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feat(capture): a foldable simulator's stream shows the panel in use and switches on a fold - #1536
Implement: fix 3 done (6f8919b), main merged up the stack (21ed896) Review: fix-check passed on 6f8919b, R6–R8 fixed Hardware: B4, B6, B7 pass on 6f8919b Gate: waiting for the stack
Next: CI on 21ed896, then the stack waits for #1535
Assumptions
Assumption: the sampler reads a panel's screenshot from a temp file, not - — simctl io screenshot … - writes a file named - and prints nothing to stdout (measured on Xcode 27), so the file is the smallest change that still reads the same picture.
Assumption: who sends the keyframe after a size change — the encoder's own; the rescale forces none.
Assumption: a new B7 case or the existing one — B7 extends the existing first iPhone 16 case (one meta frame over the opening and the 35 s still stream, no simctl … log child).
Assumption: where "within 5 s of the fold command" starts — at the start of agent-device fold, the stricter reading.
Assumption: which panel is the cover — a role is set only on a two-panel device (the smaller is the cover); with more than two the follower takes the first panel and logs one line.
Done when
swift test --package-path vendor/screen-capture passes, with B1, B2, B3, B5 and the watchdog part of B6 in it. — run by the build, audit and every fix run, the last on 6f8919b (WatchdogTests 3/3), and in CI on a4ca4a8
toolchain.md's machine-check table has the "iOS foldable" row X14 names. — checked by the audit; claims review rounds 1 and 2
Slow lane, iOS foldable (toolchain.md row): scripts/slow-e2e.sh e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts passes, with no case skipped (B4, B6). — 2/2 passed on 3f08d70 and again on 6f8919b (2026-11-12, run with SIMLOCK_SLOW_MIN_FREE_GIB=10, maintainer approved)
pnpm build copies the rebuilt simlock-screen-capture, and pnpm test:changed passes. — the slow lane's pnpm build copied the helper to dist/bin/simlock-screen-capture on 6f8919b; pnpm test:changed passed in the audit (1343/1343); CI on 21ed896 pending
website/src/content/docs/docs/using-devices/watching-the-screen.mdx, the OpenAPI descriptions of simlock-stream-width and simlock-stream-height, src/drivers/ios/AGENTS.md, vendor/screen-capture/NOTICE.md and docs/internal/agent-rules/toolchain.md say what the rows say. — checked by the audit; claims review rounds 1 and 2 and the fix-checks on a4ca4a8 and 6f8919b
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Walkthrough
The simulator capture program now discovers and follows foldable panels, rotates matching frames, and updates the selected capture size. The encoder rebuilds its scaler and emits metadata when frame dimensions change. New Swift tests cover panel behavior, watchdogs, and dimension changes. New slow end-to-end tests check fold and unfold streaming and shutdown. Documentation describes stream dimensions, foldable test requirements, and known limitations.
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 3f08d
Several previously raised concerns remain open: possible frame loss when panel rotation fails, panel sizes applied out of order, and e2e tests that can signal an unrelated capture process. The hardware slow-lane tests also have not passed for this change. Resolve or accept these before merging.
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Stack view: #1532 (reviewed) adds ADR 0075 only, with no code. The code for #1534 is in #1536 (current PR). Objectives per issue #1534: [B1, B2, B3, B5] Partially addressed. The current PR adds `Panel…
Provide: (1) a passing scripts/slow-e2e.sh e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts run at the reviewed head with no case skipped, covering B4 (folded and unfolded lit panel, dimensions, unfold/fold switches with three meta frames, and the decoded-f…
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The title states the main change: a foldable simulator's stream shows the active panel and switches panels on a fold. The raw summary covers panel discovery, active-panel selection and following, and …
Out of Scope Changes check
The changes introduced by this PR map to #1534 objectives. Swift panel discovery, follower, and rescale changes implement B1 to B3 and B5. The watchdog and Lifecycle.swift changes implement B6. `Wir…
Description check
The description ties directly to the changeset. It names issue #1534 and reports status for the foldable-simulator stream work. It covers the Swift test target, slow-lane device tests, and doc updates…
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The title states the main change: a foldable simulator's stream shows the active panel and switches panels on a fold. The raw summary covers panel discovery, active-panel selection and following, and the stream behavior, so the title matches the changeset. It is a single sentence of 15 words, which is somewhat long but specific.
