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This is the redesigned interface from #2615 (Now, Trends, Logbook and Settings tabs), rebuilt on next-dev. #2615 is now closed; its description covers the design, the error states, the appearance and icon options, the localisation and the widget, and all of that applies here. This description covers what changed to fit next-dev.

The first six commits follow #2615's commits one for one. The later commits are the review, parity and fix updates listed below. The branch is rebased on next-dev e0eb9856 (30 October 2026).

What changed for next-dev

• Home screen. next-dev hosts StatusTableViewController inside the SwiftUI StatusTableView with its own action bar. In the new interface the tabs wrap that hosting controller and the action bar is hidden (StatusTableView.showsActionTabs(_:)), because Now has its own Add carbs, Bolus and Presets buttons. The classic interface is next-dev's screen, unchanged.
• Data. The Now screen reads LoopDataManager.algorithmDisplayState, activeInsulin and activeCarbs, plus SettingsManager and TemporaryPresetsManager, instead of getLoopState and LoopSettings. The day pages' insulin and carbs on board come from two small LoopDataManager helpers. They use next-dev's own maths: doses annotated with basal history, and the carb absorption review.
• Presets. On next-dev, pre-meal is one of the presets on the Presets screen, so the Now screen has one Presets button that opens it, rather than Add a redesigned interface with Now, Trends and Logbook tabs #2615's pre-meal menu. The button shows the active preset's name. next-dev's active-preset banner stays above the screen.
• Closed loop paused uses DeviceDataManager.closedLoopDisallowedLocalizedDescription (no sensor session, or a manual temp basal).
• Status rows. next-dev already draws No Recent Glucose, Tap to Resume and bolus progress as rounded cards, so Add a redesigned interface with Now, Trends and Logbook tabs #2615's card styling for them is left out.
• Deeplinks. DeeplinkManager is gone on next-dev. LoopAppManager.handle(_:) switches to the Now tab before opening the carb, bolus or presets screen. The widget's buttons use the shared Deeplink type.
• Settings tab. It selects Now before presenting Settings. Device and service setup screens open from Settings through StatusTableViewController, which is only in the window while Now is selected. Without this, choosing a service in Add Service from Trends or Logbook showed nothing.
• Closed-loop history for Trends. This is recorded from SettingsManager.dosingEnabled. LoopDataManager.automationHistory keeps only 36 hours, too short for the 90-day view.
• Strings. The catalogue keeps next-dev's entries and comments and adds the redesign's keys and translations. next-dev's Statistics screen gains translations for the labels it shares with Trends: Average, GMI, High and Low.
• Names. next-dev has its own AGPChartView (Statistics), so the Trends chart is TrendsAGPChart.

Screenshots (iOS 26.3 simulator, Pump and CGM Simulators)

Testing

On the iOS 26.3 simulator, with the Pump and CGM Simulators and data carried over from a dev install:

• Now: carbs and a bolus entered and delivered; IOB, COB, prediction, Today and the loop, pump and CGM pills each open their screen; a preset started; delivery suspended and resumed.
• Trends and Logbook: Day, 7 d and 14 d checked against the day totals. A carb entry edited and deleted from Logbook.
• Settings: a service added from Add Service with Logbook selected; New Interface switched off and on; Night appearance and the alternate icons.
• Other: German; the redesigned Lock Screen Live Activity.

LoopTests: 389 of 391 pass. The two failures, BolusEntryViewModelTests.testCarbEntryDateAndAbsorptionTimeString and …String2, fail the same way on plain next-dev on the same simulator ("12:00 PM" against "12:00").

Known limitations

• Upgrading from dev: loop runs that dev stored before the upgrade didn't come back from DosingDecisionStore.executeDosingDecisionQuery, which drops records it can't decode. So "Loop active" on Trends starts at the upgrade. I haven't confirmed which field fails to decode.
• Negative predictions: with a large IOB the prediction can go below zero, and "Eventually" shows that value. The classic screen does the same, as neither LoopAlgorithm nor dev's LoopMath sets a floor.
• Runtime coverage: the medium Home Screen widget was verified on the iOS 27.0 simulator in the 31 October comprehensive review below. Other widget sizes and Lock Screen/expanded Live Activity layouts were not re-exercised in that review. A real iPhone install was checked in the 28 October rebase update.

