previous state was Sleep edge case (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): if the previous state was already Sleep when quiet hours began, it is restored faithfully. FintasticMan suggested restoring to Off instead, but preserving the actual state is more predictable and consistent. - Alarm overrides quiet hours (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): when an alarm fires, quiet hours are exited so the alarm can wake the user. This ensures alarms are never silenced by scheduled quiet hours. - Disable wrist-lower-to-sleep during sleep mode (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2415, approved by NeroBurner): wrist-raise wake was already suppressed during sleep mode but wrist-lower-to-sleep was not, which is inconsistent. Moved the lower-wrist check inside the existing != Sleep guard per mark9064's code review suggestion to avoid a duplicate condition check. - Respect explicit user choices (chmeeedalf, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2002): if a user manually changes notification status via QuickSettings during quiet hours, that works normally; the original pre-quiet-hours state is still restored when quiet hours end. - Chimes suppressed during quiet hours: the existing chime handlers already gate on notificationStatus != Sleep, so setting Sleep during quiet hours suppresses chimes automatically with no additional code. Not adopted: - Separate auto-start/auto-stop toggles (Boteium, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): would let a user manually enter sleep early but still auto-wake. Adds UI complexity for a niche use case; a single toggle is simpler and aligns with the InfiniTime vision of "prefer solid defaults over customisability" (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Sleep Bluetooth checkbox (escoand, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): BLE control during sleep is a separate security concern that deserves its own feature, not a quiet hours sub-option (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Configurable sleep mode behaviors -- AOD, chimes, notifications, step tracking (JustScott, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230): maintainer mark9064 noted that sleep mode means the user is sleeping, so allowing notifications/chimes/AOD contradicts its purpose. The author agreed this belongs in forks, not mainline. - Red/dim screen during sleep (minacode/lman0, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1261): a larger UX change outside the scope of notification scheduling. - Vibration priority system (minacode, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1328): a proper priority queue (phone > timer > alarm > notification) would be ideal for centralized DND management, but requires a motor controller rework that is a much larger effort. - 30-minute or 15-minute granularity for quiet hours times (LinuxinaBit, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461; zischknall, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2227): hour granularity is sufficient for scheduling sleep/wake times and keeps the UI simple. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Automatically switches notification status to Sleep at a configurable start hour and back at a configurable end hour. Includes a new settings screen with enable toggle and start/end hour controls. Disabled by default (21:00-09:00). Also adds moon glyph to the default UI font so it displays in the settings menu. This feature draws on extensive community discussion across several related PRs. The following feedback was reviewed and incorporated: Adopted: - "Quiet hours" naming (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): renamed from "sleep setting" / "auto sleep" to avoid confusion with the existing sleep mode. - Preserve notification state across transitions (Itai-Nelken, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): quiet hours now saves the user's notification status (On/Off/Sleep) before entering and restores it when exiting, instead of unconditionally forcing On. Uses transient (non-persisted) state following the existing bleRadioEnabled/dfuAndFsEnabledTillReboot pattern. - Previous state was Sleep edge case (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): if the previous state was already Sleep when quiet hours began, it is restored faithfully. FintasticMan suggested restoring to Off instead, but preserving the actual state is more predictable and consistent. - Alarm overrides quiet hours (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): when an alarm fires, quiet hours are exited so the alarm can wake the user. This ensures alarms are never silenced by scheduled quiet hours. - Disable wrist-lower-to-sleep during sleep mode (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2415, approved by NeroBurner): wrist-raise wake was already suppressed during sleep mode but wrist-lower-to-sleep was not, which is inconsistent. Moved the lower-wrist check inside the existing != Sleep guard per mark9064's code review suggestion to avoid a duplicate condition check. - Respect explicit user choices (chmeeedalf, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2002): if a user manually changes notification status via QuickSettings during quiet hours, that works normally; the original pre-quiet-hours state is still restored when quiet hours end. - Chimes suppressed during quiet hours: the existing chime handlers already gate on notificationStatus != Sleep, so setting Sleep during quiet hours suppresses chimes automatically with no additional code. Not adopted: - Separate auto-start/auto-stop toggles (Boteium, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): would let a user manually enter sleep early but still auto-wake. Adds UI complexity for a niche use case; a single toggle is simpler and aligns with the InfiniTime vision of "prefer solid defaults over customisability" (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Sleep Bluetooth checkbox (escoand, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): BLE control during sleep is a separate security concern that deserves its own feature, not a quiet hours sub-option (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Configurable sleep mode behaviors -- AOD, chimes, notifications, step tracking (JustScott, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230): maintainer mark9064 noted that sleep mode means the user is sleeping, so allowing notifications/chimes/AOD contradicts its purpose. The author agreed this belongs in forks, not mainline. - Red/dim screen during sleep (minacode/lman0, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1261): a larger UX change outside the scope of notification scheduling. - Vibration priority system (minacode, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1328): a proper priority queue (phone > timer > alarm > notification) would be ideal for centralized DND management, but requires a motor controller rework that is a much larger effort. - 30-minute or 15-minute granularity for quiet hours times (LinuxinaBit, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461; zischknall, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2227): hour granularity is sufficient for scheduling sleep/wake times and keeps the UI simple. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Automatically switches notification status to Sleep at a configurable start hour and back at a configurable end hour. Includes a new settings screen with enable toggle and start/end hour controls. Disabled by default (21:00-09:00). Also adds moon glyph to the default UI font so it displays in the settings menu. This feature draws on extensive community discussion across several related PRs. The following feedback was reviewed and incorporated: Adopted: - "Quiet hours" naming (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): renamed from "sleep setting" / "auto sleep" to avoid confusion with the existing sleep mode. - Preserve notification state across transitions (Itai-Nelken, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): quiet hours now saves the user's notification status (On/Off/Sleep) before entering and restores it when exiting, instead of unconditionally forcing On. Uses transient (non-persisted) state following the existing bleRadioEnabled/dfuAndFsEnabledTillReboot pattern. - Previous state was Sleep edge case (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): if the previous state was already Sleep when quiet hours began, it is restored faithfully. FintasticMan suggested restoring to Off instead, but preserving the actual state is more predictable and consistent. - Alarm overrides quiet hours (FintasticMan, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): when an alarm fires, quiet hours are exited so the alarm can wake the user. This ensures alarms are never silenced by scheduled quiet hours. - Disable wrist-lower-to-sleep during sleep mode (kieranc, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2415, approved by NeroBurner): wrist-raise wake was already suppressed during sleep mode but wrist-lower-to-sleep was not, which is inconsistent. Moved the lower-wrist check inside the existing != Sleep guard per mark9064's code review suggestion to avoid a duplicate condition check. - Respect explicit user choices (chmeeedalf, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2002): if a user manually changes notification status via QuickSettings during quiet hours, that works normally; the original pre-quiet-hours state is still restored when quiet hours end. - Chimes suppressed during quiet hours: the existing chime handlers already gate on notificationStatus != Sleep, so setting Sleep during quiet hours suppresses chimes automatically with no additional code. Not adopted: - Separate auto-start/auto-stop toggles (Boteium, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): would let a user manually enter sleep early but still auto-wake. Adds UI complexity for a niche use case; a single toggle is simpler and aligns with the InfiniTime vision of "prefer solid defaults over customisability" (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Sleep Bluetooth checkbox (escoand, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461): BLE control during sleep is a separate security concern that deserves its own feature, not a quiet hours sub-option (mark9064, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230). - Configurable sleep mode behaviors -- AOD, chimes, notifications, step tracking (JustScott, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2230): maintainer mark9064 noted that sleep mode means the user is sleeping, so allowing notifications/chimes/AOD contradicts its purpose. The author agreed this belongs in forks, not mainline. - Red/dim screen during sleep (minacode/lman0, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1261): a larger UX change outside the scope of notification scheduling. - Vibration priority system (minacode, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1328): a proper priority queue (phone > timer > alarm > notification) would be ideal for centralized DND management, but requires a motor controller rework that is a much larger effort. - 30-minute or 15-minute granularity for quiet hours times (LinuxinaBit, PR InfiniTimeOrg#1461; zischknall, PR InfiniTimeOrg#2227): hour granularity is sufficient for scheduling sleep/wake times and keeps the UI simple. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Some users have noticed that sleep mode disables wrist raise wake, but not wrist lower sleep, which is inconsistent and sometimes annoying. This PR fixes that by not sleeping the device if you lower your wrist when sleep mode is enabled.
Fixes #2030