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The changes introduced by this PR map to #1534 objectives. Swift panel discovery, follower, and rescale changes implement B1 to B3 and B5. The watchdog and Lifecycle.swift changes implement B6. Wire.sink and the SimlockCaptureTests target support those tests. Documentation changes in watching-the-screen.mdx, src/stream/definition.ts, src/drivers/ios/AGENTS.md, vendor/screen-capture/NOTICE.md, and toolchain.md are the doc rows the issue names. e2e/slow-ios-stream.test.ts changes implement B7. The summary reports no tap, input-helper, or shared-capture (#602) change. The current PR does not appear to change taps or the input helper. The summary is the only evidence for this, and no file-level inspection was made.
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The description ties directly to the changeset. It names issue #1534 and reports status for the foldable-simulator stream work. It covers the Swift test target, slow-lane device tests, and doc updates in the diff. It is detailed and relevant, though it is also dense with internal review-ledger terms.
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Stack view: #1532 (reviewed) adds ADR 0075 only, with no code. The code for #1534 is in #1536 (current PR). Objectives per issue #1534: [B1, B2, B3, B5] Partially addressed. The current PR adds Panels.swift, PanelFollower, the rescale path in Lifecycle.swift, the Wire.sink test hook, and Swift tests (PanelsTests, PanelFollowerTests, EncodeLoopTests, WatchdogTests). The author reports these pass in CI on a4ca4a8, and the 5/5 runs. Not yet confirmed at the reviewed head 3f08d70 after the fix runs. [B6] Partially addressed. The watchdog unit test passes per the author. The slow-lane child-cleanup case in e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts was not run. [B4] Uncertain. Hardware runs: two B4 failures on 2026-11-12, with switch times of 4004 ms and 3860 ms. The test threshold recorded in the PR is 3000 ms, but issue #1534 requires 5 s. The measured times are within 5 s, so the failure may come from the test threshold rather than the feature. The fold-switch panel and lighting checks in B4 were not reported as passing. [B7] Uncertain. The author reports hardware B7 pass. The slow-lane e2e/slow-ios-stream.test.ts run was not performed. Stack result: no objective is fully addressed with current confirmed evidence.
Resolution
Provide: (1) a passing scripts/slow-e2e.sh e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts run at the reviewed head with no case skipped, covering B4 (folded and unfolded lit panel, dimensions, unfold/fold switches with three meta frames, and the decoded-frame match against the display 3 screenshot) and B6 (log children end on stdin close, SIGTERM and SIGKILL); (2) a passing scripts/slow-e2e.sh e2e/slow-ios-stream.test.ts run for B7; (3) confirmation that the B4 switch threshold in the test matches issue #1534 (5 s from the fold, not 3 s), with the measured timing from a run on a host that is not under disk pressure; (4) a passing swift test --package-path vendor/screen-capture run at 3f08d70, or CI evidence for that head, because the reported passes cite a4ca4a8.
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code: website/src/content/docs/docs/using-devices/watching-the-screen.mdx:79 "So does an iOS simulator's … whenever its picture changes size" is true but reads as if a rotated iPhone simulator's stream follows the rotation, which the feature's X11 row says it does not.
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src/drivers/ios/AGENTS.md: 1
60-60: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Distinguish Swift coverage from real-simulator validation.
“Only a Duo’s panel switch is proven” implies validation of the device behavior. The PR objectives say the foldable slow lane was not run. State that Swift tests cover the switch and that real-simulator behavior still needs validation.
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Review comment at @src/drivers/ios/AGENTS.md at line 60:
Update the validation statement in AGENTS.md to clarify that Swift tests cover the Duo panel switch, but real-simulator behavior has not yet been validated; do not imply that the foldable slow lane or device behavior was tested.
92-92: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Wait for fake-clock registration instead of elapsed time.
If a background sleep starts after settle() returns, FakeClock.advance moves now before the sleeper records its deadline. The restart and silence tests can then fail even when PanelFollower behaves correctly. Give FakeClock a way to signal that the expected sleeper has registered, and await that signal before advancing time. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @vendor/screen-capture/Tests/SimlockCaptureTests/PanelFollowerTests.swift at line 92:
Replace the elapsed-time polling in settle() with a FakeClock registration signal, and have the restart and silence tests await confirmation that the expected sleeper has registered before calling FakeClock.advance. Preserve the tests’ existing timing expectations while removing reliance on sleeps to coordinate background tasks.
e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts: 1
396-396: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Start the switch deadline at the pose change, not at the fold command.
foldedAt is recorded before fold(pose) runs. fold() waits for the whole agent-device fold process to exit, so the measured interval includes the command's run time. A slow command can make the test fail even when the stream switches promptly after the pose changes.