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Review update — 28 October 2026

A comprehensive code-reviewer-cx review of the full PR found four issues, fixed in 42b476ad:

• Historical IOB now applies the preset multipliers to the stored basal history before calculating net active insulin.
• Day and Logbook history use stored basal profiles and dated presets, avoiding repetition of recent presets across older days.
• Weekly insulin bars use the same eligible-day rule as the summary, excluding missing days and a partial current day when complete days exist in that week.
• The status error alert reads the manager's last completion time, so the hidden classic HUD cannot cause an older device error to mask the current error.

Both added regression tests failed on the original code and pass after the fixes. The two affected suites pass all 33 tests. Simulator app and test builds succeed.

With an isolated XCTest runner using the compiled production and test objects, 409 of 411 executed tests pass. The other two are the existing BolusEntryViewModelTests.testCarbEntryDateAndAbsorptionTimeString / …String2 locale-format failures, reproduced on the original PR head. Four DeviceDataManagerTests remain unverified because the isolated runner lacks HealthKit's registered app-host context. The normal Xcode-hosted run remains blocked during test-host launch; this is not a passing full hosted-suite result.

The loop simulator was driven through preset activation, carb entry and saving, Logbook editing, CSV sharing, day navigation and Settings presentation. After the fixes, Now, the day pages, Logbook, Settings and the 90-day Trends view were checked again. Widget and Live Activity changes were reviewed and built; their runtime rendering remains unverified in this review.

Parity update — 28 October 2026

Checked the new interface screen by screen against next-dev's own screens and totals, on the loop simulator (Xcode 27.1, iOS 27.0, Pump and CGM Simulators, 90 days of generated history). Fixed in 41e9535a:

Parity

• IOB tile opens next-dev's Insulin Delivery Log, which has dose details and manual dose entry. The classic IOB chart uses the same showInsulinDelivery, so the two can't drift apart.
• Loop pill opens next-dev's LoopStatusModalView. A newer device or loop error still opens the error first. With no classic HUD to keep the modal's "ago" current, it showed "Automation was unsuccessful" while Loop was running; the value is now set before the modal is presented.
• Settings hides next-dev's Statistics row in the new interface, because Trends covers glucose metrics, time in range, AGP and daily insulin. Current Setup stays, as it has no counterpart.
• Day page hides the tab bar when pushed from Now, as next-dev's Insulin, Carbohydrates and Predicted Glucose screens do.

Accuracy

• Basal now follows next-dev's InsulinDeliveryHistory rule. From the first dose record, time without a basal record counts at the pump's programmed rate, rather than as no insulin. On the same data, Trends and next-dev's Statistics now agree on basal (25.6 and 25.3 U/day). The remaining gap in total insulin comes from the period, not the maths:
  • Trends' 7 d runs to today and averages the complete days ("6 of 7 days").
  • Statistics uses the seven complete days before today.
• Totals match across screens: today's insulin is the same on Now, the Day page, Logbook and the Insulin screen (28.8 U, rising as the day went on).
• Pump alarms in Logbook show the pump's own alarm text, or "Pump alarm", instead of the event's debug title. The simulator's events were showing a UUID.

Performance (debug build, simulator)

• Trends loaded in 6.6–16.4 s, almost all of it in loopRuns(), which paged and fully decoded every stored dosing decision. It now decodes only date, reason and errors for the local window through DosingDecisionStore.getDosingDecisions, and loads in 0.5–1.8 s.
• Logbook took 12.3 s, because basalSegments scanned every record for every cut. A binary search bounded by the running furthest end brings it to 1.7 s. The 90-day view spends about 9 s reading Apple Health for the 83 older days.

Noticed, outside the redesign (not changed here)

• next-dev's simulated history writes pump events without reconciling them, so getNormalizedDoseEntries ignores them, and Trends, Statistics and the Insulin screen show no generated insulin. The generator also adds a bolus about every 20 minutes, although its comment says eight a day. For these screenshots I adjusted it locally (not committed).
• Its alert-history step never returns, so the "Generating" spinner stays up after the rest of the data is saved.
• next-dev's Carbohydrates screen showed "40 g absorbed" for a 10 g entry.

The "Alarms are turned OFF" banner in the screenshots is next-dev's warning: the simulator can't grant AlarmKit or Critical Alerts.

Screenshots (iOS 27.0 simulator)

Tests: LoopHistoryMathTests gains a regression for the programmed-rate rule. As noted above, the Xcode-hosted LoopTests run still hangs at test-host launch on this machine, so the new test has been compiled but not run there.

