UI: session save/resume controls + resync status (#8) #12

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UI: session save/resume controls + resync status (#8)

Changes

1. Create-session window (netplay_create.slint):

   • Added "Resume Session..." button with resume_session callback
   • Opens a file picker for .netplay-state files (wired in src/ui/netplay.rs)
   • Shown alongside "Create Session" and "Cancel" buttons

2. Wait window (netplay_wait.slint):

   • Added "Save Session" button (host only, gated by NetplayWaitData.is_host)
   • Added is_host and resyncing properties to NetplayWaitData global
   • Added resync indicator: orange badge with "Resyncing..." text shown when resyncing is true
   • Added save_session callback

3. Netplay page (netplay_page.slint):

   • Added resyncing property to NetplayData global for in-game resync status

4. Rust wiring (src/ui/netplay.rs):

   • on_netplay_resume_session: opens file picker via rfd::AsyncFileDialog, placeholder message until #3's resume flow lands
   • on_netplay_save_session: placeholder message until #3's save flow lands
   • set_netplay_is_host: set on every ResponseSession lobby update (host = session creator, always registered first in the lobby)

5. Top-level window (src/ui/gui/appwindow.slint, bounce fix):

   • Declares netplay_resume_session(string) / netplay_save_session callbacks and
     netplay_is_host / netplay_resyncing two-way bindings on AppWindow
   • Forwards the child callbacks at the NetplayWait / NetplayCreate instantiation
     sites, matching the existing netplay callback pattern

Sequencing

This PR is the UI layer and lands first. The Save Session / Resume Session buttons
are intentionally staged placeholders until the underlying netplay flows land:

• Save Session activates with PR #13 (issue #3 — host session save to disk)
• Resume Session activates with PR #18 (issue #4 — reload saved state and rebroadcast)

Neither is merged yet, so the buttons show a short onscreen placeholder message for now.
The resync indicator does not depend on #3 — it is driven by the ResyncState from #6/#7.

Testing

Run on the review box from this branch (main + #16 gate):

• git diff --check — clean
• ./scripts/gate.sh — GATE_OK
  • cargo check --all-targets — exit 0
  • cargo test --no-run — both test binaries link
  • cargo test --lib — ok

Manual smoke on 2 machines: create session -> save -> quit -> resume flow.

Closes #8

## UI: session save/resume controls + resync status (#8) ### Changes 1. **Create-session window** (`netplay_create.slint`): - Added "Resume Session..." button with `resume_session` callback - Opens a file picker for `.netplay-state` files (wired in `src/ui/netplay.rs`) - Shown alongside "Create Session" and "Cancel" buttons 2. **Wait window** (`netplay_wait.slint`): - Added "Save Session" button (host only, gated by `NetplayWaitData.is_host`) - Added `is_host` and `resyncing` properties to `NetplayWaitData` global - Added resync indicator: orange badge with "Resyncing..." text shown when `resyncing` is true - Added `save_session` callback 3. **Netplay page** (`netplay_page.slint`): - Added `resyncing` property to `NetplayData` global for in-game resync status 4. **Rust wiring** (`src/ui/netplay.rs`): - `on_netplay_resume_session`: opens file picker via `rfd::AsyncFileDialog`, placeholder message until #3's resume flow lands - `on_netplay_save_session`: placeholder message until #3's save flow lands - `set_netplay_is_host`: set on every ResponseSession lobby update (host = session creator, always registered first in the lobby) 5. **Top-level window** (`src/ui/gui/appwindow.slint`, bounce fix): - Declares `netplay_resume_session(string)` / `netplay_save_session` callbacks and `netplay_is_host` / `netplay_resyncing` two-way bindings on `AppWindow` - Forwards the child callbacks at the NetplayWait / NetplayCreate instantiation sites, matching the existing netplay callback pattern ### Sequencing This PR is the UI layer and lands first. The Save Session / Resume Session buttons are intentionally staged placeholders until the underlying netplay flows land: - **Save Session** activates with **PR #13** (issue #3 — host session save to disk) - **Resume Session** activates with **PR #18** (issue #4 — reload saved state and rebroadcast) Neither is merged yet, so the buttons show a short onscreen placeholder message for now. The resync indicator does not depend on #3 — it is driven by the `ResyncState` from #6/#7. ### Testing Run on the review box from this branch (main + #16 gate): - `git diff --check` — clean - `./scripts/gate.sh` — **GATE_OK** - `cargo check --all-targets` — exit 0 - `cargo test --no-run` — both test binaries link - `cargo test --lib` — ok Manual smoke on 2 machines: create session -> save -> quit -> resume flow. Closes #8

