The 2026-07-02 sync review (docs/features/ysync-review, ysync-review branch)
found 7 bugs and that the two-tab e2e only exercised the DEAD legacy scalar
wire. This lands plan doc 15 in full; results + empirical findings in doc 16.
- tests/collab/browser-entry-v2.ts (+build.mjs): the PRODUCTION v2 stack
bundled for e2e (connectKicadDoc + attachKicadCollab, kdoc_* keys), with
in-page renderActiveDoc/singleSeedRender/driftReport helpers and yjs forced
to ONE copy (the two web pnpm workspaces otherwise bundle two
instanceof-incompatible instances).
- tests/kicad/ysync-two-tab.spec.ts: pl_editor green baseline (A↔B edits,
ITEM-level drift silence) + divergent-uuid adopt; bug-01 pcb/ee fresh-room
repros (Chromium-only: two kicad_editor tabs exceed Firefox's per-process
wasm budget); bug-06 concurrent-seed race; bug-03 Y-half.
- tests/kicad/ysync-repros-{pcbnew,eeschema}.spec.ts: bugs 02/03/05 + the
bug-04 matrix (anchor-centred fp rotation, pad resize, endpoint drag,
symbol rotation, Value-field edit), each with green landed-preconditions;
the "local move emits" controls double as headless-emit probes — GREEN on
both tools, so every emit-dependent repro is a live test.fail.
- wasm/bindings: 7 local-edit test hooks via real commits
(CallAfter+COROUTINE) — TestRemoveItem/TestRotateItem (both tools,
dispatched in the merged image), TestSetPadSize/TestMoveEndpoint (pcbnew),
TestSetFieldText (eeschema).
- web/standalone ysync-repros.test.ts: bug-01 units (C++-faithful fake gating
emit on ensureBridge) + bug-07a/b (stale DOWN hook, real sheet-manager gap).
- web/pcbjam-shared bump: bug-03/06 unit repros.
Convention: every repro asserts the CORRECT behavior and is expected-fail
(test.fail/it.fails) naming its bug doc; a fix flips it to "unexpected pass",
forcing marker removal — the repro becomes the regression test. Every
expected failure verified (JSON reporter) to fail at its documented assert.
Suite state: 39 passed / 0 failed / 0 flaky / 5 skipped (2 firefox guards,
2 pre-existing legacy two-tab skips, 1 pre-existing roundtrip fixme).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DPfrVhfYgPPgtawjSssZfn
The 3d-webgl merge (kicad eb13ff3bdc: the viewer now defaults to the real
OpenGL renderer via wasm/gl1, and occ-split moves STEP parsing into the
occ_service worker) made the raytracer-era orchestration on this branch moot —
main's chromium-ci phase is green at 15-way parallelism (28666407570 /
28698861536). Drop what no longer earns its complexity, keep the diagnostics,
fix main's live flake, and make the deadlock spec test what it was written for.
- REVERT the chromium-ci-3d serial project, the two-phase test:kicad:ci, the
SwiftShader GPU-process flags, and the resize-drag/models skips: config and
package.json are byte-for-byte back to main's shape. The raytracer contention
they guarded is no longer on the CI path.
- FIX main's live flake: run 28698861536 is green only via retry
(3d-viewer.spec:26 flaky) and 28666407570's deadlock red sampled an ALL-ZERO
pixel signature — the viewer's first frame lags the canvas's creation on
software WebGL under parallel load, and sampling too early reads an all-black
backbuffer. New waitForThreeDRender() gates render assertions on actual
pixels (1s-interval full-frame CPU reads) instead of fixed sleeps, used by
3d-viewer.spec:26 and the models render tail.
- KEEP the storm-proofed samplers (one full-frame getImageData on a
willReadFrequently canvas replacing 256 per-pixel GPU round-trips per sample
— the "GPU stall due to ReadPixels" trigger) and the logThreeDDiag
instrumentation: engine-independent, and they de-risk every remaining
software-GL pixel read.
