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SAPHID de3d7d4fbc Document standing stability goal and coordinator takeover gates 2026-10-26 22:01:06 +00:00
Alex Southwell 1ddb6278b8 Merge pull request #337 from saphid/docs/framey-native-port-blockers
Clarify native blockers for Emuchievements and Cloud Save
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SAPHID 4252d22975 Clarify native blockers for Emuchievements and Cloud Save 2026-10-26 16:13:44 +00:00
Alex Southwell 5438e1d9d0 Merge pull request #336 from saphid/release/v0.4.48
Prepare Frame Control v0.4.48 candidate
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# Native plugin packaging blockers, 26 October 2026
This is a static, digest-scoped follow-up. Neither plugin was installed or
run on the Frame. Their compatibility statuses remain **broken**.
## Decky Cloud Save 1.4.2, store ID 49
The official ZIP SHA-256 is
`b311d967ddf1b0f0046d36929645855891a40173e3a93f6f0cd8b1576b04b411`.
It was downloaded and hash-checked without executing any member. Of its 27
members, `decky-cloud-save/bin/rclone` is a regular executable of **60,776,600
bytes** with ELF machine **62 (x86_64)**. The installer permits at most 30 MiB
per member, so this exact ZIP fails before native architecture validation.
Raising that limit alone would still leave an x86_64 executable on the ARM64
Frame. No cloud credentials, saves, reads or writes were exercised.
## Emuchievements 2.0.5, store ID 28
The official ZIP SHA-256 is
`98dcb443e81b9f9011cfe77c69eb659869c8e2df2df8b0a443df66cbfc2f5a89`.
The [earlier helper check](framey-emuchievements-arm-2026-10-26.md) proved
one synthetic ROM hash on ARM64, without installing the plugin. The upstream
source commit `8567e94befffc943434b2adb842487274815f8bb` and its pinned
libarchive, libchdr and rcheevos submodules were checked out separately for
this audit. The source is GPL-3.0. An isolated Debian ARM64 cross-build made a
2.6 MB helper (`c8794558a0d75294930f969a426e7d2ac13a27e3c1ff9bd8aae093e31596b9bd`),
but it was **not shipped or run on ROM archives**. A complete source bundle
without Git metadata compressed to about 8 MB; source and license distribution
would be part of any release-ready port.
The proposed source has an additional blocker. `backend/src/util.cpp` builds
an extraction destination by appending each raw archive member pathname to
an owned `/tmp/tmpdir.*` prefix, then passes it to libarchive's disk writer.
It neither rejects `..`/absolute paths nor enables libarchive's secure path
flags. `backend/src/main.cpp` later removes the extracted file's parent path.
With an untrusted archive, those paths may leave the intended temporary
directory. The plugin's Python backend also invokes `bin/hash` through a
shell with a path argument. A port needs bounded path validation, secure
extraction/cleanup, safe subprocess arguments, format coverage and actual
Decky/backend tests before its official ZIP can be transformed or installed.
The official archive still contains an x86_64 helper. RetroAchievements
login, real ROM scanning, a packaged ARM64 backend, wearer-visible VR and
physical controller use remain unverified.