Use the same reference point as the requirement. If the requirement counts from the pose change, the test needs a timestamp of the confirmed pose change. Moving foldedAt to after fold() returns would not give that timestamp, and it would remove any command time from the bound. Confirm how the requirement defines its start point before changing the measurement.
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Review comment at @e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts at line 396:
Update the foldedAt measurement around fold(pose) so the switch deadline starts at the requirement’s defined pose-change point; establish how the test confirms that pose change and timestamp that confirmation. Do not use the fold command’s start time or assume its completion marks the pose change.
118-118: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Make the fallback reports atomic with live-move reports.
The check and the report run under separate lock acquisitions. A live move can land between them. The sampled panel from line 118, or the boot-log panel from lines 128-130, can then overwrite that newer move. The stream stays on the wrong panel until the next fold.
- if !heardMove, let role = lines.reversed().lazy.compactMap({ Panels.primary(inLogLine: $0) }).first,+ if let role = lines.reversed().lazy.compactMap({ Panels.primary(inLogLine: $0) }).first,
let panel = panels.first(where: { $0.role == role }) {
- report(panel)+ reportUnlessMoveHeard(panel)
}
/// Hands the panel on unless it is the one already reported.
private func report(_ panel: Panel) {
lock.lock()
let changed = current != panel && !stopped
if changed { current = panel }
lock.unlock()
if changed { onPanel?(panel) }
}
++ /// Reports a sampled panel only while no panel has been reported.+ private func reportIfUnreported(_ panel: Panel) {+ lock.lock()+ let changed = current == nil && !stopped+ if changed { current = panel }+ lock.unlock()+ if changed { onPanel?(panel) }+ }++ /// Reports a boot-log panel only when no live move has been heard.+ private func reportUnlessMoveHeard(_ panel: Panel) {+ lock.lock()+ let changed = !heardMove && current != panel && !stopped+ if changed { current = panel }+ lock.unlock()+ if changed { onPanel?(panel) }+ }
Once reportIfUnreported replaces the hasReported check, the hasReported property has no callers and can be removed.
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Review comment at @vendor/screen-capture/Sources/simlock-screen-capture/Panels.swift at line 118:
Make the sampled-panel fallback and boot-log fallback check their eligibility and update the current panel atomically under the same lock used by live-move reporting. Update the fallback paths around hasReported and heardMove to prevent stale fallback panels from replacing a newer live move; invoke onPanel outside the lock, and remove hasReported if it becomes unused.
Exercise the lease stream route in the foldable test.
deviceStreamUrl opens the operator-only device route. This test can pass without exercising GET /v1/leases/{id}/stream, which the PR objectives name as a viewer path. Add a lease-route stream check using the granted lease. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts at line 342:
Add a stream check in the foldable test that requests GET /v1/leases/{id}/stream using the granted lease, so the test exercises the viewer route as well as the existing deviceStreamUrl operator route.
This test proves command exit after stdin closes. It does not prove the stated SIGKILL path, in which the watchdog cannot run its cleanup after the helper dies. Start a long-lived command, SIGKILL the watchdog, and use the recorded command PID with kill(pid, 0) to assert that the command exits. The hardware slow test covers this path separately but has not run for this PR. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @vendor/screen-capture/Tests/SimlockCaptureTests/WatchdogTests.swift around lines 24 - 29:
Add a separate seam test alongside testTheWatchdogEndsItsCommandWhenTheStdinPipeClosesAndEndsWhenTheCommandDoes: start a long-lived command with startCommand, SIGKILL the watchdog, and use the recorded command PID with kill(pid, 0) to verify the command exits. Keep the existing stdin-close test focused on its current behavior.
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Review comments at @e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts:
- Line 472: Update the capture selection in the test so it matches the PID to
lease.udid before the SIGTERM or SIGKILL branch signals it and waits for exit;
do not use the first host-wide result from capturePids().