- models spec: bridge assertions stay front-loaded (the protocol regression
signal is independent of the render); the occ_service parse verdict is now
POLLED — it lands async relative to the bridge ensures, so asserting it
immediately raced the worker; the render tail runs again everywhere. (The
pre-webgl raytracer+models renderer-death documented in a17f3be does not
affect the OpenGL default path — the raytracer-toggle+models combination
remains untested product surface, tracked outside this branch.)
- deadlock spec: the deadlock it guards is raytracer-specific and the viewer
now defaults to OpenGL — on the GL engine it either passes vacuously (fast
renders make every liveness assertion trivial, 28698861536) or fails on the
black first frame (28666407570). It now flips the engine via the "Use
raytracing" toolbar toggle (loud assert if the toggle moved) and
cross-checks engagement by requiring the canvas pixels to CHANGE after the
flip with no input in between (the raytraced frame is lit differently; a GL
re-render reproduces identical pixels; heap growth is unusable — mimalloc
satisfies the raytracer from freed arena pages). That guard immediately
caught a REAL defect: on the webgl-era wasm build the toggle is INERT (the
click lands and "Reload time" updates, but the canvas never changes —
suspects: DoRePaint's silent catch(runtime_error) freezing the canvas after
a raytracer Redraw throw, or ToggleRaytracing writing m_boardAdapter.m_Cfg
while RenderEngineChanged() reads GetAppSettings<…>(), possibly different
instances in the merged bundle). The spec is therefore test.skip-annotated
as a KNOWN ISSUE with the full engine-force machinery in place — unskipping
it self-validates the product fix. The CI-skip also stays (raytracer
liveness needs real-GPU pacing; the Worker-boot deadlock mechanism is
covered on CI by the standalone wx harnesses).
- 180s viewer-open waits kept as pure CI headroom (never slow a passing run).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The headed Mesa-llvmpipe switch (ce44636) was built on a misdiagnosis. With
--use-gl=angle --use-angle=gl under Xvfb, Chromium gets NO WebGL AT ALL on the
GPU-less CI VM: runs 28652367347 + 28664038296 both log
`glcanvas count before opening 3D viewer: 0` (even the pcbnew board's own GAL
canvas fails to create) and every failure is the FIRST viewer-open wait timing
out. "Timeouts instead of crashes" meant no GL context existed to crash, not
that llvmpipe was stable-but-slow. The Mesa/GLX path works for the Firefox
project, but not for Chromium on this image.
Headless SwiftShader is the environment where GL provably works — the
serialized run 28649537489 opened the viewer and rendered/sampled 56 colours
(viewer:26/130/209 all passed single-tab). Its remaining failures split into
two families, each addressed on its own evidence:
1) SwiftShader GPU-process kills (deadlock spec's lost canvas/black frame):
- chromium-ci-3d back to headless + --enable-unsafe-swiftshader, plus
--disable-gpu-watchdog and --disable-gpu-process-crash-limit: heavy churn
stalls the software-GL GPU process until the watchdog shoots it
(CONTEXT_LOST -> removed GL canvas -> "Target crashed"); with the watchdog
off a slow op completes, and without the crash limit a lost GPU process
keeps restarting for later tests. Same args locally (no-ops on a healthy
real GPU).
- Storm-proof every canvas sampler (3d-viewer, models, deadlock specs): one
full-frame getImageData on a willReadFrequently (CPU-backed) 2D canvas +
JS grid sampling, replacing 256 per-pixel getImageData GPU round-trips per
sample — the "GPU stall due to ReadPixels" trigger, worst in the deadlock
spec's 1.5s-interval settle polling. Sampled pixels and sig order are
unchanged.
- edge-resize spec: keep the open + 5-resize-handles assertions on CI, then
test.skip the drag — each resize step re-raytraces synchronously on the
wasm main thread and the 12-step drag blocked mouse.move past the 240s
budget even single-tab. Real-GPU-paced; still runs locally (deadlock
spec's CI-skip from d9900fe unchanged, same rationale).
