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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe recomp frontend now supports Apple Silicon macOS. It adds platform detection, native setup selection, ChangesNative Apple Silicon recomp support
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participant User
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User->>Settings: enable and launch WiiCompiled
Settings->>RecompInstallService: select and install macOS setup
RecompInstallService-->>Settings: return validated setup
Settings->>RecompProcessRunner: launch .run with paths
RecompProcessRunner->>RecompProcessRunner: pass literal arguments
User->>RecompProcessRunner: request cancellation
RecompProcessRunner->>RecompProcessRunner: write cancellation file and clean it
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Uninstall can race with another WiiCompiled operation and delete files that operation is actively using or building, potentially leaving the installation corrupted. This should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@WheelWizard/Features/Recomp/RecompExtensions.cs`:
- Around line 10-11: Update the XML documentation near
ISettingsManager.IsRecompModeActive() to replace “there” with “elsewhere,”
accurately describing that the registrations do not resolve on unsupported
platforms while preserving the existing supported-platform statement.
In `@WheelWizard/Features/Recomp/RecompInstallService.cs`:
- Around line 518-519: Replace the IsInstallationBusy() preflight in the
uninstall flow with a backend-supported reservation operation that atomically
excludes other WiiCompiled operations and remains held through all uninstall
cleanup and deletes. Ensure the reservation is released on every success and
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make uninstall exclusion atomic.
Line 518 only probes the backend lock. IsInstallationBusy() releases its probe handle before cleanup starts. Another WiiCompiled operation can acquire the lock after this check and before the deletes run. The uninstall can then remove files that the new operation is building or using.
Use a backend-supported operation that reserves the installation for uninstall and holds that reservation through cleanup. A preflight busy check is not sufficient.
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In `@WheelWizard/Features/Recomp/RecompInstallService.cs` around lines 518 - 519,
Replace the IsInstallationBusy() preflight in the uninstall flow with a
backend-supported reservation operation that atomically excludes other
WiiCompiled operations and remains held through all uninstall cleanup and
deletes. Ensure the reservation is released on every success and failure path,
while preserving the existing InstallationBusyMessage behavior when acquisition
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WiiCompiled publishes a Linux AppImage since v0.2.26, but the recomp integration was gated behind OperatingSystem.IsWindows(). The AppImage does not speak the Windows setup's command-line contract (subcommands, its own install-state.json without a setup version, no --check-products report), so this adds a Linux implementation of IRecompInstallService that drives the AppImage as it exists today, with no change required on the WiiCompiled side. - RecompPlatform: platform gate and per-architecture release asset, shaped like the one in TeamWheelWizard#371 so both merge cleanly. The three IsWindows() gates now use it. On a Linux Flatpak the option is shown disabled with an explanation instead of hidden. - RecompSetupHostAcquirer: release lookup, download, chmod +x and --version verification, extracted verbatim from RecompInstallService and shared by both platform services. - RecompLinuxInstallService: install --game for a new release, incremental install (no --game) for repairs and Retro Rewind updates, launch-retro, uninstall. Wheel Wizard keeps a copy of the AppImage and writes the v1 install-state.json itself, so RecompInstallState, the payload policy and the status resolver are reused unchanged. - RecompLinuxProductInspector: rebuilds the --check-products report from the AppImage's install-state.json and each product's local-build.json, hashing Retro Rewind's Code.pul to detect a stale build. Fails closed. - RecompProcessRunner: SIGTERM for cooperative cancellation on Linux, and a one-time APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN retry when FUSE is unavailable. - Config.toml, install locations and offered graphics APIs follow the AppImage's XDG layout on Linux. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ki69Dhd97vBx2R3131dfin
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WiiCompiled publishes a Linux AppImage since v0.2.26, but the recomp integration was gated behind OperatingSystem.IsWindows(). The AppImage does not speak the Windows setup's command-line contract (subcommands, its own install-state.json without a setup version, no --check-products report), so this adds a Linux implementation of IRecompInstallService that drives the AppImage as it exists today, with no change required on the WiiCompiled side. - RecompPlatform: platform gate and per-architecture release asset, shaped like the one in TeamWheelWizard#371 so both merge cleanly. The three IsWindows() gates now use it. On a Linux Flatpak the option is shown disabled with an explanation instead of hidden. - RecompSetupHostAcquirer: release lookup, download, chmod +x and --version verification, extracted verbatim from RecompInstallService and shared by both platform services. - RecompLinuxInstallService: install --game for a new release, incremental install (no --game) for repairs and Retro Rewind updates, launch-retro, uninstall. Wheel Wizard keeps a copy of the AppImage and writes the v1 install-state.json itself, so RecompInstallState, the payload policy and the status resolver are reused unchanged. - RecompLinuxProductInspector: rebuilds the --check-products report from the AppImage's install-state.json and each product's local-build.json, hashing Retro Rewind's Code.pul to detect a stale build. Fails closed. - RecompProcessRunner: SIGTERM for cooperative cancellation on Linux, and a one-time APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN retry when FUSE is unavailable. - Config.toml, install locations and offered graphics APIs follow the AppImage's XDG layout on Linux. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* Merge pull request #310 from TeamWheelWizard/fix/atomic-save-writes fix: write RFL_DB.dat and rksys.dat atomically * Enable WiiCompiled on Linux through the AppImage WiiCompiled publishes a Linux AppImage since v0.2.26, but the recomp integration was gated behind OperatingSystem.IsWindows(). The AppImage does not speak the Windows setup's command-line contract (subcommands, its own install-state.json without a setup version, no --check-products report), so this adds a Linux implementation of IRecompInstallService that drives the AppImage as it exists today, with no change required on the WiiCompiled side. - RecompPlatform: platform gate and per-architecture release asset, shaped like the one in #371 so both merge cleanly. The three IsWindows() gates now use it. On a Linux Flatpak the option is shown disabled with an explanation instead of hidden. - RecompSetupHostAcquirer: release lookup, download, chmod +x and --version verification, extracted verbatim from RecompInstallService and shared by both platform services. - RecompLinuxInstallService: install --game for a new release, incremental install (no --game) for repairs and Retro Rewind updates, launch-retro, uninstall. Wheel Wizard keeps a copy of the AppImage and writes the v1 install-state.json itself, so RecompInstallState, the payload policy and the status resolver are reused unchanged. - RecompLinuxProductInspector: rebuilds the --check-products report from the AppImage's install-state.json and each product's local-build.json, hashing Retro Rewind's Code.pul to detect a stale build. Fails closed. - RecompProcessRunner: SIGTERM for cooperative cancellation on Linux, and a one-time APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN retry when FUSE is unavailable. - Config.toml, install locations and offered graphics APIs follow the AppImage's XDG layout on Linux. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Read a null product list in the AppImage state as nothing built An explicit "Products": null in the AppImage's install-state.json used to overwrite the empty-list initializer on deserialization and make the product inspection throw instead of reporting both products absent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Always run the AppImage unpacked and drop the Flatpak special-casing Review feedback: FUSE is nothing to rely on and the Wheel Wizard Flatpak will run the AppImage inside its sandbox, so APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN=1 is now set on every AppImage invocation (no FUSE attempt, no retry) and the IsLinuxFlatpak gate, the disabled toggle and its helper text are gone. Running unpacked also exposed that the AppImage runtime does not forward SIGTERM to the setup it starts: signalling only the runtime left the setup and its build orphaned. Cancellation now lists the whole process tree from /proc first, signals every process in it, waits for the redirected streams to close (which is when the setup's terminal result line has been read) and only then falls back to SIGKILL. Verified against a real install: the setup reports "cancelled" within 0.1 s and nothing is left running. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add platform-specific helper text for Dolphin path setting * Pass setup arguments through ArgumentList and drop the platform quoting Review feedback: neither command builder should own a quoting scheme. IRecompProcessRunner.RunAsync now takes the argument vector as separate values and feeds ProcessStartInfo.ArgumentList, so both builders return plain lists and the Windows and Linux Quote helpers are gone. Tests assert the vectors instead of a joined string. Also from the review of the runner: - APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN is keyed on the .AppImage extension of the file being run, not on !IsWindows(). - The process tree is read through `ps -e -o pid=,ppid=` instead of /proc, which works the same on Linux and macOS (.NET exposes no parent id). - The forced stop uses Process.Kill(entireProcessTree) for the root's own tree; descendants the AppImage runtime already orphaned are stopped through Process.GetProcessById(..).Kill(), since Kill(entireProcessTree) cannot see them once they are reparented. No more libc SIGKILL. Verified on a real install: cancelling still makes the setup write its "cancelled" result line and leaves nothing running. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * clean up old versions (#360) * Beep boop make app 4/5 smaller * Update BundleExtractionCleanupService.cs * docs(README): Add requirements chapter (#339) * docs(README): Add requirements chapter * docs(README): Add vanilla Mario Kart Wii to table * docs(README): Fix unnecessary dot * Revert "docs(README): Add vanilla Mario Kart Wii to table" This reverts commit 8553a7f. * docs: Make Wiicompiled region more clear * feat(flatpak): Add support for a Flatpak setup with bundled Dolphin (#395) * feat(flatpak): Add support for a Flatpak setup with bundled Dolphin * fix: Pin the `dolphin-emu-wrapper` to `/app/bin` to avoid overrides * fix: Guard against early validation return in the Flatpak case * refactor: Include the Flatpak condition in `IsLinuxDolphinConfigSplit()` * fix: Gate config dir equality check behind not being empty * fix: Make user folder app ID extraction home dir-relative * fix: Return even earlier in `TryFindPortableUserFolderPath()` for the Flatpak * fix: Remove offending `~/.dolphin-emu` to be able to let validation pass --------- Co-authored-by: Thomas Czerwonka <thomas.czerwonka@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: swindlesmccoop <swindlesmccoop@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: matellush <202132988+matellush@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: TheJanzap <16736682+TheJanzap@users.noreply.github.com>
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Wondering if macOS support could be added all the way down to 12 given that WiiCompiled added support for that recently: patchzyy/Wiicompiled#122 |
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Purpose of this PR:
Add native WiiCompiled support to WheelWizard on Apple Silicon Macs, bringing the existing Windows integration to macOS 14+ ARM64.
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./build-native-mac.shon an Apple Silicon Mac.release/WheelWizard.app.RMCP01disc image.dotnet test WheelWizard.Test -p:CSharpier_Bypass=true.What Has Been Changed:
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