Basal and bolus split — 29 October 2026

Trends, the Day page and the Logbook now show basal and bolus explicitly, with the total, instead of one insulin number.

• Trends has a "Basal and bolus" card above Insulin per day. It shows a ratio bar, basal and bolus in units and percent, manual and automatic bolus, and the total.
  • For a period it's the average per day, over the same days as the Insulin per day figure. For a single day it's that day, and today is "so far".
  • The Insulin per day legend now only names its marks, because the figures are in the card above it.
• Day page: the same card replaces the Bolus and Basal tiles.
• Logbook: each day header has a hairline ratio bar and "Basal x · Bolus y · z U" under the date.
• Colour: bolus gets its own token, a deeper orange than basal's pale fill. Automatic bolus is the same colour hatched, on the timeline, daily bars and legends; in the hairline it is a tint. We looked at Glooko (purple: basal #6C4E87, bolus #BD9CBB) and Tidepool (blue: basal #19A0D7, bolus #7CD0F0, automated #00B2C3). Both keep insulin in one colour family, tell basal from bolus by lightness, and reserve red for warnings. Loop does the same in its own orange: blue is Loop's glucose colour, and the IOB, classic screens, watch and widgets all stay orange.
• Unclassified doses: a dose in Apple Health without MetadataKeyAutomaticallyIssued is no longer counted as manual. While any bolus in range is unclassified, the manual and automatic detail is hidden rather than guessed.
• CSV export adds manual_bolus_u and auto_bolus_u columns, which are blank for a day with an unclassified bolus.
• Translations: the 15 new strings are translated into the redesign's 23 languages. Native-speaker review is welcome.

Tests

• New: testInsulinSplitSeparatesManualAutomaticAndUnclassifiedBolus. Changed: the CSV test now checks the ten columns, including a day with an unclassified bolus.
• The hosted run still hangs at launch on this machine, so the tests were run with the simulator's xctest agent on the built test bundle.
  • LoopHistoryMathTests: 22 tests, 0 failures.
  • All classes except DeviceDataManagerTests, which needs a HealthKit host: 413 tests, with only the 2 known BolusEntryViewModelTests 12-hour-clock failures. These also fail without this change.

Checked on the simulator: Trends for one day (today), 14 days and 90 days, the weekly bars, the Logbook, and the Day page, in light and dark and at Accessibility Extra Large text. The card, the Summary tile and the Logbook totals agree.

Basal and bolus contrast — 30 October 2026

In use, basal and bolus were still too alike. The part of basal you notice is its edge line, and it was nearly the same orange as bolus: 1.04:1 in dark mode and 1.43:1 in light. The pale basal fill barely shows against the card (1.34:1).

• Colours. Everything stays orange.
  • Basal is paler: #FCE3C2 light, #43301B dark.
  • Basal's edge is a quiet tan: #E3B983 light, #6E5232 dark.
  • Bolus is deeper in light mode (#A9480A, ink #8A3A06). Dark mode bolus is unchanged.
  • The edge and bolus are now at least 3:1 apart (3.2:1 light, 3.6:1 dark), and the fill and bolus are 4.7:1 and 6.3:1.
• Gaps. Bolus parts now get a thin card-coloured gap wherever they touch basal or each other: in the Insulin per day bars, the ratio bar and the day timeline. This follows WCAG 1.4.11 and technique G209 for touching chart parts.
• Options considered. Violet basal with orange bolus, and the reverse. Both were clearer still, but we kept Loop's insulin orange.
• Tests. No logic changed. Checked on the simulator on Trends (14 days and Day), the Logbook and Now, in light and dark.

Add carbs, Trends Day and Logbook insulin kinds — 31 October 2026

Add carbs is redesigned. CarbEntryScreen drives the existing CarbEntryViewModel unchanged, so validation, warnings, favourite foods and the hand-off to the bolus screen all behave as before.

• The amount is the main element on the screen.
• "How fast it absorbs" offers Fast, Medium, Slow and Other. Each card draws Loop's own absorption curve (the piecewise-linear model in CarbMath) on a shared time axis, so a slow meal draws as a long, low ramp. Other shows "Custom" until it is chosen, then offers a food type and an absorption time.
• "Eaten" has quick choices (Now, 15m, 30m, 1h ago) and a time picker.
• Continue stays pinned at the bottom of the screen.
• Scrolling or tapping Done puts the keyboard away. At accessibility text sizes the cards switch to a 2 × 2 grid.
• The classic interface still uses CarbEntryView.