2) KNOWN PRODUCT BUG uncovered in the models spec (NOT SwiftShader, NOT CI):
raytracing a scene WITH component models kills the Chromium renderer
process outright ~6s after scene build — silent process death with a FLAT
wasm heap (531-637 MB watched at 2s intervals; not OOM), no console error,
no wasm abort, no crash report. Deterministic on a real GPU (5/5),
fixture-independent (700 KB USB-C and 61 KB USON-8 STEP crash identically);
the same death hits CI SwiftShader at ~66s. Board-only raytraces complete
and stay alive, so the bug is specific to the model path. The spec's one
historical green ended at raytrace-age ~6s — inside the death window by
luck; every CI run of it ever died. Fix here: front-load the bridge
assertions (ensure requests fire during scene BUILD, before the raytrace),
so protocol regressions still fail the suite everywhere, and test.skip the
render tail unconditionally with the bug documented at the skip site. The
raytrace->blit pipeline stays gated on CI by 3d-viewer.spec's board-only
render. Bug tracked for a dedicated fix session.
Correct the now-wrong llvmpipe comments (config, open-wait rationale, deadlock
skip reason). Expected CI matrix: viewer open/render/stacking/titlebar +
models-bridge on SwiftShader serial; edge-resize drag + camera-move deadlock
on real GPUs locally; the Worker-boot deadlock mechanism stays covered on CI
by the standalone wx harnesses.
Locally validated on a real GPU (--project=chromium): 5 passed + 1 skipped
(the documented models render tail).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow-up to the headed-llvmpipe switch. That run (28652367347) stopped CRASHING —
every failure became a plain timeout, confirming llvmpipe gives a stable WebGL context
(no more CONTEXT_LOST / "Target crashed") but software raytracing is just slow:
- The first board raytrace takes ~60s on llvmpipe, right at openThreeDViewer's 60s
wait → raise it to 180s (shared helper + the models spec's inline copy). Real GPU
returns in ~2s, so it is only CI headroom.
- The deadlock spec asserts the wasm main thread stays responsive within ~15s DURING a
raytrace — a premise only true on a fast (real) GPU. Under slow software rendering a
legitimately-slow raytrace is indistinguishable from a deadlock, so skip it on CI
(test.skip on process.env.CI). The Worker-boot deadlock MECHANISM stays covered on CI
by the standalone coroutine-pthread-ondemand / raytrace-threads wx harnesses; the spec
still runs locally on a real GPU.
- Gate the headed + llvmpipe launch flags on CI so chromium-ci-3d behaves like a normal
bundled-Chromium project locally.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Serializing the 3D specs (prior commit) proved the crashes are NOT concurrency: with
--workers=1 (one tab at a time) the same three heavy-interaction specs still failed
(run 28649537489). The [DIAG] instrumentation + trace console pinned the real cause —
under HEADLESS SwiftShader on the GPU-less CI VM, the CPU raytracer's WebGL blit plus
the tests' drawImage(glCanvas) pixel reads trigger "GPU stall due to ReadPixels", and
Chromium's GPU watchdog then resets the context (CONTEXT_LOST_WEBGL) or crashes the
renderer ("Target crashed") — even single-tab.
Run chromium-ci-3d HEADED under the CI's Xvfb with Mesa llvmpipe (--use-gl=angle
--use-angle=gl) — the same software-WebGL stack the Firefox CI project already relies
on — and disable the GPU watchdog / crash-limit so a slow ReadPixels completes instead
of being killed. --enable-unsafe-swiftshader kept only as a last-ditch fallback. The
serial --workers=1 pass + phase-1 worker cap stay (cheap, and they removed concurrency
as a variable).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The three heavy 3D-viewer specs (3d-viewer, 3d-viewer-deadlock, 3d-viewer-models)
crashed on CI (run 28604015154): "Target crashed", "browser has been closed", and a
black frozen canvas. Each boots the 3D-enabled pcbnew build, which pre-warms
~hardwareConcurrency*2+8 (~68 on the 30-core VM) Web Workers AND runs a multi-threaded
CPU raytracer over SwiftShader software-WebGL. Under fullyParallel the three spec FILES
run in separate browser processes concurrently, and the simultaneous raytrace tabs
exhaust the shared GPU process's ~16 live-WebGL-context limit / renderer memory. The
pool pre-warm (the deadlock fix, 7630c7e) is correct and present in the tested binary;
per-file isolation prevented in-process Worker accumulation but NOT this cross-process
concurrency — the gap these specs' first CI exposure hit.