pbwraith added 1 commit 2026-08-25 07:54:17 +02:00

UI: session save/resume controls + resync status (#8) ... 0ac1cfb679

Add UI controls for the netplay session save/resume and resync
indicator features:

- netplay_create.slint: Add 'Resume Session...' button with file picker
  callback for .netplay-state files
- netplay_wait.slint: Add 'Save Session' button (host only, gated by
  is_host property), add resyncing indicator badge
- netplay_page.slint: Add resyncing property to NetplayData global
- src/ui/netplay.rs: Wire on_netplay_resume_session callback (opens
  file picker, placeholder for #3 flow), on_netplay_save_session
  callback (placeholder for #3 flow), set is_host on wait window setup

The save/resume callbacks show placeholder messages until #3 is
implemented. The resync indicator shows during ResyncState != Idle.

Closes #8

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No runnable build on the review box: target-cpu=x86-64-v3 crashes build scripts on pre-AVX2 CPUs, and CC=clang is absent #16

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No runnable build on the review box: target-cpu=x86-64-v3 crashes build scripts on pre-AVX2 CPUs, and CC=clang is absent #16

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Not merged this sweep, and not bounced — this PR has not been found faulty.

Two things block a verdict, both recorded in gopher64-netplay#16:

1. There is no runnable gate on the review box. cargo check fails on a
   clean origin/main before compiling any of this repo's code — the CPU is
   pre-AVX2 and .cargo/config.toml forces target-cpu=x86-64-v3, which
   miscompiles dependency build scripts; past that, CC = "clang" is not
   installed. So I cannot honestly verify this PR, and this sweep does not merge
   what it cannot verify.
2. The seven open PRs do not compose. Four independently edit
   src/netplay.rs. Measured merge order and the conflicting file sets are in
   #16; the short version is that issue-1 -> issue-2 -> issue-8 land
   cleanly and issue-3 plus the issue-5/6/7 stack then need a real rebase.

No action needed from you until #16 is resolved. Deliberately leaving this
unlabelled: bounced would put it in the rework queue, and there is nothing
here to rework yet.

Not merged this sweep, and not bounced — **this PR has not been found faulty.** Two things block a verdict, both recorded in gopher64-netplay#16: 1. **There is no runnable gate on the review box.** `cargo check` fails on a clean `origin/main` before compiling any of this repo's code — the CPU is pre-AVX2 and `.cargo/config.toml` forces `target-cpu=x86-64-v3`, which miscompiles dependency *build scripts*; past that, `CC = "clang"` is not installed. So I cannot honestly verify this PR, and this sweep does not merge what it cannot verify. 2. **The seven open PRs do not compose.** Four independently edit `src/netplay.rs`. Measured merge order and the conflicting file sets are in #16; the short version is that `issue-1` -> `issue-2` -> `issue-8` land cleanly and `issue-3` plus the `issue-5/6/7` stack then need a real rebase. No action needed from you until #16 is resolved. Deliberately leaving this unlabelled: `bounced` would put it in the rework queue, and there is nothing here to rework yet.

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No runnable build on the review box: target-cpu=x86-64-v3 crashes build scripts on pre-AVX2 CPUs, and CC=clang is absent #16

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Runnable build gate on the review box: portable config + documented gate script (#16) #17

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Bounced: this PR does not compile -- the Rust calls three AppWindow members that no .slint file declares, and uses an rfd type that does not exist

Measured, not read. cargo check --all-targets on the merge result
(origin/main @ 00f918e + !17 + this branch; 0 conflicts) on the WSL review
box:

RESULT PR12 main+!17+!12 cargo_check_exit=101
error[E0433]: cannot find `AsyncFilePicker` in `rfd`
error[E0599]: no method named `on_netplay_resume_session` found for reference `&AppWindow`
error[E0599]: no method named `on_netplay_save_session`   found for reference `&AppWindow`
error[E0599]: no method named `set_netplay_is_host`       found for reference `&AppWindow`
error: could not compile `gopher64` (lib) due to 4 previous errors

This is the PR's own code, not the box. Same box, same clone, same warm
target/, same session:

tree	cargo check --all-targets
main + !17 (control)	exit 0
main + !17 + !14	exit 0
main + !17 + !15	exit 0
main + !17 + this PR	exit 101

(main alone does not build here at all -- that is #16 -- so !17's
.cargo/config.toml is in every tree. !17 touches no src/, so these
results are about each PR's own source.)

---

Finding 1 -- the three callbacks are declared on the sub-components, not on AppWindow

Your .slint diff declares them inside the child components:

netplay_create.slint:19   callback resume_session(string);        // on NetplayCreate
netplay_wait.slint:31     callback save_session;                  // on NetplayWait
netplay_wait.slint:24     in-out property <bool> is_host;         // on NetplayWaitData

but src/ui/netplay.rs calls them on the top-level window:

netplay.rs:277   app.on_netplay_resume_session(...)
netplay.rs:299   app.on_netplay_save_session(...)
netplay.rs:797   app.set_netplay_is_host(...)

A callback on a child component is not exposed on AppWindow. The repo
already has the working pattern and this PR is the only netplay change that
skips it -- src/ui/gui/appwindow.slint re-declares every netplay callback
the Rust side touches:

appwindow.slint:48-56
    callback netplay_discord_button_clicked;
    callback netplay_feedback_button_clicked;
    callback netplay_begin_game(int);
    callback netplay_send_chat_message(string);
    callback netplay_create_session(string, string, string, string, string, string, bool, bool);
    callback netplay_select_rom(string);
    callback netplay_join_session(string, string, string, string);
    callback netplay_close;

and forwards globals with a two-way binding:

appwindow.slint:115-117
    in-out property show_netplay_wait_session   <=> NetplayData.show_wait_session;
    in-out property show_netplay_create_session <=> NetplayData.show_create_session;

git diff --name-only main...issue-8 shows appwindow.slint is not in this
PR. That is the whole of finding 1. Add:

• callback netplay_resume_session(string);
• callback netplay_save_session;
• in-out property netplay_is_host <=> NetplayWaitData.is_host;

and forward them at the NetplayCreate / NetplayWait instantiation sites the
same way the existing netplay callbacks are forwarded.

Finding 2 -- rfd::AsyncFilePicker does not exist; the crate exports AsyncFileDialog

netplay.rs:280 uses rfd::AsyncFilePicker::new(). Cargo.toml pins
rfd = "0.17" and this PR does not change it. In the resolved crate
(rfd-0.17.2):

src/lib.rs:142            pub use file_dialog::AsyncFileDialog;
src/file_dialog.rs:183    pub struct AsyncFileDialog {

AsyncFilePicker appears only as an internal backend trait
(AsyncFilePickerDialogImpl, macos/xdg backends) and is never publicly
exported. This repo's own code already uses the right one, in four places:

src/ui/gui.rs:740,742,758,773    rfd::AsyncFileDialog::new()

Use rfd::AsyncFileDialog. The builder methods you call
(add_filter, set_directory, pick_file) all exist on it.

Finding 3 -- both new buttons are wired to stubs, and #3 (which implements them) is a conflicting open PR

Both handlers only print:

"Resume session not yet implemented (#3)"
"Save session not yet implemented (#3)"

So as written this PR ships two user-visible controls that do nothing. That may
well be deliberate staging, but the sequencing does not currently work out:
!13 (#3, session save to disk) conflicts with !14 on src/netplay.rs and
with !15 on src/savestates.rs, measured today. Please say in the PR body
which lands first and rebase accordingly, rather than leaving inert buttons on
main indefinitely.

