Parse raw Wi-Fi scale records#46
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Summary
weightandtimestampscale_dataRoot Cause
The raw Wi-Fi fallback fetches
wifi_scale/raw_data/{device_id}, but the returned records do not includescale_data. They were being passed through the processed-record parser, which discarded them as missingscale_data.Validation
.venv/bin/pytest tests/test_eufy_client.py -v.venv/bin/pytest tests/ -v.venv/bin/eufy-sync --dry-run --verboseLive dry-run verification recovered 2 weight-only measurements from the raw Wi-Fi endpoint and reported that it would sync both to Garmin.
Masked live dry-run output: