All seven ysync-review bugs fixed and verified; every repro's expected-fail
marker removed (they now run as regression tests). Also fixes two bugs found
while verifying (doc 17 F5/F6): file-seeded Y bodies are re-upserted in the
editor's serialization (doc-16 F4 was an artifact of bug 01), and the
0008-era "asyncify-fragile envelope parse" was really wrapInBoardEnvelope
emitting display layer names — canonical LSET::Name() fixes track/via/zone
v2 applies; makeFromBlob now logs parse errors instead of swallowing them.
Verified: shared 98, standalone collab 37, ysync e2e 20/20 (chromium),
collab regression set 21 passed / 3 pre-existing skips (firefox).
Bumps: kicad (board_commit child-removal listener notification),
web/pcbjam-shared (slot prune + arbitrated seed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JgThWXtdvrYLK47EDFoGdq
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
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>
- WasmTool: hard cutover to startKicadCollab (gates on
kicadCollabSnapshotItems; scalar reconciler no longer runs in the app)
- file-seed (ysync 0005 tie-in): empty rooms are seeded from the opened
file via fileToDoc/docToY (meta+layout+items — file recoverable from the
Y.Doc alone); populated rooms still adopt (seed-once unchanged)
- binding: gate UP applies until seed() — the provider's initial state
sync otherwise streams the full doc into an editor that already holds
the file (trapped eeschema's paste path in the real app)
- pcbnew blobForItem: footprints Format a uuid-corrected copy directly —
SaveSelection's copy regenerated mandatory-field uuids (FOOTPRINT copy
ctor assigns into fresh fields), breaking wire identity (rebuild)
- roundtrip.spec on the v2 items wire; new passing pcbnew
footprint-containment round trip (the 0004 containment win); full
fixture stays fixme on the tracked envelope-parse limit
- real-app two-tab emit verified for eeschema + pcbnew (see 0008 doc)
Full kicad suite: 45 passed, 3 skipped (known), 0 failed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add kicadCollabSnapshotItems / kicadCollabApplyItems / window.kicadCollab.onItems
to pl_editor, eeschema, pcbnew — per-item native-blob payloads
({added/changed:[{sexpr,parent}], removed:[uuid]}) alongside the untouched scalar
wire (legacy collab specs stay green).
- pl_editor: itemBlob per item; apply = SetPageLayout(append) + replace-by-uuid
(pointer-snapshot safe); bare payloads get the kicad_wks envelope. Snapshot +
apply + emit verified headless.
- eeschema: clipboard Format per item (symbols carry their lib_symbols); apply
mirrors the native paste — LoadContent into a throwaway sheet → detach →
replace-by-uuid → symbol lib relink (blob's lib_symbols first, live screen's
second) → SCH_COMMIT, in the CallAfter+COROUTINE context. Snapshot + apply
verified headless (a "lost" lone junction turned out to be correct connection
cleanup — test uses text).
- pcbnew: blobForItem per ROOT item with child→footprint lifting in flushDiff;
apply = makeFromBlob + commit replace-by-uuid on the fiber; bare non-footprint
payloads get wrapInBoardEnvelope (live board layer table). Snapshot + footprint
replace/add WITH children (the 0004 containment gap, closed) + removal verified
headless. Track/via/zone/text blob-apply hits the documented asyncify-fragile
envelope parse (reconfirmed empirically — a verbatim SaveSelection segment
envelope dies silently in the commit) and stays on the legacy scalar apply;
tracked in ysync 0008 status.
- eeschema/pcbnew scheduleFlush now runs flushDiff inside a COROUTINE: the
per-item Format in the v2 emit needs the fiber stack (0007 lesson). Their emit
remains unverifiable headless (both legacy two-tab tests are test.skip:
"open=false → SCH_COMMIT no-ops" / "harness can't PAINT") — verify in the real
app at Stage D; pl_editor's emit IS verified.
- tests/kicad/items-bridge.spec.ts: per-tool suite (snapshot uuids → local-edit
emit (where drivable) → apply changed/added/removed via save-readback → no
apply echo). 3/3 pass; roundtrip + collab suites unaffected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Block A save embind exports + the round-trip integration harness.