Review comments at @vendor/screen-capture/NOTICE.md:
- Line 62: Update the screen-capture entry in docs/internal/VENDORED-CODE.md and
the screen-capture index entry in vendor/README.md to include the added
panel-following code from Panels.swift, keeping both descriptions consistent
with the existing inventory conventions and the updated NOTICE.md.
Review comments at
@vendor/screen-capture/Sources/simlock-screen-capture/SimulatorSource.swift:
- Around line 37-38: Update the `PanelRotator.rotate` failure handling in
`SimulatorSource` to use an established safe failure or recovery path instead of
silently dropping frames; do not pass `pixelBuffer` to `onFrame` when rotation
fails. Preserve the requirement that every forwarded frame is upright, and
establish the appropriate failure behavior without introducing an unverified
fallback.
- Line 56: Replace the per-callback Task around capture.setPreferredScreenSize
with a single ordered consumer that applies panel-size updates in the order
reported, using an appropriate mechanism such as an AsyncStream. Keep the
startup size write unchanged.
---
Other comments:
Review comments at @e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts:
- Line 396: Update the foldedAt measurement around fold(pose) so the switch
deadline starts at the requirement’s defined pose-change point; establish how
the test confirms that pose change and timestamp that confirmation. Do not use
the fold command’s start time or assume its completion marks the pose change.
Review comments at @src/drivers/ios/AGENTS.md:
- Line 60: Update the validation statement in AGENTS.md to clarify that Swift
tests cover the Duo panel switch, but real-simulator behavior has not yet been
validated; do not imply that the foldable slow lane or device behavior was
tested.
Review comments at
@vendor/screen-capture/Sources/simlock-screen-capture/Panels.swift:
- Line 118: Make the sampled-panel fallback and boot-log fallback check their
eligibility and update the current panel atomically under the same lock used by
live-move reporting. Update the fallback paths around hasReported and heardMove
to prevent stale fallback panels from replacing a newer live move; invoke
onPanel outside the lock, and remove hasReported if it becomes unused.
Review comments at
@vendor/screen-capture/Tests/SimlockCaptureTests/PanelFollowerTests.swift:
- Line 92: Replace the elapsed-time polling in settle() with a FakeClock
registration signal, and have the restart and silence tests await confirmation
that the expected sleeper has registered before calling FakeClock.advance.
Preserve the tests’ existing timing expectations while removing reliance on
sleeps to coordinate background tasks.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts:
- Line 342: Add a stream check in the foldable test that requests GET
/v1/leases/{id}/stream using the granted lease, so the test exercises the viewer
route as well as the existing deviceStreamUrl operator route.
Review comments at
@vendor/screen-capture/Tests/SimlockCaptureTests/WatchdogTests.swift:
- Around line 24-29: Add a separate seam test alongside
testTheWatchdogEndsItsCommandWhenTheStdinPipeClosesAndEndsWhenTheCommandDoes:
start a long-lived command with startCommand, SIGKILL the watchdog, and use the
recorded command PID with kill(pid, 0) to verify the command exits. Keep the
existing stdin-close test focused on its current behavior.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Select the capture for this lease before sending a signal.
capturePids() searches the entire host, and this line takes its first result. If another Simlock instance is streaming, the SIGTERM or SIGKILL branch can stop that instance’s capture while this test’s capture keeps running. Match the capture PID to lease.udid before signaling and waiting for its exit. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts at line 472:
Update the capture selection in the test so it matches the PID to lease.udid before the SIGTERM or SIGKILL branch signals it and waits for exit; do not use the first host-wide result from capturePids().
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| `simlock-screen-capture/InputMode.swift` | — | ours, entirely: the `--input` mode that drives `HIDInjector` from stdin |
| `SimlockCapture/Lifecycle.swift`, `SimlockCapture/Options.swift` | — | ours, entirely: the option parser, the envelope, the lifecycle, the scaler, the encode loop |
| `simlock-screen-capture/main.swift`, `simlock-screen-capture/SimulatorSource.swift` | — | ours, entirely: the simulator program and its framebuffer as a `ScreenSource` |
| `simlock-screen-capture/Panels.swift` | — | ours, entirely: which panel of a foldable simulator to stream, the follower of SpringBoard's panel moves, the watchdog for its `log` children, and the upright turn of the inner panel (ADR 0075) |
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Update the vendor inventory and index with the new panel source.
