fix(zapscript): resolve **control launchers through the launcher cache - #1388
fix(zapscript): resolve **control launchers through the launcher cache#1388wizzomafizzo wants to merge 3 commits into
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cmdControl scanned Platform.Launchers for the active media's launcher ID. The native-audio launcher is built at service startup, because it needs the playback manager injected, and is passed to the launcher cache as an extra, so it never appears in that list. Every **control action against native audio failed with "launcher not found: native-audio" while media.control, which resolves through the cache, worked. Add a LauncherResolver interface in pkg/platforms and a LauncherCache field on CmdEnv, set from helpers.GlobalLauncherCache at the single construction site. pkg/platforms cannot import pkg/helpers, since helpers already imports platforms, hence the interface. The lookup is now case-insensitive, matching the cache and the API path, and the launchables virtual launchers resolve too, reporting "no control capabilities" rather than "launcher not found".
Native audio has no OS process, so no platform tracker notices an explicit stop, and the drain callback only fires for tracks that end on their own. Only the API handler cleared active media, so **control:stop stopped playback while the daemon kept reporting the track as playing. Move the clear into the native-audio stop control, wired with the same guard the drain callback uses: only clear if native audio still owns active media, so a game started out-of-band is not clobbered. The API handler keeps the background-slot branch, which also has to clear the background playlist.
Refresh called Initialize with no extras, so it rebuilt the cache without the launchers the platform cannot construct itself. After a launchers.refresh or a MiSTer RBF rescan, native audio was gone from the cache and every control action for it failed with "launcher not found: native-audio", leaving a playing track with no way to pause or stop it through the API. Reproduced on 2.17.0. Retain the extras handed to Initialize and reapply them on Refresh.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change preserves extra launchers during cache refreshes, moves native-audio primary-media cleanup into the stop control, and makes ZapScript resolve launchers through the complete launcher cache. ChangesLauncher control flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A stop racing with a new native-audio launch can clear the replacement track’s visible state while playback continues, leaving audio active but unavailable to normal controls. The PR is not merge-ready until this ownership race is fixed or explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@pkg/service/service.go`:
- Around line 216-220: Update the active-media cleanup flow around ActiveMedia
and SetActiveMedia so the ownership check and clear are atomic. Ensure the clear
is conditional on the same native-audio media instance or generation observed
before stopping, preventing a concurrent media start from being cleared;
preserve the existing no-op behavior for non-native or absent media.
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| media := svc.State.ActiveMedia() | ||
| if media == nil || media.LauncherID != platforms.NativeAudioLauncherID { | ||
| return | ||
| } | ||
| svc.State.SetActiveMedia(nil) |
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Make the active-media ownership check atomic.
Lines 216 and 220 perform a separate read and clear. A concurrent media start can replace native-audio media after the read. The helper then clears the new active media after an unrelated stop.
Associate the clear with the stopped media generation or perform a conditional clear under the state lock.
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In `@pkg/service/service.go` around lines 216 - 220, Update the active-media
cleanup flow around ActiveMedia and SetActiveMedia so the ownership check and
clear are atomic. Ensure the clear is conditional on the same native-audio media
instance or generation observed before stopping, preventing a concurrent media
start from being cleared; preserve the existing no-op behavior for non-native or
absent media.
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cmdControlresolved the active media's launcher by scanningPlatform.Launchers, which never contains the native-audio launcher: it is built at service startup so the playback manager can be injected, and reaches the launcher cache as an extra. Every**controlaction against native audio failed withlauncher not found: native-audiowhilemedia.control, which resolves through the cache, worked.LauncherResolverinterface inpkg/platformsand aLauncherCachefield onCmdEnv, populated fromhelpers.GlobalLauncherCacheat the single construction site.pkg/platformscannot importpkg/helpersbecause helpers already imports platforms, hence the interface rather than the concrete type.**control, as the cache and the API control path already do, and thelaunchablesvirtual launchers resolve too, reportingno control capabilitiesinstead oflauncher not found.**control:stopstopped native audio without clearing active media, so the daemon kept reporting the track as playing. The clear moves into the native-audio stop control, guarded the same way the drain callback is, so both**controlandmedia.controlget it; the API handler keeps the background-slot branch because that also clears the background playlist.LauncherCache.RefreshcalledInitializewith no extras, dropping every launcher the platform cannot build itself. After alaunchers.refreshor a MiSTer RBF rescan, native audio was absent from the cache and evenmedia.controlfailed, leaving a playing track with no way to pause or stop it through the API. Reproduced on 2.17.0. Refresh now reapplies the extras registered byInitialize.Closes #1386
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