Save exports (wasm/bindings, GPL):
- pcbnew: kicadSaveBoard(path) via PCB_IO_KICAD_SEXPR::SaveBoard(GetBoard()).
- eeschema: kicadSaveSchematic(path) via SCH_IO_KICAD_SEXPR::SaveSchematicFile.
Saves GetCurrentSheet().Last() (NOT Schematic().Root()): the wasm open-flow
nests the opened doc under an auto-created project root, so Root()'s screen
holds only a child-sheet symbol, not the loaded items.
(pl_editor already had kicadSaveDrawingSheet.)
Round-trip harness (tests/kicad/roundtrip.spec.ts):
- load fixture → save (ORIG) → kicadCollabSnapshot → reload (fresh wasm) →
open empty → kicadCollabApply → save (REGEN) → assert sexprDiff(ORIG,REGEN).equal.
- Two separate pages (extract closed before rebuild opens) so the process-global
wasm heap frees between boots (pcbnew ~190MB). Open both sides from the same
filename (eeschema embeds it as the root Sheetfile property). pcbnew boots the
seeded pcbnew-collab.html (plain pcbnew.html's first-run wizard blocks boot).
- pl_editor + eeschema round trips PASS (lossless). pcbnew is test.fixme with
tracked apply-coverage findings (footprints/zones not reconstructed; segment
width + via size lost; fp_text→gr_text) — bridge gaps for follow-up, not test bugs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A board-level graphic text (Place→Text) lands in Drawings() and would otherwise hit the
same asyncify-fragile (kicad_pcb …) envelope-blob wall as via/zone on add. So PCB_TEXT
reconstructs NATIVELY: itemToJson emits size/thickness/angle plus horizontal & vertical
justification, mirror, and bold/italic (the text string was already emitted for any
EDA_TEXT); makeItem builds a fresh PCB_TEXT and restores all of them. flushDiff skips the
blob for PCB_TEXT_T. Footprint child text is unaffected — it syncs by move, and its add
is carried by the footprint blob.
Justification matters: it anchors the glyphs relative to the text POSITION, so without it
a left-justified text reconstructed centered on the peer and rendered visibly offset even
though GetPosition() matched (which is why the anchor-only headless check missed it).
Verified two-tab in the real app: a left/bottom-justified bold text added in tab A
reconstructs in tab B at the exact position with matching justification + string. Headless:
a board-text round-trip add test (sample text is left/bottom-justified) asserts the
position AND that hjust/vjust/text round-trip. 7 passed, 1 skipped, 0 aborts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Footprint add reconstructs from the bare `(footprint …)` s-expr clipboard blob via
CLIPBOARD_IO (SetWriter/SetReader redirect it to a string for headless/wasm). The
non-footprint `(kicad_pcb …)` envelope parse (parseBOARD) is asyncify-fragile in wasm
— commit.Add of an envelope-parsed item silently stages nothing and subsequent virtual
dispatch traps ("index out of bounds"), the same wall that deferred the eeschema symbol
blob — so vias and zones reconstruct NATIVELY instead: itemToJson emits drill/layer-pair
for a PCB_VIA and the outline polygon for a ZONE, and makeItem builds a fresh PCB_VIA /
ZONE. flushDiff attaches the blob only to types that need it (footprints/board graphics);
tracks/vias/zones skip it. Includes the dangling-parent fix for the envelope path
(SetParent before delete) which footprints don't hit.
Build: kicad_clipboard.h pulls in the generated pcb_lexer.h (emitted into the common
build subdir by make_lexer) — added -I${KICAD_BUILD}/common to the embind include path.
Tests: sample board gains a via + zone; snapshot asserts their native fields are emitted,
and three round-trip add tests (footprint via blob, via/zone native) delete then re-add
each by uuid and confirm it returns at the same position. 6 passed, 1 skipped, 0 aborts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bug 1 — footprint child text now syncs. forEachTopItem also visits each footprint's
TEXT children by their own uuid (GetFields() PCB_FIELDs + GraphicalItems() PCB_TEXT),
so moving a silkscreen reference/value/user text — which leaves the footprint origin
unchanged — produces a diff. Apply needed only a guard: the removed loop skips items
with a parent footprint (a footprint delete cascades to its children, so don't
double-remove). ResolveItem already resolves child uuids and BOARD_COMMIT::undoLevelItem
rolls a child Modify up to the footprint, so Modify+SetPosition (in the existing
COROUTINE) just works. itemToJson now carries text for EDA_TEXT items.