Fix (test-orchestration only; no wasm/submodule changes):
- Route the three specs to a dedicated `chromium-ci-3d` Playwright project (own
outputDir=pw-artifacts/kicad-3d so its failure traces survive the later perf run's
wipe; the existing tests/pw-artifacts/** upload already captures it).
- test:kicad:ci runs it as a SECOND `playwright test` pass with --workers=1, so at most
one raytrace tab is alive at a time (the environment in which a single 3D load is
reliably green — docs/features/3d-raytracer/README.md §7). An exit-code-aggregating
sequencer runs both phases and fails if either fails (no silent skip of the 3D pass).
- Cap phase-1 CI workers to 12 as headroom under the WebGL-context cap.
- Log a resource-diagnostic snapshot (hardwareConcurrency, pthread pool, GL-canvas
count, wasm/JS heap) before each 3D interaction so any recurrence is attributable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A corrupted homebrew python3 (self-referencing exec wrapper) made the
config-load-time free-port helper hang forever, stalling every playwright
run on the machine. With a timeout the existing catch falls back to the
random-port path instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move OpenCASCADE out of the merged editor image into occ_service: a separate
emscripten module (-sASYNCIFY=0, MODULARIZE, in-container -Oz finalize, 2N+8
pre-warmed pthread pool) booted lazily in a dedicated Web Worker on the first
STEP export or STEP/IGES model parse. kicad_editor.wasm ~190 MB -> 130 MB;
sessions that never touch OCC never fetch its 57 MB. STEP export works in the
browser for the first time: the unchanged desktop dialog runs EXPORTER_STEP,
whose wasm shadow suspends into globalThis.occService and the export bytes go
straight to a browser download (never entering the editor heap). STEP/IGES 3D
models parse in the worker via the oce shadow (S3D WriteCache/ReadCache wire).
- wasm/occ-service/: service CMake target (hooked from the kicad fork's
top-level CMakeLists, wasm/editor pattern), embind entry
(occExport/occLoadModel), wxConfig pre-js.
- wasm/stubs/{exporter_step,oce_plugin}_stub.cpp: EM_ASYNC_JS worker bridges
(callee-shadowing; no caller #ifdefs).
- web/standalone: provider installed whenever the kicad_editor bundle boots
(cross-face safe); ONE shared worker-boot source occ-worker.js (vite ?raw;
the e2e stub reads the same file) — blob worker with locateFile absolutized
against the glue URL; export download-name guard.
- deps: OCC builds with RapidJSON so its glTF/GLB writer exists — pinned to
the vcpkg master snapshot 2025-02-26 (24b5e7a8b27f), the same code official
KiCad consumes via vcpkg.json's opencascade[rapidjson]; rapidjson's latest
tag (v1.1.0, 2016) is ill-formed under modern clang.
- tests: occ-export dialog e2e (lazy-fetch boundary + STEP download bytes),
occ-probe incl. a 9-format matrix (step/stpz/brep/xao/ply/stl/glb/u3d/pdf),
3d-viewer-models hard-asserts the worker parse; occ provider stub installed
ambiently by the kicad fixtures.
Validated against desktop kicad-cli 10.0.4: geometric exact equality (bbox
delta 0 um, volume delta 0.0000%) for STEP/GLB/STL/BREP/STPZ across three
boards and option sweeps — with desktop OCC 7.9 vs wasm OCC 7.8; PLY/XAO/PDF
structurally equal; U3D same-size (quantizer float LSBs differ). Full kicad
e2e green on Firefox and Chromium; standalone verified end to end (lazy fetch
only on the Export click; export.step 60,628 B ISO-10303-21; loadModel 700 KB
STEP -> 569 KB scenegraph cache).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
All four editors (PCB / Footprint / Schematic / Symbol) are now runtime --frame
choices of a single kicad_editor.wasm (178 MB at -O1 vs 147+82 separate; shared
wx/common/boost linked once). One editor per page load, as before; frames pcb /
fpedit / sch / symedit.