Trends → Day now shows the same timeline card as Now's "Today so far", instead of an AGP with one day of data. The tiles use whole counts and say "Insulin", "Carbs" and "Boluses". Carb entries close together share one label showing their total, so labels no longer print over each other.

Logbook:

• Manual bolus, automatic bolus and basal are drawn the way the charts draw them: solid, hatched and pale basal.
• Runs of automatic boluses fold into one row, which opens a list of them.
• At accessibility sizes, the amount moves under the title and the day totals move under the date.

Strings: new strings are added in all 23 languages. These translations are mine and haven't been reviewed by native speakers.

Testing:

• On the iOS 27.0 simulator with the Pump and CGM Simulators: entered 60 g with Other (🍝, 6 h, eaten 30 minutes ago), checked the hand-off to Meal Bolus and delivered 5.5 U. Then edited that entry in the Logbook to Medium and saved it without a bolus. Checked Trends → Day, the Logbook and the folded run list in light, dark and AX XXXL.
• LoopTests: 429 tests, 2 failures. Both are the existing BolusEntryViewModelTests.testCarbEntryDateAndAbsorptionTimeString{,2} assertions that expect a 12-hour clock (they fail the same way without this PR).
• New tests cover DayHistory.clipped(to:) and the folding of automatic boluses.
• Installed 3fa82de3 on a physical iPhone 18 Pro (iOS 27.2) running Omnipod 5 and Dexcom G7 in closed loop. Loop relaunched in closed loop, and Now, Trends and the Logbook load with real pump history. Nothing was delivered or changed during this check.

A simulator issue found along the way, not caused by this PR: the Pump Simulator can lose a bolus if Loop is killed before the bolus is finalised. MockKit/UnfinalizedDose.rawValue stores decisionId as a UUID, which isn't a property-list type, so saving PumpManagerState fails ("Error saving PumpManagerState") whenever a dose with a decision ID is in progress. After a restart, the pump state has no bolus, and the next sync's replacePendingEvents purges the mutable event. Storing decisionId.uuidString would fix it. This only affects the simulator pump.

Comprehensive review — 31 October 2026

Reviewed the complete PR against next-dev e0eb9856 using code-reviewer-cx. Fixes are in 088e6bbd.

• Favourite meals: choosing an absorption speed after a favourite no longer clears the amount or resets the absorption time. Favourite selection now applies synchronously on the main actor.
• Historical targets: day charts read stored target profiles and dated presets, including their actual end times. They no longer repeat today's profile or omit ended presets.
• Midnight boluses: the initial history query retains instantaneous boluses at the start of the day.
• Carb entry: the exact picker includes the date; a prefilled older time does not select Now. The amount field has an explicit accessibility label. The favourite editor receives the selected preset emoji.
• Accessibility: the date/time picker stacks beneath its label at accessibility text sizes.

Simulator verification: Xcode 27.1, iOS 27.0, Device Hub loop, Pump and CGM Simulators. Built from an isolated PR checkout and clean LoopKit checkout, excluding the unrelated local Glooko integration changes.

Exercised favourite selection and speed changes, Meal Bolus hand-off, saving and editing carbs through Logbook, every Logbook filter, folded automatic-dose details, day navigation, all Trends periods through 90 days, previous/next periods, CSV/PDF sharing, classic/redesigned interface switching, dark mode, AX XXXL and the maximum-meal warning. Checked the final accessibility layout after rebuilding. The medium Home Screen widget now has runtime verification, including glucose, COB, forecast and its four actions. Lock Screen and expanded Live Activity layouts were not re-exercised in this review.

Tests: the two bug regressions fail with the pre-fix scheduling and target-selection behaviour restored; all three new tests pass with the fixes. The isolated XCTest run executes 432 tests: 430 pass, two fail. Both failures are the existing BolusEntryViewModelTests.testCarbEntryDateAndAbsorptionTimeString{,2} 12/24-hour formatting assertions, also reproduced with the pre-fix behaviour.

Coverage limit: the normal Xcode-hosted run stalled at launch and was stopped after 150 seconds without a completed test result. Four DeviceDataManagerTests remain unverified: HealthKit reports a nil client bundle identifier, including in a separately registered disposable test app. This is not a clean full hosted-suite pass.