Bug 2 — kicadCollabTestMoveFirst no longer no-ops. Its CallAfter now runs the move
inside a COROUTINE fiber (like doApply) so the virtual BOARD_ITEM::Move dispatches
instead of asyncify-no-opping.
Tests: sample board gains a footprint with a Reference field + user fp_text; snapshot
test asserts the footprint and both text children are emitted by uuid; a new test
moves each child by uuid and asserts the footprint origin stays put. 3 pass, 1 skipped.
Verified two-tab in the real app: C1's reference text move syncs A->B, no footprint moves.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
pcbnew's half of the unified Yjs collab bridge (4th tool; yjs-bridge commit 4),
a near-verbatim port of the eeschema design. Root-repo only — kicad/wxwidgets
submodules untouched.
- wasm/bindings/pcbnew_embind.cpp: BOARD_LISTENER trigger + post-settle snapshot
diff emit; BOARD_COMMIT apply inside a CallAfter + COROUTINE fiber (so a new
item's GAL view->Add dispatches correctly). Move/delete sync for any top-level
item by uuid; native PCB_TRACK add. Footprint/via/zone add deferred.
- WasmTool.tsx: add pcbnew to COLLAB_TOOLS.
- tests/apps/kicad/pcbnew-collab.html: seeded (wizard-free) harness, leaving
pcbnew.html untouched for its wizard test.
- tests/kicad/pcbnew-collab.spec.ts: snapshot + apply(move/remove/add) — 2 pass,
two-tab skipped headless.
Verified two-tab in the real web app: footprint move applies + syncs A->B.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The batched-emit fix still lost segments on a large connected drag (peer
dropped the P3-C1 wire). Deeper cause: the SCHEMATIC_LISTENER fires in
pushSchEdit BEFORE RecalculateConnections (sch_commit.cpp ~402 vs ~430), so
every emit was pre-cleanup RAW geometry; the cleanup that follows (merge
collinear wires, drop/split junctions) was never broadcast. The peer rebuilt
the raw edit and ran its own cleanup over a different dirty scope, so the two
peers cleaned up differently and the peer lost segments.
Replace the listener-list emit with a post-settle full-model snapshot DIFF
(snapshotByUuid), flushed via CallAfter once Push (cleanup included) returns —
capturing tab A's final, already-clean geometry. The peer applies that and
re-cleaning already-clean geometry is idempotent, so they converge. The native
listener is now just a change trigger. g_baseline holds the last-broadcast
state; doApply and kicadCollabSnapshot rebaseline so applied/seed items aren't
re-broadcast (echo). Mirrors pl_editor's snapshot-differ; no kicad-fork change.
Verified two-tab, rigorously (real edit: tabA state changed AND tabA===tabB
byte-for-byte): a wire reroute plus U1A/U1B/C2 symbol drags all converge
exactly. eeschema-collab + eeschema-ui suites green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A single SCH_COMMIT::Push fires OnItemsAdded/Removed/Changed separately and
synchronously, then RecalculateConnections once. COLLAB_LISTENER emitted each
category as its own delta, so the peer applied one atomic edit as three separate
commits, each with its own connectivity recompute. On a large connected drag the
junction at the wires' new crossing (added) was applied before the wires moved
(changed) -> dangling junction -> the peer's cleanup deleted it (lost segments).
COLLAB_LISTENER now buffers added/changed/removed (serialized in each synchronous
callback) and flushes one combined delta after Push returns, coalesced via
CallAfter. doApply applies it atomically removed->changed->added in a single
commit with one recompute, so the junction survives. Verified two-tab: a G-drag
of U1A that previously left the peer at 74 items / 7 junctions now emits one
delta {a:1,c:4,r:1} and both tabs converge at 75 / 8.
