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fix(shell): a hover on the window in front never reaches a card window behind it - #295
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The supervisor saw the kernel end (its stdout closing, or its exit status) and read the stderr tail at once, but stderr is copied into the tail by a task of its own. The line the kernel wrote just before it exited could still be in the pipe, so the reason lost it: CI's `a_kernel_that_dies_closes_its_connections_with_its_last_words` failed with "the kernel closed its output: fake kernel up", without the "asked to exit" the fake kernel wrote last. The tail is now read after the kernel is stopped and the stderr task has reached the end of the pipe (bounded at 2 s, for a process the kernel started that still holds the pipe). Failed reasons get the same complete tail. The test asks for the last words themselves, not just "exit". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… probes The glance tile tests register probe system apps (os.glancetile, os.glanceinput, os.glancequiet, os.glancesweep) in App Hub's system-app registry. That registry is process-wide, has no removal, and is the one `system_card_apps` lists, so a catalog test running after a glance test in the same process saw the probes as launcher rows: `bundled_apps_open_without_catalog_files_or_child_processes` failed its catalog comparison 7 of 10 times beside `glance_card::` on main, and `the_system_apps_ship_as_card_apps` compares the same list. Tests now register their system apps through `apps::test_system_apps::register`, which notes the id before it registers it, and the tests of the build's own catalog leave noted ids out. Production code is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`approvals::tests::the_relay_gets_decisions_made_before_it_was_installed` began with `init_memory()`, which replaces the shell's process-wide approvals with empty ones. Every consent a test running beside it had given was gone. `app_chat::tests::the_panel_opens_a_sharing_context_and_sends_person_turns_there` allows its app, then reads `agents::line()`, which reports a peer slug only while the app is allowed. Beside `approvals::` it failed 50 of 50 runs with `peer_slug: null`. The same test also installed its recording relay into the shared approvals, where it would take other tests' decisions. The relay seam (`approval_requested`, `set_relay`, `bus_requested`) is now methods on `Approvals`. The free functions call them on the shell's approvals, as before. The test builds `Approvals::memory()` and never touches the shared one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…the whole connect's `a_jail_only_app_reads_its_jail_and_is_refused_everything_else` failed on GitHub's macOS 14 runners with "the hub is reachable: " and nothing after it: the sandboxed `nc -z` exited 1 without a word, because nc prints why a connect failed only with `-v`. Its exit status says only that the connect did not complete. A sandbox refusal and a refusal past the sandbox (no listener on the port then, the network stack) look the same, though only the first is what this test is about. Closing the hub's listener before the probe reproduces the CI message exactly. The probe now runs `nc -v -n` and the test reads what nc says. The hub fails only on the sandbox's own refusal (EPERM from Seatbelt and seccomp, EACCES from Landlock), or when nc never reported a connect at all. A refusal past the sandbox is printed and passes. Any other port must now be refused by the sandbox itself, not just fail, which the old check could not tell apart. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
octos#2675 makes session/hydrate rows name their tool calls: a tool row carries tool_call_id and tool_name, an assistant row its tool_calls. The shell's system chat and "Ask <app>" panel already read tool_call_id and name/tool_name, and the broker's merged history passes rows through, so reloaded tool rows now show their tool's name instead of "tool". The two-lane scenario checks it against the real kernel: News's agent's news_share call in the panel's reloaded history, and the system chat's peer_send_input. The pin also brings #2261, #2664, #2665, #2669, #2671 and #2672. octos-core, octos-cli, octos-research and the kernel artifact move together; Cargo.lock changes only the 17 octos source lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…w behind it A module tile claimed presses but never a hover. A mouse move over a part of a card window that takes no hover (Mail's empty page) went on to the tile behind unclaimed, and the app there took it: a News button under Mail lit up and showed its hand cursor. A tile behind also handed its app every move, claimed or not, as it handed presses before #277. The live tile now treats a hover (a mouse move with no button held) the way #277 treats a press. A hover inside it that none of its app's widgets took is the tile's, and one a window in front already took is let by, so its app never sees it. The one exception is the move that leaves a widget of the app still holding the hover: it reaches the root, so that widget sees its hover end, and being claimed it lets no other hover start. The closed face of a stopped app claims a hover inside it too. Moves with a button held (drags) pass as before, so captures keep working. Tests, in module_input_tests.rs: a hover on the window in front never reaches the app behind; makepad's Button behind it never lights up or shows its hand; a hover on a stopped face never reaches the app behind it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merged in a merge train; local CI (Mac with rom toolchain + --linux-host) passed on the train head 72e5d55, which contains this PR.