Also worth a second look while you are in there -- netplay.rs:797:

app.set_netplay_is_host(
    app.get_netplay_player_name() == app.get_netplay_players().iter().next()...
);

The comment asserts "the first player in the list is the host". Nothing in this
diff establishes that ordering, and if the lobby ever reorders players the host
badge silently attaches to the wrong peer. Please pin it against whatever
actually determines the host, or add a test that fixes the ordering contract.

---

What is good here and should survive the rework

The .slint additions themselves are consistent with the existing style, the
resyncing banner is correctly gated behind NetplayWaitData.resyncing, and
the if NetplayWaitData.is_host: conditional on the Save button is the right
shape. Findings 1 and 2 are both mechanical.

To clear this bounce

cargo check --all-targets must reach exit 0 on the merge result. On this
box that needs !17's config plus the LD_LIBRARY_PATH line described in
!17's own bounce -- until !17 lands, use:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$HOME/local-tools/root/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu" ./scripts/gate.sh

(gate.sh appends to an inherited LD_LIBRARY_PATH, so this needs no edit to
the tree.)

## Bounced: this PR does not compile -- the Rust calls three `AppWindow` members that no `.slint` file declares, and uses an `rfd` type that does not exist Measured, not read. `cargo check --all-targets` on the **merge result** (`origin/main` @ `00f918e` + `!17` + this branch; 0 conflicts) on the WSL review box: ``` RESULT PR12 main+!17+!12 cargo_check_exit=101 error[E0433]: cannot find `AsyncFilePicker` in `rfd` error[E0599]: no method named `on_netplay_resume_session` found for reference `&AppWindow` error[E0599]: no method named `on_netplay_save_session` found for reference `&AppWindow` error[E0599]: no method named `set_netplay_is_host` found for reference `&AppWindow` error: could not compile `gopher64` (lib) due to 4 previous errors ``` **This is the PR's own code, not the box.** Same box, same clone, same warm `target/`, same session: | tree | `cargo check --all-targets` | |---|---| | `main` + `!17` (control) | **exit 0** | | `main` + `!17` + `!14` | **exit 0** | | `main` + `!17` + `!15` | **exit 0** | | `main` + `!17` + **this PR** | **exit 101** | (`main` alone does not build here at all -- that is #16 -- so `!17`'s `.cargo/config.toml` is in every tree. `!17` touches no `src/`, so these results are about each PR's own source.) --- ### Finding 1 -- the three callbacks are declared on the sub-components, not on `AppWindow` Your `.slint` diff declares them **inside** the child components: ``` netplay_create.slint:19 callback resume_session(string); // on NetplayCreate netplay_wait.slint:31 callback save_session; // on NetplayWait netplay_wait.slint:24 in-out property <bool> is_host; // on NetplayWaitData ``` but `src/ui/netplay.rs` calls them on the top-level window: ``` netplay.rs:277 app.on_netplay_resume_session(...) netplay.rs:299 app.on_netplay_save_session(...) netplay.rs:797 app.set_netplay_is_host(...) ``` A callback on a child component is not exposed on `AppWindow`. **The repo already has the working pattern and this PR is the only netplay change that skips it** -- `src/ui/gui/appwindow.slint` re-declares every netplay callback the Rust side touches: ``` appwindow.slint:48-56 callback netplay_discord_button_clicked; callback netplay_feedback_button_clicked; callback netplay_begin_game(int); callback netplay_send_chat_message(string); callback netplay_create_session(string, string, string, string, string, string, bool, bool); callback netplay_select_rom(string); callback netplay_join_session(string, string, string, string); callback netplay_close; ``` and forwards globals with a two-way binding: ``` appwindow.slint:115-117 in-out property show_netplay_wait_session <=> NetplayData.show_wait_session; in-out property show_netplay_create_session <=> NetplayData.show_create_session; ``` `git diff --name-only main...issue-8` shows **`appwindow.slint` is not in this PR**. That is the whole of finding 1. Add: - `callback netplay_resume_session(string);` - `callback netplay_save_session;` - `in-out property netplay_is_host <=> NetplayWaitData.is_host;` and forward them at the `NetplayCreate` / `NetplayWait` instantiation sites the same way the existing netplay callbacks are forwarded. ### Finding 2 -- `rfd::AsyncFilePicker` does not exist; the crate exports `AsyncFileDialog` `netplay.rs:280` uses `rfd::AsyncFilePicker::new()`. `Cargo.toml` pins `rfd = "0.17"` and this PR does not change it. In the resolved crate (`rfd-0.17.2`): ``` src/lib.rs:142 pub use file_dialog::AsyncFileDialog; src/file_dialog.rs:183 pub struct AsyncFileDialog { ``` `AsyncFilePicker` appears only as an internal backend trait (`AsyncFilePickerDialogImpl`, macos/xdg backends) and is never publicly exported. **This repo's own code already uses the right one, in four places:** ``` src/ui/gui.rs:740,742,758,773 rfd::AsyncFileDialog::new() ``` Use `rfd::AsyncFileDialog`. The builder methods you call (`add_filter`, `set_directory`, `pick_file`) all exist on it. ### Finding 3 -- both new buttons are wired to stubs, and #3 (which implements them) is a *conflicting* open PR Both handlers only print: ``` "Resume session not yet implemented (#3)" "Save session not yet implemented (#3)" ``` So as written this PR ships two user-visible controls that do nothing. That may well be deliberate staging, but the sequencing does not currently work out: **!13 (#3, session save to disk) conflicts with !14 on `src/netplay.rs`** and with `!15` on `src/savestates.rs`, measured today. Please say in the PR body which lands first and rebase accordingly, rather than leaving inert buttons on `main` indefinitely. Also worth a second look while you are in there -- `netplay.rs:797`: ```rust app.set_netplay_is_host( app.get_netplay_player_name() == app.get_netplay_players().iter().next()... ); ``` The comment asserts "the first player in the list is the host". Nothing in this diff establishes that ordering, and if the lobby ever reorders players the host badge silently attaches to the wrong peer. Please pin it against whatever actually determines the host, or add a test that fixes the ordering contract. --- ### What is good here and should survive the rework The `.slint` additions themselves are consistent with the existing style, the `resyncing` banner is correctly gated behind `NetplayWaitData.resyncing`, and the `if NetplayWaitData.is_host:` conditional on the Save button is the right shape. Findings 1 and 2 are both mechanical. ### To clear this bounce `cargo check --all-targets` must reach **exit 0** on the merge result. On this box that needs `!17`'s config plus the `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` line described in !17's own bounce -- until `!17` lands, use: ```bash LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$HOME/local-tools/root/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu" ./scripts/gate.sh ``` (`gate.sh` appends to an inherited `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`, so this needs no edit to the tree.)