Root-repo only; kicad and wxwidgets untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Thrust A — dialogs render top-left with OK clipped in the WEB app (not the
test harness): root cause was the React shell missing the .window /
.window-canvas CSS that wx.js relies on (it positions each dialog div via
inline left/top, which need position:absolute). Added the rules to
web/apps/frontend/src/index.css. Native draw-text now works end-to-end;
symbol/power choosers render (placing still blocked by absent libraries).
Thrust B — collab apply of a newly-added SCH_SHAPE trapped in KiCad core
(SCH_COMMIT::Push CHT_ADD -> GAL view->Add, an asyncify invoke_* mis-dispatch)
because doApply ran off a fiber stack. doApply now runs inside a COROUTINE so
it executes on a libcontext fiber, the same context native draws use; the add
dispatches correctly. Re-enabled the SCH_SHAPE converter (rect/circle). Added
thirdparty/libcontext to the embind include path (tool/coroutine.h needs it).
Verified two-tab: rectangle + circle drawn in tab A sync + render in tab B.
Extended eeschema-collab.spec.ts apply test with a SCH_SHAPE add.
All changes root-repo only; kicad and wxwidgets forks untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
After the body-move devirtualization, moving a symbol synced the body to the peer but
left its reference/value text behind: SCH_SYMBOL::Move()/SCH_LABEL_BASE::Move() move the
child fields via an inner virtual field.Move() that also mis-dispatches in the apply
context. Move the fields explicitly with a devirtualized SCH_FIELD::Move (moveFields).
Verified: a moved symbol's text label now follows the body on the peer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The changed-path used the virtual SCH_ITEM::Move(), which silently no-ops from the
apply/CallAfter context (asyncify call_indirect mis-dispatch) for every non-wire item —
so moving a symbol synced on the sender but not the peer. Devirtualize Move() with an
explicit class-qualified call (moveItemTo), which is statically bound (a plain call, not
call_indirect) and executes. Verified: a symbol move now propagates. Also bumps wxwidgets
to ea599f7 (toolbar clicks no longer steal canvas keyboard focus).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extend doApply added-item construction beyond wires: SCH_TEXT, SCH_LABEL /
SCH_GLOBALLABEL / SCH_HIERLABEL (position + text + label shape), and SCH_NO_CONNECT.
Serialize text (any EDA_TEXT) and label shape in itemToJson. Moving/deleting existing
items of any type already worked (generic changed->Move and removed->Remove); this adds
their reconstruction on add.
Still uncovered: SCH_SYMBOL (needs lib-symbol + fields/orientation) and graphic shapes
(SCH_SHAPE). Known issues to fix next: adding text freezes the app; circles (SCH_SHAPE)
don't sync; deletes don't apply; wire moves only partially converge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two things, both verified in the real web app (two-tab eeschema collab).
1. dynCall crash fix (all apps) — scripts/common/shims/dyncall-binding.js.tmpl.
Programmatic editor edits trapped with 'indirect call signature mismatch': the
asyncify-instrumented wasmExports[dynCall_<sig>] trampoline does call_indirect with a
stale type for some table indices (post-asyncify+O2) even though the table entry is
valid. Proven by patching the built js: at the trap getWasmTableEntry(index) SUCCEEDS
where the trampoline fails. Fix: the shim now catches the 'signature mismatch'
RuntimeError and falls back to getWasmTableEntry; the Asyncify unwind sentinel and real
exceptions re-throw, so instrumentation/unwind is untouched for normal calls. This
unblocks ALL programmatic edits, not just collab (e.g. eeschema SCH_ITEM::Move).
2. eeschema collab apply converters (wasm/bindings/eeschema_embind.cpp).
doApply now handles added-item construction (build the SCH_ITEM with the delta's uuid
via const_cast — as the s-expr parser does — + commit.Add) and richer SCH_LINE
serialization (start/end/layer) so wire edits reconstruct on the peer. Implemented for
SCH_LINE (wires) + SCH_JUNCTION; other types log 'no converter for added type' and are
skipped (next batch). eeschema re-enabled in the web app collab gate.