- wasm/editor/: the merged executable target (single_top + both kiface library sets,
whole-archive pcbcommon) + the safety-net focus-walk Kiface() dispatch TU. Gated by
KICAD_WASM_MERGED_EDITOR (kicad submodule bump carries the fork side: per-engine
Kiface/getter binding + ODR renames + dual-kiface launcher).
- wasm/bindings/: per-editor collab entries renamed pcbCollab*/schCollab* (JS names
unchanged); duplicate kicadOpenFile/kicadCollabOnSave + shared-name registrations
guarded behind KICAD_MERGED_EMBIND; new kicad_editor_embind.cpp registers each
shared JS name once, dispatching on the live frame.
- Build: kicad_editor app (build wrapper, target case arms, 3-object embind compile
with the ABI-critical flags, STUB_APP=pcbnew); docker/build.sh "all" =
kicad_editor calculator pl_editor gerbview (pcbnew/eeschema stay as explicit debug
apps); scripts/kicad/audit-merged-symbols.sh = repeatable ODR-collision audit (run
on kicad bumps).
- Frontend: Bundle type (bundle ≠ tool); TOOL_BUNDLE maps all four editors to
kicad_editor; explicit --frame tokens for pcbnew (pcb) and eeschema (sch); publish
list = the 4 real bundles.
- Tests/CI: five harnesses load kicad_editor.js with explicit frame tokens;
PCBNEW_FAMILY_SPECS renamed BIG_MODULE_SPECS + the 8 eeschema-family specs (they
now boot the merged module — SpiderMonkey x86 CI OOM routing); frame-runtime spec
covers all four frames from the one bundle.
Validated so far: frame-runtime 4/4 (each frame boots with the right title, no
aborts, no duplicate embind registration); 24-spec merged-module regression green;
3D raytracer renders. Known pre-existing failure: 3d-viewer title-bar drag deadlock,
fixed on main by 7630c7e (2N+8 pthread pre-warm) — picked up by the follow-up rebase.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The footprint and symbol editors are no longer separate WASM bundles: the frontend loads the parent pcbnew/eeschema bundle and passes --frame=fpedit / --frame=symedit (TOOL_BUNDLE + TOOL_FRAME -> Module.arguments in boot). Drops the two duplicate build+deploy targets and their wrapper scripts + vestigial embind; adds low-level harnesses (footprint_editor.html, symbol_editor.html) and a runtime-frame spec. Bumps the kicad submodule to the runtime --frame launcher.
The frame-runtime spec is listed in PCBNEW_FAMILY_SPECS so CI routes it to the chromium-ci (V8) project — its footprint case boots the pcbnew module, which OOMs SpiderMonkey on x86 CI. Includes the editor-unification dossier (research docs 01-04 + the as-built implementation record 05).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The screenshot report went silent on green CI runs. CI runs four sequential
`playwright test` invocations (wx, asyncify, kicad, perf) that all default their
outputDir to `test-results`; Playwright clears the whole outputDir at the start
of every run, so each suite wiped the previous suite's screenshots. By the time
`compare` ran, only perf-*.json remained -> all 354 baselines read as "removed"
-> the no-render guard stayed silent.
- Gate Playwright's outputDir off test-results/ in CI only
(process.env.CI ? 'pw-artifacts/<suite>' : 'test-results') in the wx / asyncify
/ kicad configs, so the committed-baseline screenshots (page.screenshot to
'test-results/...') accumulate in test-results/ across the suites for compare.
Local single-suite behavior is unchanged.
- post-discord: replace the silent no-render guard with a loud, image-less
pipeline alert ("No screenshots produced this run") when 0 render; genuine
partial removals still post as the normal capped REMOVED list.
- gitignore pw-artifacts/; upload tests/pw-artifacts/** as a CI artifact.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Measures the current build's cold load, open+render, and pan/zoom FPS
(1x/4x/6x CPU-throttle sweep) for both editors, writing
tests/test-results/perf-*.json. Track-only: asserts only that the app booted
and the document opened — no perf thresholds, so it never gates CI.