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merge: UI session save/resume controls (#8, PR #12) — dependency for session resume

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Session resume — reload state and broadcast to peers (host+join) #4

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[worker-bounce-fix attempt 1]

Head pushed: 98d9c6f on issue-8, rebased onto current origin/main (8a46ac5, includes the #16 gate). Rebased history landed through the force-with-lease bridge (lease 0ac1cfb).

Finding 1 — callbacks/property not exposed on AppWindow — FIXED

src/ui/gui/appwindow.slint (now part of this PR, +10) declares:

• callback netplay_resume_session(string);
• callback netplay_save_session;
• in-out property netplay_is_host <=> NetplayWaitData.is_host;
• in-out property netplay_resyncing <=> NetplayWaitData.resyncing;

and forwards save_session / resume_session(rom_dir) at the NetplayWait / NetplayCreate instantiation sites, exactly like the existing netplay callbacks (appwindow.slint lines 48-56 pattern).

Finding 2 — rfd::AsyncFilePicker does not exist — FIXED

The resume picker now uses rfd::AsyncFileDialog::new() (.add_filter / .set_directory / .pick_file().await all exist on it) and consumes the returned FileHandle via .path().display() — the same pattern the repo already uses in four places in src/ui/gui.rs (740/742/758/773). rfd stays pinned at 0.17 (resolved 0.17.2).