[Nutcasey]

Rebased onto the current next-dev (3c4f8b0e, 11 commits newer than the previous base 1640e148). The rebase was clean, with no code changes to the redesign.

Checked after the rebase:

• Simulator (Xcode 27.1, iOS 27.0, Pump and CGM Simulators): Now, Trends and Logbook load, with a single tab bar.
• Installed on a real iPhone 18 Pro (iOS 27.2) with the Pump Simulator and a Dexcom G7 read through the Dexcom app.

LoopTests weren't run for this update. On this build machine the test host hangs before XCTest connects, with both ad-hoc and automatic simulator signing, so that's still to do.

This replaces #2615, which targeted dev and is now closed.

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Reviewed the full 79-file diff at 54c9d857 against next-dev 3c4f8b0e using code-reviewer-cx, including the surrounding stores and controllers. Four high-confidence findings are fixed in 42b476ad.

Critical (confidence 90–100)

• Historical IOB ignored preset-adjusted basal — confidence 95/100. Delivery matching a preset's basal could appear as positive or negative net IOB. The history calculation now applies the dated preset multipliers before annotating doses, as Loop's main calculation does.

Important (confidence 80–89)

• Historical schedules could repeat recent presets on older days — confidence 89/100. Day and Logbook history expanded a repeating daily schedule based on the current profile. It now reads stored profiles and applies each preset over its actual dates.
• Weekly insulin averages disagreed with the summary — confidence 89/100. Weekly aggregation included missing days and today's partial total. For two complete 30 U days, one missing day and a partial 3 U day, the bar showed 15.75 U/day. It now shows 30 U/day and retains the existing fallback when only a partial day is available.
• An older device error could mask the current error — confidence 86/100. Error selection read the completion time from the classic HUD, which the redesign does not instantiate. It now reads loopManager.lastLoopCompleted directly.

Verification

• Both added regression cases fail before the fixes and pass afterwards; all 33 tests in the two affected suites pass.
• Simulator app and test builds succeed. The simulator was driven through presets, carb entry/saving, Logbook editing, CSV sharing and navigation. After rebuilding, Now, day navigation, Logbook, Settings and 90-day Trends were checked again.
• The isolated XCTest run completed 411 tests: 409 passed, two existing locale-format failures. Both failures were reproduced using the original PR code. Four HealthKit-dependent DeviceDataManagerTests remain unverified: the normal hosted run fails during launch, and the isolated runner lacks HealthKit's registered app-host context. This is not a clean full hosted-suite pass.
• Both string catalogues retain all pre-existing keys and translations. Added format placeholders and asset JSON validate. Widget/Live Activity code was reviewed and built; runtime rendering was not exercised during this review.

The PR description now records the fixes, current validation and limitations, and corrects the stale statement that #2615 is still open. No further findings met the skill's confidence threshold in this pass.

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Rebased onto the current next-dev (e0eb9856), adding #2625, #2626, #2628 and #2629. The PR now merges cleanly.

Conflicts

• LoopAppManager.handle(_:): Count phone and watch app use in the daily analytics summaries #2629 added analyticsServicesManager.didOpenFromLink() at the point where the redesign switches to the Now tab. Both calls are kept, analytics first.
• Fill the status bar column and cap the HUD row width on iPhone Duo #2628 changed .ignoresSafeArea in StatusTableView. Upstream's [.horizontal, .bottom] is applied in the PR's statusContent, so the classic and redesign paths both get it.
• Share outcomes with Loop developers from Current Setup #2625 (Share Outcomes) and Compare a setup change until now with the 3 weeks before it #2626 (Current Setup comparison) needed no changes. The redesign reaches upstream's Current Setup through SettingsView.
• Count phone and watch app use in the daily analytics summaries #2629's screen counts work with the redesign. Now's carb, bolus and Settings actions go through StatusTableViewController's existing presentCarbEntryScreen, presentBolusScreen and presentSettings, and the Now tab's viewDidAppear counts the status screen.

Fix found in testing (1b6efc9a)

• When a carb entry was edited from Logbook, the floating tab bar covered the bottom button of the carb and meal-bolus screens. Logbook now opens the editor as a sheet with Cancel, the way Add carbs works on Now. Hiding the tab bar with SwiftUI's .toolbar(.hidden, for: .tabBar) was tried first and had no effect on this UIKit tab bar.