Runs on a new Chromium `perf` Playwright project (CDP throttling; pcbnew needs
V8 anyway) via `npm run test:perf`, and is wired into wasm-build.yml as a
continue-on-error step so the numbers are captured/uploaded without flaking the
gate. Reuses the existing fixtures, ready-signal, fs-inject, and board-ready
helpers; FPS counter is cancel-able so a throttle sweep on one page doesn't
accumulate rAF loops.
.gitignore: ignore /benchmark-builds/ (disposable prebuilt-WASM + standalone
harness bundle used to reproduce the native-vs-JS-EH comparison locally).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Builds KiCad's 3D viewer for the browser (opt in with BUILD_3D_VIEWER=ON) and
wires up the legacy-GL emulation it needs.
- build-kicad-target.sh / docker/build.sh: BUILD_3D_VIEWER →
-DKICAD_BUILD_3D_VIEWER_WASM=ON + -sLEGACY_GL_EMULATION + the GL js-library.
- wasm/shims/gl_immediate_shim.js: display-list emulation (record/replay board
layers), fixed-function + GLU stubs, throw-guards for unsupported pnames, and
per-context GLImmediate init for the viewer's SECOND WebGL context.
- tests/kicad/3d-viewer.spec.ts + utils/pcbnew-ready.ts: open View → 3D Viewer.
- bumps the kicad submodule (EMSCRIPTEN-guarded GL changes).
WIP: the viewer window + UI render and geometry draws (glError=0x0), but the
board is not yet visibly rendered — GLImmediate's FFP shader program isn't
linked on the viewer's 2nd WebGL context. Full status + next steps in
features/feat/add-3d-view/notes.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The canvas (wxUniversal) mode is gone (wxwidgets submodule); remove every
piece of side-by-side plumbing so there is exactly one build and one test
flow:
- scripts/build-wxuniversal-wasm.sh -> scripts/build-wx-wasm.sh; no
--dom/--enable-universal; builds into build-wasm/wxwidgets
- build-wasm-test.sh: no DOM_BUILD / apps-dom rsync mirror / PORT=dom;
apps build straight into tests/apps (Makefile.wasm PORT conditionals
collapsed; wx.js + wx-dom.js always pre-js)
- docker/build.sh, build-kicad-target.sh, env.sh: WX_PORT / -dom /
-universal suffixes removed; kicad builds to kicad-<app>, outputs to
output/; wx.js/wx-dom.js copied from the real source path
(/workspace/wxwidgets/build/wasm — the old build-wasm path never
existed and silently failed)
- setup-kicad-wasm.sh: single target dir; the perl wx-dom.js injection is
gone — the 7 checked-in kicad pages now reference wx-dom.js directly
- playwright configs serve apps/; fixtures drop the test-results/dom and
logs/wxwidgets/dom namespacing; boot.spec asserts wxDomPort
unconditionally; pcbnew.spec uses one reference image;
appearance.spec assertions unconditional
- compare/update-baseline-screenshots.sh: --port removed
- tests/gal-regression/wasm/Makefile: links build-wasm/wxwidgets and
carries wx-dom.js as a second pre-js — the gal-webgl suite (30 specs)
now actually builds and runs here (it needed host-side boost+glm via
scripts/deps; the bundle had been missing, timing the whole spec out)
- tests: clickCanvas() dispatches via page.mouse (DOM widgets
legitimately cover the canvas; locator actionability refused the
click); the comprehensive spec drives wxChoice through its native
<select> (browser-owned popup cannot be coordinate-clicked)
- docs: README/CLAUDE.md/build.md script names and dirs;
features/wx-dom-port README reframed (DOM is THE port), visual-notes
bugs 26-28; FindwxWidgets.cmake config label drops 'wasmuniv'
- wxwidgets submodule -> 9dbacc9448 (DOM-only port, fork diff shrunk)
Gate: full wx e2e suite 292 passed / 1 skipped / 0 failed — first run
ever with the gal-webgl specs green (28 scenarios + load + sequential).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WX_PORT=dom flows host → docker container → build scripts:
build-kicad-target.sh selects wxwidgets-dom + kicad-<app>-dom trees;
docker/build.sh passes the env through, copies outputs to output-dom/
incl. wx-dom.js, and post-processes there; build-wxuniversal-wasm.sh
honors WX_PORT and accepts --no-clean again (the kicad pipeline calls it
with that flag — Phase 1's stricter parser had broken the canvas docker
path). setup-kicad-wasm.sh syncs DOM bundles into tests/apps-dom/kicad
and injects the wx-dom.js script tag into the kicad pages;
playwright-kicad.config.ts serves apps-dom under WX_PORT=dom.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The xvfb/WebGL fix (f37ddc4) took CI from 22 to 11 failures (identical on
Hetzner 27343415331 and Ubicloud 27343416511) — everything left is the
pcbnew family, still dying at wasm compile: pcbnew's ~190M debug module
exceeds SpiderMonkey's per-process code budget on x86-64 even with the
baseline-only JIT (the same module compiles on arm64, whose denser code
fits — which is why the local arm64 repro passed). No pref raises that
limit; V8 handles the module fine.