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| 44: DeckMTP 1.0.5 | legacy / legacy | broken | Plugin contains a non-ARM64 Linux binary: DeckMTP/bin/umtprd. | static archive, local browser, fake-Frame |
| 46: Steamback 1.0.0-1 | legacy / legacy | partial | Panel opens using the real Frame current-user/library snapshot. Account setup and empty save-list reads pass through actual Decky 3.3.0 amd64 in isolation. ARM64 backend, supported-save discovery, automatic backups and restore remain unverified; no backup/restore ran. | static archive, local browser, fake-Frame, real Frame SSH |
| 48: Quick Launch 1.2.1 | legacy / legacy | broken | This plugin needs root and is not supported by the Frame user service. | static archive, local browser, fake-Frame |
| 49: Decky Cloud Save 1.4.2 | legacy / legacy | broken | Unsafe plugin archive member. | static archive, local browser, fake-Frame |
| 49: Decky Cloud Save 1.4.2 | legacy / legacy | broken | The exact official ZIP contains a 60,776,600-byte x86_64 rclone member, above the 30 MiB member limit and unusable on ARM64. Installation remains blocked. | static archive, local browser, fake-Frame |
| 50: Storage Cleaner 1.4.0 | 1 / 2 | partial | Empty-data panel rendered; cleanup was deliberately not run because it can remove local data. | static archive, local browser, fake-Frame |
| 52: Game Theme Music 1.7.1-1 | 1 / 2 | partial | An inert local component lets the exact frontend initialize and render its Settings view in opaque Chromium. Backend get_setting and plugin network were denied in the audit; Steam game-page theme injection has no verified target in Framey. Music search, playback, downloads, settings persistence and worn VR remain unverified. | static archive, local browser, fake-Frame |
| 53: Shotty 0.1.0 | legacy / legacy | partial | The frontend starts with the read-only Frame library snapshot. Frame Control adds a digest-scoped click.get_app_dir compatibility module to the managed install; the exact backend then imports and copies a synthetic Steam screenshot into a temporary Pictures folder in isolated Python. Actual Decky 3.3.0 ARM64 loading, live screenshots/rescue, in-VR panel and physical controller use remain unverified. | static archive, local browser, fake-Frame, real Frame SSH, isolated Python backend |
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| Fantastic | bin/backend | Fan backend/driver is Deck-specific; an ARM64 rebuild would not provide compatible Frame hardware. |
| PowerTools | bin/libryzenadj.so, bin/ryzenadj, bin/backend | RyzenAdj and AMD power backend cannot control an ARM64 Frame SoC. |
| Memory Deck | bin/libscanmem.so.1.0.0 | libscanmem must be rebuilt for aarch64 and validated against target process architecture; memory writes were not tested. |
| Emuchievements | bin/hash | A source-matched ARM64 bin/hash helper matched the official x86_64 helper on one synthetic ROM on the real Frame (docs/evidence/framey-emuchievements-arm-2026-10-26.md). The official ZIP still bundles x86_64 bytes and remains blocked; format coverage, packaging, plugin backend/UI, login and worn VR are unverified. |
| Emuchievements | bin/hash | A source-matched ARM64 helper matched one synthetic ROM on the real Frame (docs/evidence/framey-emuchievements-arm-2026-10-26.md). The pinned upstream source proposed for packaging also has unsafe archive extraction and cleanup paths (docs/evidence/framey-native-port-blockers-2026-10-26.md); fix and test those before shipping an ARM64 binary. The official x86_64 ZIP remains blocked; format coverage, plugin backend/UI, login and worn VR are unverified. |
| MoonDeck | python/externals/yarl/_quoting_c.cpython-313-x86_64-linux-gnu.so, python/externals/aiohttp/_http_parser.cpython-313-x86_64-linux-gnu.so, python/externals/aiohttp/_websocket/reader_c.cpython-313-x86_64-linux-gnu.so, python/externals/aiohttp/_websocket/mask.cpython-313-x86_64-linux-gnu.so, python/externals/aiohttp/_http_writer.cpython-313-x86_64-linux-gnu.so, … 26 total; full list in JSON | Rebuild vendored CPython 3.13 extension wheels for the headset Python ABI and ARM64; buddy/helper dependencies also need ports. |
| Controller Tools | bin/backend | Native backend needs an ARM64 build and controller/HID dependencies; its direct websocket also bypasses the Framey bridge. |
| DeckMTP | bin/umtprd | umtprd needs ARM64 libusb/MTP dependencies and USB gadget permissions; root user-service blocker remains. |
| Decky Cloud Save | bin/rclone | rclone needs an ARM64 artifact; this ZIP also fails safe member validation. Cloud writes were not exercised. |
| Decky Cloud Save | bin/rclone | An ARM64 rclone artifact and safe package policy are needed; the official 60,776,600-byte x86_64 member fails archive validation. No cloud writes were run (docs/evidence/framey-native-port-blockers-2026-10-26.md). |
| DeckyFileServer | bin/backend | Native file-server backend needs ARM64 dependencies; root requirement also blocks the user service. |
| TS3 QuickAccess | bin/ts3-qs4sd.so | TeamSpeak client plugin must match an ARM64 TeamSpeak client and SDK ABI, not merely rebuild the .so. |
| Syncthing | bin/decky-syncthing-watchdog | The watchdog needs an ARM64 build, plus a supported Syncthing runtime/package and safe path validation. |
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# Frame Control standing goal and takeover handoff
Owner: Alex. This records the 27 October 2026 AEDT recovery handoff; status
checks below use UTC. It does not grant authority to publish a release or to
start a second coordinator.
