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In `@electron/ipc/cursor/hyprland.ts`:
- Around line 288-291: Pass the resolved platform from the capture guard to
getHyprlandRequestSocketPath instead of letting it default to process.platform.
Reuse one resolved platform value for both the Linux check and the socket-path
lookup so injected platform options work consistently.
- Line 301: Increase the evdev read buffer in the polling loop and continue
reading each device while a read fills the buffer; stop draining when a read
returns fewer bytes than the buffer capacity. Preserve the existing event
decoding and button-handler behavior for every chunk.
In `@electron/ipc/cursor/interaction.ts`:
- Around line 261-269: Update startInteractionCapture so it registers uiohook
mousedown and mouseup listeners only when no evdev device was opened; retain
those listeners as the fallback when every evdev open fails with EACCES, and
keep the evdev callbacks active when capture succeeds.
In `@electron/ipc/register/sourceMapping.ts`:
- Line 6: Update isLikelyLinuxWaylandSession to detect Wayland from
XDG_SESSION_TYPE and WAYLAND_DISPLAY rather than relying on the Ozone backend:
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I ran into the same problem on Hyprland 0.56 and went a different way for clicks that avoids the For the duration of the recording, register non-consuming binds on the mouse buttons that dispatch a custom event, then read them from socket2: hl.bind("mouse:272", hl.dsp.event("recordly-<pid>-down-1"), { non_consuming = true })
hl.bind("mouse:272", hl.dsp.event("recordly-<pid>-up-1"), { non_consuming = true, release = true })socket2 then emits Branch with the implementation (position via Happy to open it as a separate PR or send it as a patch against this one, whichever you prefer. |
Use non-consuming Lua binds and socket2 events with recording tokens and a compositor watchdog. Reuse disabled handles on Hyprland 0.55/0.56 because removal also deletes matching user bindings. Keep older compositor fallbacks and isolate stop/restart sessions. The socket2 click approach was suggested by @bernardopg on PR webadderallorg#1025. Existing Hyprland cursor work and attribution to @AlexSilva-dev are preserved.
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Review comments at @electron/ipc/cursor/hyprlandButtons.ts:
- Around line 183-186: Update the socket data handler’s oversized-line handling
so oversized Hyprland broadcasts are discarded through the next newline without
calling fail() or stopping click capture; apply this to both the complete-line
and unterminated-remainder checks. Preserve decoding of subsequent valid token
lines, and update the terminated=true test case to verify capture remains active
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- Around line 145-252: Update the test setup for the startup tests using
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Fixed in ec3877a. I've manually tested the updated Linux build and it's working. On supported Hyprland versions, clicks now use non-consuming Lua bindings and socket2 events, preserving existing shortcuts without needing The CodeRabbit findings are fixed, including long socket broadcasts and platform-dependent tests. The full suite passes with 1,450 tests and 6 macOS-native skips; the Linux AppImage build also passes. CI is awaiting maintainer approval. Thanks to bernardopg for the binding/socket2 suggestion and AlexSilva-dev for the original cursor implementation. |
Port the 19-file Hyprland contribution from PR webadderallorg#1025 onto the clean main history without reconnecting the removed historical ancestry. Preserve non-consuming bindings, watchdog renewal, fallback exclusivity, large-broadcast handling, and cursor/media timeline synchronization. Reconcile browser startup with main's cancellation guards: start once, wait for the media timeline, and discard failed or cancelled startup without persisting partial recordings. Add cancellation regression tests. Original PR head: ec3877a Previous contribution base: 1888428 Current main: 109ca3a Co-authored-by: AlexSilva-dev <alexdsilva.dev@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Eivind Jonassen <eivind.jonassen@gmail.com>
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Problem
On Hyprland/Wayland, Electron's X11 cursor APIs can return (0, 0), leaving the recorded cursor stationary and missing the click positions used for automatic zoom.
Change
Integrates the Hyprland cursor telemetry approach from #904 onto the current base. Hyprland IPC provides cursor coordinates. On Hyprland 0.55+ with the required Lua APIs, mouse-button capture uses non-consuming Lua bindings and token-scoped custom events over socket2, without reading
/dev/inputor changing device permissions.Six exact binding handles are disabled and reused between recordings until a compositor reload. Cleanup never calls broad key unbind or handle removal, which could also remove user bindings. A five-second watchdog disables the capture bindings after the last successful renewal if the process exits or cleanup fails; stopping immediately closes the local event socket. Registration and renewal are serialized, queued starts are cancelled after stop, and reload recovery rejects stale callbacks.
Older versions or unavailable capabilities retain the existing evdev/uiohook fallback and its device-access requirements. The primary and fallback paths are mutually exclusive to avoid duplicate clicks. The recording-start timestamp keeps cursor/click telemetry aligned with the media timeline, and portal capture avoids a duplicate countdown. Oversized unrelated socket2 broadcasts are discarded without stopping capture.
Credit: @AlexSilva-dev for the original implementation in #904. The focused patch against that PR remains at AlexSilva-dev#1. Thanks to @bernardopg for the non-consuming binding/socket2 proposal and for identifying the unsafe unbind cleanup.
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