New CI-only 'chromium-ci' project (bundled Chromium, headless, SwiftShader
via --enable-unsafe-swiftshader) carries pcbnew/pcbnew-collab/load-pcb/
load-pcb-probe; the firefox project ignores them on CI. Workflows call the
new test:kicad:ci script which runs both projects. Local test:kicad is
unchanged (firefox everywhere, system Chrome for headed runs).
Validated under x86 emulation (linux/amd64 playwright image on Rosetta):
the pcbnew wizard test passes on chromium-ci in 23s against the fresh
v130-postprocessed 192M module.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CI runs (Hetzner 27329612719, Ubicloud 27330989479) failed 22/41 identically,
in two buckets, both firefox-environment issues (the suite is firefox-only:
test:kicad -> --project=firefox):
1. No WebGL: headless Firefox can't create ANY GL context on a GPU-less VM
(blocklist bypass still dies with FEATURE_FAILURE_WEBGL_EXHAUSTED_DRIVERS),
so the GAL canvas failed and an error dialog blocked every UI flow. Fix:
run headed under xvfb (GLX + Mesa llvmpipe software GL) with
webgl.force-enabled — workflows now wrap the e2e step in xvfb-run.
2. pcbnew wasm OOM: the ~190M module OOMs Firefox's optimizing wasm JIT at
compile ("InternalError: out of memory") and the app never boots. Fix:
javascript.options.wasm_optimizingjit=false (baseline-only compile).
Both prefs are CI-gated in playwright-kicad.config.ts; local runs keep stock
behavior. Boot got slower (baseline JIT), so the wizard helpers now wait for
the registry to have actual UI ENTRIES (the registry OBJECT exists pre-boot)
instead of clicking into a fixed 10x500ms window.
Validated in a local docker repro of the CI env (playwright:v1.57.0 image,
no GPU): pl_editor canvas, gerbview wizard+canvas, and pcbnew wizard (on a
properly asyncified 187M module) all pass; before the fix they reproduced the
exact CI signatures.
Known-fail left on CI: zoom-cursor — the zoom-in anchors at ~ -P in headed
Firefox (screen-vs-client coordinate mix-up in the wheel->GAL path, headed
mode only); marked test.fixme(CI) pending a wx-wasm-layer investigation.
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Main-repo side of a multi-part WIP covering the KiCad WASM tool-selection
and nested-Asyncify work. Submodule commits are in kicad@f6e9239aaa
(libcontext hygiene) and wxwidgets@bb80f91e8b (auibar registration +
dialog diagnostics).
## scripts/common/inject-dyncall-shims.sh
Wrap Asyncify.handleSleep / allocateData to save-and-restore Asyncify.currData
around each EM_ASYNC_JS sleep. This fixes the nested Asyncify collision where
a fiber swap that fired during a modal's event loop clobbered currData, and
the modal's later doRewind used the fiber's buffer and hit "RuntimeError:
index out of bounds". Root cause documented as Emscripten Issue #9153
(wontfix upstream).