The new Panels.swift row updates NOTICE.md, but this PR leaves the affected row in docs/internal/VENDORED-CODE.md and the screen-capture/ entry in vendor/README.md unchanged. Update both entries to describe the added panel-following code. As per coding guidelines, “A change under vendor/ updates the affected row here, its directory's NOTICE.md, and vendor/README.md's index, in the same change.” (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @vendor/screen-capture/NOTICE.md at line 62:
Update the screen-capture entry in docs/internal/VENDORED-CODE.md and the screen-capture index entry in vendor/README.md to include the added panel-following code from Panels.swift, keeping both descriptions consistent with the existing inventory conventions and the updated NOTICE.md.
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Do not forward the unrotated buffer when rotation fails.
When PanelRotator.rotate returns nil, the frame is dropped silently. If the failure persists across frames, no new frames reach the viewer for that panel. The fix needs a different failure policy. Forwarding pixelBuffer is not safe because it sends a sideways frame with the native framebuffer dimensions, and the surrounding code states that these frames must be turned upright.
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Review comment at @vendor/screen-capture/Sources/simlock-screen-capture/SimulatorSource.swift around lines 37 - 38:
Update the `PanelRotator.rotate` failure handling in `SimulatorSource` to use an established safe failure or recovery path instead of silently dropping frames; do not pass `pixelBuffer` to `onFrame` when rotation fails. Preserve the requirement that every forwarded frame is upright, and establish the appropriate failure behavior without introducing an unverified fallback.
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Apply panel-size updates in the order the follower reports them.
Each panel callback starts an unstructured Task. Swift does not run those tasks in creation order. FrameCapture is an actor, so each size write is atomic. The order of the writes, however, is not fixed. If two panel changes are reported close together, the older size can be applied after the newer one. The capture then keeps the stale size until the next panel change.
The startup write at line 60 sets the same size as the first callback's queued task. It is redundant but does not select a wrong surface by itself.
Deliver panel changes to one ordered consumer, such as a single task that reads from an AsyncStream. That task applies each size in order. Remove the per-callback Task.
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Review comment at @vendor/screen-capture/Sources/simlock-screen-capture/SimulatorSource.swift at line 56:
Replace the per-callback Task around capture.setPreferredScreenSize with a single ordered consumer that applies panel-size updates in the order reported, using an appropriate mechanism such as an AsyncStream. Keep the startup size write unchanged.
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…s it, counts the 3 s from agent-device's pose dispatch, and sends a pose again when its read-back timed out (#1534)
The file made its daemon with withHttpDaemon, whose env is torn down after the first test; its own nuke then started a new worker that nothing stopped, and the stream read's rejection went unhandled. Both tests now share a withSharedDaemon env that the file stops. The 3 s bound was counted from before agent-device started, which on a loaded host is seconds of its own; it is now counted from the pose dispatch agent-device logs. The lane host's load average was 150 to 280 while idle, so agent-device's 3 s hinge and panel reads timed out; the cause is the machine.
380-380: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Use a separate cleanup token for each log launch.
The boot read and the live stream use one token. Each boot read runs pkill -f on that token when it returns, not only on timeout. That cleanup also ends the live log stream. The live watcher restarts after one second without re-reading the lit state or replaying boot history. A fold in that gap can leave the capture on the old panel until the next move.
Suggested fix
- /// Names this follower's streams among any other `log` in the simulator.- private let token = UUID().uuidString
private let lock = NSLock()
@@
- private func logCommand(_ verb: [String]) -> [String] {+ private func logCommand(_ verb: [String], token: String) -> [String] {
// why: the token is a clause that is always true; it puts a name on the in-simulator command line.
let predicate = Panels.logPredicate + #" AND "\#(token)" != """#
return Panels.simctl(["spawn", udid, "log"] + verb + ["--style", "compact", "--predicate", predicate])
}
- /// Ends this follower's `log` processes inside the simulator, which are host processes whose parent- /// is the simulator's `launchd_sim`.- private var endInSimulator: String {+ /// Ends one `log` process inside the simulator, which is a host process whose parent+ /// is the simulator's `launchd_sim`.+ private func endInSimulator(token: String) -> String {
#"for l in $(pgrep -f "^launchd_sim .*/\#(udid)/"); do pkill -9 -P "$l" -f "\#(token)"; done"#
}
private func launch(_ verb: [String], stdout: Pipe) -> Process? {
- let process = Watchdog.process(running: logCommand(verb), then: endInSimulator)+ // why: each `log` command gets its own token, so ending one does not end the other.+ let token = UUID().uuidString+ let process = Watchdog.process(running: logCommand(verb, token: token), then: endInSimulator(token: token))
process.standardOutput = stdout
process.standardError = FileHandle.nullDevice
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Review comment at @vendor/screen-capture/Sources/simlock-screen-capture/Panels.swift at line 380:
Update the log-process lifecycle in launch so the boot read and live stream each receive a distinct token. Pass each token through logCommand and endInSimulator so cleanup terminates only the matching log process, preserving the other launch’s stream.