The train was #291, #293, #297, #294, #298, #295, #296, #299, #300 and #292, on main f6678b5. After the last merge, main 301be0c has the tested head's tree. |
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Follow-up to #277. Its "Found on the way" noted that hover still passes through a module tile.
Cause
News and Mail are script apps, hosted in-process as module tiles (
MpModuleView,crates/shell/src/module_view.rs). The desk offers every pointer event to its tiles topmost first (desk.rs,WmDesk::handle_event). Makepad's hit tests are a first-wins claim (handled).event.hits…, found the move unclaimed and took it. A tab button (ButtonFlat) under Mail lit up (hover.on) and asked for its hand cursor. A text field there would show its I-beam.A process tile never had this problem. Its
event.hits(cx, self.area)claims a hover over it and never yields one that another area claimed.Fix
crates/shell/src/module_view.rsnow treats a hover the way #277 treats a press. A hover is a mouse move with no button held (hover_claim).hoveredrecords that one of the app's widgets took the last move. That move still reaches the root, so the widget sees its hover end. The move is claimed, so it starts no other hover.Tests
New unit tests in
crates/shell/src/module_input_tests.rsuse #277's cascaded tiles and its front-to-back offer. They need no kernel and no display. The probe there now also counts the hovers that reach it and the hovers it takes. It takes them through the same hit test that a Button or a GestureView uses.a_hover_on_the_window_in_front_never_reaches_the_app_behind: a hover on Mail where Mail takes none. Mail's app sees it, News's app never does, and the move leaves Mail claimed.a_button_behind_the_window_in_front_never_lights_up_under_it: makepad's ownButtonas News's root. Under Mail it neither lights up nor sets the hand cursor. Where it is uncovered, it does both.a_hover_on_a_stopped_face_never_reaches_the_app_behind: the closed face takes the hover. Clear of the face, the app under it takes the hover.module_view.rs:only_a_mouse_move_with_no_button_held_is_a_hover_to_claim.Everything below ran on the Linux build host.
#277's head plus only the new tests (no fix): all 3 new tests fail, each at its bug assertion.
(1, 1)where(0, 0)is expected.HandwhereDefaultis expected.(1, 1).With the fix, at 9764139 on main cf526f4 (the merge of #277): the checks ran on 8accfcc1, the same change on #277's rebased head d030129. The two commits have the same tree, as main and d030129 do.
phone/:cargo test --locked --features mobile-apps -p octosense-shell module_inputgives 7 passed, and themodule_view::tests 3 passed.phone/:cargo test --locked --features mobile-apps -p octosense-shellgives 797 passed, 0 failed.desktop/:cargo check --locked -p octosense, the same with--features mobile-apps, andbash ../tools/check-shell-graph.sh -p octosense.python3 tools/setup.py --check --cargo.module_inputandmodule_view::tests pass, 11 of them.Instrument, before and after
The table is the run on main's tree (#277's rebased head d030129) and on 8accfcc1. An earlier run on #277's original head 6524358 gave the same results.
Setup:
weston --backend=headless --renderer=pixman --idle-time=0with makepad's Wayland backend (llvmpipe).cargo build --release --locked -p octosense, driven over--remote.MAKEPAD_WRITE_FRAMEBUFFER_PNG. Each run used a fresh scratch home and the mock model.The run:
ButtonFlatthat takes a 4 % dark tint while hovered. Its left part shows beside Mail and its right part lies under Mail.Not run: a real display or a physical mouse. The frames do not show the pointer, so the hand cursor is covered only by the unit test (
cx.mouse_cursor()).🤖 Generated with Claude Code