Checked on the loop simulator (Xcode 27.1, iOS 27.0, Pump and CGM Simulators):

• Now: 30 g of carbs → 3.7 U recommended → delivered. IOB went from −0.72 to 3.58 U and COB from 0 to 30 g.
• Now: the IOB tile and the loop, pump, CGM and Presets pills each open their screen. Walking was started (the Presets button shows "Walking", target 8.3–9.4) and ended.
• Logbook: the carb entry was edited from 30 to 35 g with a 0.6 U top-up, then the editor was opened and cancelled, then the entry was deleted. Day totals updated each time (55 → 60 → 25 g).
• Trends: Day, 7, 14, 30 and 90 days, the previous day, and a PDF export ("Loop trends 29 Oct 2026", 48 KB).
• The Day page from "Today so far" hides the tab bar. Its 34.0 U (20.3 basal, 13.8 bolus) matches the Logbook and Trends.
• Deep links from Trends and Logbook (carb entry, manual bolus, custom presets) switch to Now and open the right screen.
• New Interface off and on. The classic screen and the new interface agree: IOB 3.94 U, "Eventually" −4.4 mmol/L.

LoopTests were not run on this simulator. The hosted test runner hangs before connecting ("The test runner hung before establishing connection"). It hangs the same way on plain next-dev e0eb9856, so the cause is the iOS 27.0 simulator environment, not this PR.

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Reviewed the complete PR #2621 diff (85 changed files) against next-dev e0eb9856, starting at 3fa82de3, using code-reviewer-cx. All findings below are fixed in 088e6bbd.

Critical

• 96/100 confidence — Loop/View Models/CarbEntryViewModel.swift:265: Selecting a speed after a favourite queues a reset that clears the carbohydrate amount and overwrites the absorption time. Fixed: Apply favourite selection synchronously on the main actor, before the replacement meal is entered.
• 94/100 confidence — Loop/Redesign/LoopHistoryProvider.swift:479: Historical day charts repeat the current target profile and omit presets that have ended. Fixed: Read stored target history and apply dated presets, respecting their actual end times.

Important

• 89/100 confidence — Loop/Redesign/LoopHistoryProvider.swift:305: The cold-cache dose filter drops an instantaneous bolus at the interval start because its end equals its start. Fixed: Use the bolus start date for the half-open window, retaining overlap checks for basal delivery.
• 88/100 confidence — Loop/Redesign/CarbEntryScreen.swift:254: The time-only picker cannot select the previous date across midnight; prefilled historical entries can also have Now selected. Fixed: Restore the date component, honour the prefilled time, and stack the picker at accessibility text sizes.
• 85/100 confidence — Loop/Redesign/CarbEntryScreen.swift:157: The new amount field has no accessible label in the simulator hierarchy. Fixed: Restore the Amount Consumed label and the existing carbohydrate amount accessibility identifier.

The favourite editor also receives the effective food emoji. The exact date/time controls stack at accessibility sizes; the final AX XXXL capture confirms the label stays readable. Final diff review found no further issues at the skill's ≥80 confidence threshold.

Verification

• Simulator app and test builds succeed; bundle signature verification and git diff --check pass.
• The favourite reset was reproduced through the original UI: 35 g became blank and Continue was disabled. The fixed UI retains 35 g and hands the chosen absorption time to Meal Bolus.
• Both bug regressions fail with the old scheduling/target-selection behaviour restored. All three added tests pass after the fixes.
• 432 tests executed in the isolated XCTest agent: 430 passed, two existing locale-format assertions failed. The same two failures reproduce with the pre-fix behaviour.
• Four DeviceDataManagerTests remain unverified. HealthKit rejects the isolated agent's client identity; installing and launching a separately registered disposable app did not resolve it.
• The normal Xcode-hosted attempt stalled at launch and was stopped after 150 seconds. No completed hosted-suite result was obtained.
• Hands-on checks covered favourite/speed changes, carb entry and Logbook editing, all filters, folded-dose totals, day navigation, Day/7/14/30/90-day Trends periods, previous/next periods, CSV/PDF sharing, interface switching, dark mode, AX XXXL and the maximum-meal warning.
• The medium Home Screen widget rendered with glucose, COB, forecast and all four actions. Lock Screen and expanded Live Activity layouts were not re-exercised.

The PR description contains five simulator screenshots and the same coverage limits. The review build uses the PR sources and clean LoopKit dependencies, without the unrelated local Glooko host edits.