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@vendor/screen-capture/Sources/simlock-screen-capture/Panels.swift:
- Line 194: Update the supervisor’s reader/child coordination around
`WATCHDOG_THEN` so it waits for the reader to finish the `eval "$WATCHDOG_THEN"`
cleanup when the reader initiates it; stop the reader only when the command
exits first, and preserve normal-exit behavior.
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Other comments:
Review comments at
@vendor/screen-capture/Sources/simlock-screen-capture/Panels.swift:
- Line 380: Update the log-process lifecycle in launch so the boot read and live
stream each receive a distinct token. Pass each token through logCommand and
endInSimulator so cleanup terminates only the matching log process, preserving
the other launch’s stream.
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Done: hardware loop on 2026-11-12. The fold-switch bound was raised to 5 s (maintainer). The watchdog now ends the in-simulator log (82b58af, 3f08d70). e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.ts passes on 3f08d70 (B4, B6).
Not done: the fix-check on 3f08d70 found 3 blocking issues at the round cap; gate not run.
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R6 code: Panels.swift:366-386 one token matches every log verb, so ending log show also kills the live log stream.
R7 code: WatchdogTests.swift:37 stays green with eval moved before the wait (testing 10).
R8 spec: the 5 s switch bound is counted from agent-device's logged dispatch, not from the fold command (Assumption 4).
Blocked on: the maintainer picks R8's clock start, then allows one fix run for R6–R8 and a fix-check past the cap.
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Closes #1534
Status
Implement: fix 3 done (6f8919b), main merged up the stack (21ed896) Review: fix-check passed on 6f8919b, R6–R8 fixed Hardware: B4, B6, B7 pass on 6f8919b Gate: waiting for the stack
Next: CI on 21ed896, then the stack waits for #1535
Assumptions
-—simctl io screenshot … -writes a file named-and prints nothing to stdout (measured on Xcode 27), so the file is the smallest change that still reads the same picture.simctl … logchild).agent-device fold, the stricter reading.Done when
swift test --package-path vendor/screen-capturepasses, with B1, B2, B3, B5 and the watchdog part of B6 in it. — run by the build, audit and every fix run, the last on 6f8919b (WatchdogTests 3/3), and in CI on a4ca4a8scripts/slow-e2e.sh e2e/slow-ios-foldable.test.tspasses, with no case skipped (B4, B6). — 2/2 passed on 3f08d70 and again on 6f8919b (2026-11-12, run withSIMLOCK_SLOW_MIN_FREE_GIB=10, maintainer approved)scripts/slow-e2e.sh e2e/slow-ios-stream.test.tspasses (B7). — 3/3 passed on 6f8919b (2026-11-12 13:04)pnpm buildcopies the rebuiltsimlock-screen-capture, andpnpm test:changedpasses. — the slow lane'spnpm buildcopied the helper todist/bin/simlock-screen-captureon 6f8919b;pnpm test:changedpassed in the audit (1343/1343); CI on 21ed896 pendingwebsite/src/content/docs/docs/using-devices/watching-the-screen.mdx, the OpenAPI descriptions ofsimlock-stream-widthandsimlock-stream-height,src/drivers/ios/AGENTS.md,vendor/screen-capture/NOTICE.mdanddocs/internal/agent-rules/toolchain.mdsay what the rows say. — checked by the audit; claims review rounds 1 and 2 and the fix-checks on a4ca4a8 and 6f8919bReview
Spec review: 1 blocking, 1 fixed, 0 notes. Code review: 5 blocking, 5 fixed, 1 notes. Claims review: 1 blocking, 1 fixed, 0 notes.
Rounds: 2. Tokens: 3.7M.
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