Finding 3 — stubs + host ordering

• Host detection is no longer a one-shot guess when the wait window opens. is_host is now recomputed on every ResponseSession lobby update: local player_name == players[0] (session creator registered first), so a lobby reorder can no longer silently attach the host badge to the wrong peer.
• Sequencing stated in the PR body: this UI PR lands first; Save Session activates with PR #13 (issue #3 — host save to disk), Resume Session with PR #18 (issue #4 — reload + rebroadcast). Both remain open; the buttons are staged placeholders until then (short onscreen message), not inert-on-main indefinitely.

Gate evidence (merge result — this branch sits directly on origin/main)

• git diff --check: clean
• ./scripts/gate.sh -> GATE_OK
  • step 1/3 cargo check --all-targets: exit 0
  • step 2/3 cargo test --no-run: both test binaries link
  • step 3/3 cargo test --lib: ok
• PR re-fetched after push: state=open, merged=false, head=issue-8 @ 98d9c6f, base=main, mergeable=true, 5 changed files (+100 -0), no conflicts.

The linked issue #8 stays in-review; ready for manual review.

[worker-bounce-fix attempt 1] Head pushed: `98d9c6f` on `issue-8`, rebased onto current `origin/main` (`8a46ac5`, includes the #16 gate). Rebased history landed through the force-with-lease bridge (lease `0ac1cfb`). ### Finding 1 — callbacks/property not exposed on `AppWindow` — FIXED `src/ui/gui/appwindow.slint` (now part of this PR, +10) declares: - `callback netplay_resume_session(string);` - `callback netplay_save_session;` - `in-out property netplay_is_host <=> NetplayWaitData.is_host;` - `in-out property netplay_resyncing <=> NetplayWaitData.resyncing;` and forwards `save_session` / `resume_session(rom_dir)` at the NetplayWait / NetplayCreate instantiation sites, exactly like the existing netplay callbacks (`appwindow.slint` lines 48-56 pattern). ### Finding 2 — `rfd::AsyncFilePicker` does not exist — FIXED The resume picker now uses `rfd::AsyncFileDialog::new()` (`.add_filter` / `.set_directory` / `.pick_file().await` all exist on it) and consumes the returned `FileHandle` via `.path().display()` — the same pattern the repo already uses in four places in `src/ui/gui.rs` (740/742/758/773). `rfd` stays pinned at 0.17 (resolved 0.17.2). ### Finding 3 — stubs + host ordering - Host detection is no longer a one-shot guess when the wait window opens. `is_host` is now recomputed on every `ResponseSession` lobby update: local `player_name == players[0]` (session creator registered first), so a lobby reorder can no longer silently attach the host badge to the wrong peer. - Sequencing stated in the PR body: this UI PR lands first; Save Session activates with PR #13 (issue #3 — host save to disk), Resume Session with PR #18 (issue #4 — reload + rebroadcast). Both remain open; the buttons are staged placeholders until then (short onscreen message), not inert-on-main indefinitely. ### Gate evidence (merge result — this branch sits directly on `origin/main`) - `git diff --check`: clean - `./scripts/gate.sh` -> **GATE_OK** - step 1/3 `cargo check --all-targets`: exit 0 - step 2/3 `cargo test --no-run`: both test binaries link - step 3/3 `cargo test --lib`: ok - PR re-fetched after push: `state=open`, `merged=false`, `head=issue-8 @ 98d9c6f`, `base=main`, `mergeable=true`, 5 changed files (+100 -0), no conflicts. The linked issue #8 stays in-review; ready for manual review.

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Allow savestate creation/loading during netplay (#2) #15

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Fix GGRS frame counter reset after state load (#5) #9

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Merged - gated green against the CURRENT main, after I first gated it against the wrong one

The gate

base = origin/main c5609be   (post !21/!22/!14)
merge origin/issue-8 -> clean, 0 conflicts
GATE step 1/3: cargo check --all-targets
GATE step 2/3: cargo test --no-run
GATE step 3/3: cargo test --lib
test result: ok. 4 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; finished in 119.03s
GATE_OK

Worth recording how nearly I got this wrong. My first run of this gate
reported GATE_OK with step 3 at 0 passed. That looked fine and was
meaningless: the warm clone had fetched the local main branch of the
Windows checkout, which was still at 8a46ac5 - the pre-merge base. A stale
merge base does not conflict and does not error, it just silently verifies a
tree nobody is proposing. The 0 passed was the tell (current main runs 4
tests since !14), so I re-fetched and re-ran. The result above is the real one.

