Strict confinement uses a private runtime directory while the Wayland socket remains in the host directory. Resolve the accessible socket path, provide bundled XKB data, and fall back to X11 only when needed.
Snapcraft strips the sole usr directory from tar sources, so extract the artifact directly and retain its desktop-file path.\n\nAdd a snap-only manual target to avoid rebuilding other platforms while validating packaging fixes.
Requested in review: this repo's working language is English, so the
comments carried over from the OpenAEC sibling repos have been
translated. No functional changes -- only comments and log/error strings.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Repackages the released Linux AppImage (--appimage-extract) instead of
rebuilding from source, triggered on completion of the "Release" workflow.
Publishing to the Snap Store only happens once SNAPCRAFT_STORE_CREDENTIALS
is set as a repo secret.
Different from the other OpenAEC snaps in one important way: OCS uses
winit + wgpu (Vulkan/GL), not GTK/WebKit, so this uses explicit
opengl/wayland/x11 plugs and staged Mesa/X11/Wayland runtime libraries
instead of the `gnome` extension.
Higher confidence in the packaging mechanics (build succeeds, produces a
valid .snap) than in the actual runtime GPU/windowing behavior under
strict confinement, which needs real hands-on testing on a Linux desktop
before publishing to stable -- see the PR description.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