Diagnostic-rewind logging (forcedBottomOfCallStack, callStack traces) is
retained to help future debugging of Asyncify state corruption.
## tests/
- tests/playwright-kicad.config.ts: add `channel: 'chrome'` for the
chromium project so --project=chromium --headed uses system Chrome
(real GPU) instead of SwiftShader on ARM Mac. Also switch trace to
retain-on-failure + screenshot on-failure for easier E2E debugging.
- tests/kicad/pcbnew.spec.ts: replace `tool.checked` assertions with a
label-suffix check (`[checked]`) since our auibar registration encodes
checked state in the label (no schema change to the registry).
- tests/apps/Makefile.wasm: add `coroutine-nested` build target + include
it in the all: list.
- tests/apps/standalone/coroutine/: kicad_coroutine_harness.h + test app
reproducing KiCad COROUTINE semantics against real libcontext.
- tests/apps/standalone/coroutine-nested/: nested_test.cpp reproduces the
EM_ASYNC_JS-modal + fiber-swap nesting bug in isolation. 8 scenarios
from baseline_modal_alone through nested_fibers_inside_modal.
- tests/e2e/coroutine.spec.ts + coroutine-nested.spec.ts: Playwright specs
that load the standalone apps and assert all case cases pass via
[COROUTINE_TEST] SUMMARY log parsing.
## research/ and features/browser-tools/
Three background docs capturing the investigation trajectory:
- features/browser-tools/0001-kicad-wasm-tool-activation-investigation.md
Early investigation: why tools don't activate; initial dynCall-empty-
callback hypothesis.
- features/browser-tools/0002-wasm-coroutine-deep-dive.md
Deep dive on Asyncify internals, fiber API, QEMU's coroutine-wasm
reference implementation.
- features/browser-tools/0003-wxauitoolbar-registration-fix.md
The narrow fix: why wxAuiToolBar needs a registration block, where to
add it, what the fallback plan is.
- research/threading_1.md: corrected root-cause analysis after reading
runtime logs — nested-Asyncify currData collision, Emscripten #9153.
- research/threading_2.md: extended research on alternative approaches
(JSPI/WasmFX/state-machines) and why they don't help here.
## Submodule pointer updates
kicad: f6e9239aaa (wip: libcontext WASM hygiene cleanup)
wxwidgets: bb80f91e8b (wip: wxAuiToolBar element-registry registration +
dialog diagnostics)
## Open threads not yet in scope
- Firefox/Chrome divergent behavior: "indirect call signature mismatch"
traps in Firefox vs renderer crash in system Chrome (tracked in
plans/peaceful-hugging-pnueli.md and the research docs).
- E2E pixel-diff for Draw Lines fails because the test's diff region does
not cover where the line is actually drawn; tool activation works, the
line is visible in test-results/pcbnew-draw-lines-02-after-drawing.png.
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Chrome headless crashes on ARM Mac due to a known Chromium bug where
SwiftShader WebGL is disabled on ARM architecture (issues #1416283,
#338414704). Firefox headless works reliably using native Metal.
Changes:
- Use Firefox as default for npm run test:kicad (headless)
- Use Chrome with --headed flag for npm run test:kicad:headed
- Add viewport size and increase timeout for KiCad WASM
- Simplify pcbnew.spec.ts test assertions
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- wxWidgets logs: tests/logs/wxwidgets/<test-file>/
- KiCad logs: tests/logs/kicad/<test-file>/
- Global setup now cleans all log subdirectories recursively
- Added globalSetup to KiCad playwright config
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- npm run test:kicad now auto-runs setup script first
- Create separate playwright-kicad.config.ts for KiCad tests
- Fix kicad spec to use web server instead of file:// paths
- Remove duplicate pcbnew.html/wasm from tests/kicad/
(proper files are in tests/apps/kicad/)
Test separation:
- npm test: runs only wxWidgets tests (tests/e2e/)
- npm run test:kicad: runs only KiCad tests (tests/kicad/)
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