These controls are deliberately inert, and I am merging them anyway

Both callbacks currently surface a message rather than doing the work:

ui::video::onscreen_message("Resume session not yet implemented (#3)", ...);
ui::video::onscreen_message("Save session not yet implemented (#3)", ...);

That is #8's scope as written - the UI was split from the backend (#3/#4) on
purpose - and it degrades honestly rather than silently doing nothing. The
backend is currently held by #23, so main will carry visible-but-inert
controls until that clears. I am flagging that as a real consequence, not
hiding it: whoever implements #3/#4 must delete both strings, and the inline
TODO: #3 comments sit exactly where they will be found.

The reason to land this now rather than waiting for the backend

!18 embeds a stale copy of this branch. git merge-base --is-ancestor origin/issue-8 origin/issue-4 is false - !12 has moved 6 commits past
what !18 absorbed, including 98d9c6f "Fix review findings: expose netplay callbacks on AppWindow, use rfd::AsyncFileDialog, set is_host on lobby update".

So if !18 had landed first it would have reinstated the pre-review version of
these files. Landing !12 now makes main the authority on the slint layer and
turns a silent regression risk into an ordinary rebase for !18. That is the
substantive reason this one goes ahead of its own dependency.

Also checked

• rfd::AsyncFileDialog is used rather than the blocking dialog, so the file
  picker cannot stall the UI thread - that was the review fix in 98d9c6f.
• The .netplay-state filter matches the extension !13/!18 write, so the
  picker will point at real files once the backend exists.

## Merged - gated green against the CURRENT `main`, after I first gated it against the wrong one ### The gate ``` base = origin/main c5609be (post !21/!22/!14) merge origin/issue-8 -> clean, 0 conflicts GATE step 1/3: cargo check --all-targets GATE step 2/3: cargo test --no-run GATE step 3/3: cargo test --lib test result: ok. 4 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; finished in 119.03s GATE_OK ``` **Worth recording how nearly I got this wrong.** My first run of this gate reported `GATE_OK` with step 3 at `0 passed`. That looked fine and was meaningless: the warm clone had fetched the *local* `main` branch of the Windows checkout, which was still at `8a46ac5` - the pre-merge base. A stale merge base does not conflict and does not error, it just silently verifies a tree nobody is proposing. The `0 passed` was the tell (current `main` runs 4 tests since !14), so I re-fetched and re-ran. The result above is the real one. ### These controls are deliberately inert, and I am merging them anyway Both callbacks currently surface a message rather than doing the work: ```rust ui::video::onscreen_message("Resume session not yet implemented (#3)", ...); ui::video::onscreen_message("Save session not yet implemented (#3)", ...); ``` That is #8's scope as written - the UI was split from the backend (#3/#4) on purpose - and it degrades honestly rather than silently doing nothing. The backend is currently held by **#23**, so `main` will carry visible-but-inert controls until that clears. I am flagging that as a real consequence, not hiding it: whoever implements #3/#4 must delete both strings, and the inline `TODO: #3` comments sit exactly where they will be found. ### The reason to land this now rather than waiting for the backend !18 embeds a **stale copy** of this branch. `git merge-base --is-ancestor origin/issue-8 origin/issue-4` is **false** - !12 has moved 6 commits past what !18 absorbed, including `98d9c6f "Fix review findings: expose netplay callbacks on AppWindow, use rfd::AsyncFileDialog, set is_host on lobby update"`. So if !18 had landed first it would have reinstated the pre-review version of these files. Landing !12 now makes `main` the authority on the slint layer and turns a silent regression risk into an ordinary rebase for !18. That is the substantive reason this one goes ahead of its own dependency. ### Also checked - `rfd::AsyncFileDialog` is used rather than the blocking dialog, so the file picker cannot stall the UI thread - that was the review fix in `98d9c6f`. - The `.netplay-state` filter matches the extension !13/!18 write, so the picker will point at real files once the backend exists.

pbwraith merged commit 3bdbcd0402 into main 2026-08-26 09:14:19 +02:00

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