Side-loaded WF fails when accessing user profile.

The permission should be fine in the sideload if it works in the sim.  What do you see in garmin/apps/logs/ciq_log.yml?

Oh, the log indicates something else. I am getting a unexpected type error when trying to convert the hr value to a string, but this error does not reproduce in the emulator. 

var temp = UserProfile.getProfile().restingHeartRate;

renderValue(temp.toString()); <--- this is generating the error. 

Update: I am getting a type error because the restingHeartRate value is null on my watch. Is this value null because of a permission/access setting or because there is no HR data on the watch? I can see a resting HR value in the connect app and the watch is synced. 

It can be any of the reason you list.  Overall, It is a good practice in CIQ to null check any value you read from the system.  Most of the system objects are set up to return null if the object has not been initialized yet or is not connected to a sensor.  This is especially true for things like position data, and sensors, but also is needed when reading properties and settings as well.

The API guide is pretty good about noting if a object can return null.  When looking over the guide I have started to assume that it can be.

Maybe a silly question but on the watch do you have WHR enabled and have you worn it for some time?

Others have brought this up, but IIRC, restingHeartRate in UserProfile is null until the user either:

- Sets it manually ("use custom")

- Selects the option to "use average"

[https://forums.garmin.com/developer/connect-iq/i/bug-reports/getprofile-restingheartrate-return-null?CommentSortBy=CreatedDate&CommentSortOrder=Descending]

Thanks everyone for the feedback. This is very helpful. 

My WHR is set to "auto" and I have been using the watch for about a year -- only removing to charge or dry off, etc.

Regarding null, I was not expecting to encounter a null value given my constant use of sleep and HR tracking. Also the type error threw me off and I thought I had introduced a bug within my display functions -- it had been some time since I had touched this project and Monkey C... so that's on me. :)

For my particular need here... I just want the daily average value for displaying the value in a WF. I'll read though the commends and linked threads as it looks like there are some solutions to try.

Thanks again!