Tests: eeschema-collab.spec snapshot (green); apply/two-tab skipped — they no-op headless
because the e2e harness's kicadOpenFile returns false (OpenProjectFiles bails before
building the connectivity graph), so SCH_COMMIT::Push doesn't persist. Verified in-app.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
eeschema's half of the Yjs collaborative bridge, reusing the generic reconciler /
BroadcastChannel transport unchanged. Zero kicad-fork change: native SCH_ITEM uuid +
native SCHEMATIC_LISTENER. All in the wasm layer (wasm/bindings/eeschema_embind.cpp).
Working (verified in the web app):
- kicadCollabSnapshot(): enumerate sch.Hierarchy() -> LastScreen()->Items() as
{id,type,x,y}; registers the listener on first call
- emit: SCHEMATIC_LISTENER subclass -> per-item delta via window.kicadCollab.onDelta;
fires on real SCH_COMMIT::Push (a real wire move broadcasts added/removed/changed)
Apply is a documented follow-up (gated off so a peer tab can't crash): SCH_ITEM::Move
traps with 'indirect call signature mismatch' when invoked outside a KiCad tool
coroutine (Asyncify+fiber+exception-trampoline). Modify/Clone/GetPosition all work;
only the virtual Move write traps. Fix direction: route apply through TOOL_MANAGER.
Also: build-kicad-target.sh now force-relinks when only <app>_embind.cpp changed (the
embind .o isn't a make dep, so new bindings silently vanished), and adds the
expected/rtree/fmt thirdparty includes the eeschema bindings need.
Tests: eeschema-collab.spec.ts covers snapshot (green); apply/two-tab skipped with the
blocker noted. WasmTool gates collab to pl_editor only until eeschema apply works.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bump kicad submodule to the per-item uuid identity change, plus the wasm/test
infra to verify it:
- wasm/bindings/pl_editor_embind.cpp: test-only kicadSaveDrawingSheet(path) hook
that serializes the singleton DS_DATA_MODEL to MEMFS (also a building block for
the bridge's later materialize-to-file path)
- tests/kicad/pl_editor-uuid.spec.ts: open->save->read-back e2e proving (uuid …)
backfill (4 distinct uuids) and load->save round-trip preservation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add the two newly WASM-ported editors to the web app the same way as the
existing tools:
- pl_editor (drawing-sheet, .kicad_wks): PL_EDITOR_FRAME overrides
OpenProjectFiles, so it gets the generic kicadOpenFile embind hook
(wasm/bindings/pl_editor_embind.cpp) for deterministic open. Mapped
.kicad_wks -> pl_editor in EXTENSION_TOOL.
- symbol_editor (symbol library): SYMBOL_EDIT_FRAME does NOT override
OpenProjectFiles, so it's treated as file-less (boot standalone, opens
libraries via its own UI). Added to FILELESS_TOOLS.
Both boot through single_top.cpp's STARTWIZARD, so both seed config to skip the
first-run wizard (TOOL_NEEDS_CONFIG_SEED) and get a /usr/bin/<binary> argv0.
contract: add to TOOLS, plus a TOOL_LABELS map for friendly names. The project
UI now renders file-less launch links generically from FILELESS_TOOLS and
per-file "Open in <label>" links from EXTENSION_TOOL (auto file-type detection),
so adding a tool needs no UI edits.
Verified in-browser: pl_editor opens a .kicad_wks (renders the sheet),
symbol_editor boots wizard-free; both with 0 console errors.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Build improvements:
- Change -O0 to -O1 to fix "local count too large" asyncify error
- Add wasm-emscripten-finalize to host (Docker OOMs on large WASM)
- Use -gseparate-dwarf for smaller main binary with debug info
- Build native protoc for code generation
- Add more functions to asyncify removelist
Runtime fixes:
- Add inject-dyncall-shims.sh to fix "dynCall_* is not defined" in Emscripten 4.x
- Update wxwidgets with browserInfo.name fix
New stubs and bindings:
- Add Embind bindings for JavaScript interop
- Add stubs for scripting, API plugin, PCB frame, navlib
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