## Alex's top priority
> Make Frame Control's released version always stable and running cleanly. Never release something that isn't working correctly. I don't want to break things for people.
Keep the released app stable and main green. Investigate failures before
shipping; a version number or an uploaded artifact is not proof of readiness.
## Standing roadmap
Roadmap round 2: test gaps, fixes and next features. The existing owner is T3
job `mppkd9qczt` on lxso2. Preserve that job and its work. The recovery task did
not send it messages, change its thread, or start replacement coding/release
work. A human must settle ownership before a takeover starts.
## Mandatory release gates
- CI must be green on the **exact release commit**, not merely an earlier
commit, another branch, or a previous successful workflow attempt.
- End-to-end tests and release verification must pass for that candidate.
- Every required installer build must succeed, including Linux, Windows,
macOS Intel and macOS Apple Silicon.
- Never publish a release with failed or cancelled required builds. A retry
must actually finish successfully; a cancelled build is not a pass.
- Keep main green. Resolve required failures before merging or releasing.
- Preserve evidence linking the release tag/commit, successful workflow run,
installer assets/checksums, e2e results and real-device verification.
- Use `scripts/publish-release.sh --dry-run TAG` for inspection. A real publish
or tag needs its own authorized release task; this handoff does not authorize it.
## Incident snapshot supplied by Alex
At the time of the recovery request, latest published was **v0.4.47** with a
passed release run; **v0.4.48 RC was not published**, after a failed run with a
cancelled macOS build. PRs **#337 and #338 were open**. Preserve this as the
historical incident snapshot, not a claim that remote state stays unchanged.
## Verified update during recovery
Checked 26 October 2026 around 21:58 UTC:
- v0.4.47 was published at 15:07:28 UTC.
- A subsequent v0.4.48 release run
[40406781383](https://github.com/saphid/frame-control/actions/runs/40406781383)
completed successfully on commit
`5438e1d9d05ca472f200dcde50799c8ae882fafb`. Its Linux, Windows, Intel macOS
and Apple Silicon macOS installer jobs, draft and checksum jobs all succeeded.
- GitHub now reports **v0.4.48 published at 21:53:29 UTC**. This publication
happened outside the recovery task. Recheck the exact-commit checks and
release evidence before drawing conclusions about all release gates.
- [#337](https://github.com/saphid/frame-control/pull/337) is merged; lxso1's
clean main was fast-forwarded to
`1ddb6278b8ae0a98ecc79a181bba4d3cc67a52b6`.
- [#338](https://github.com/saphid/frame-control/pull/338) remains open.
- lxso2 T3 recovered at **21:42:54 UTC**; port 3773/local HTTP and existing
HTTPS returned 200 by 21:43:58 UTC. Root disk capacity remains critical;
recovery is not a capacity fix.
- Fleet guards, probe units, safety tests and incident evidence are proposed
in [fleet #38](https://github.com/saphid/fleet/pull/38); units were installed
under the owner's incident authorization. Disk critical alerts use the
existing fleet Prometheus/watchdog pipeline.
## lxso1 readiness
Main checkout: `/home/saphid/projects/steam-frame` (GitHub repository
`saphid/frame-control`). Shell default Node may be older; use
`~/.nvm/versions/node/v24.22.1/bin` first in PATH for Node 24 CI commands.
Python 3.9.25 and 3.13.14 were installed through uv for the CI matrix; system
Python 3.12.3 already existed. Current workflows require no Rust/Go toolchain.
Readiness commands, per-gate logs and exact-commit JSON results live at
`/tmp/frame-control-readiness-20261027/` on lxso1. These are local readiness
checks, not a substitute for GitHub CI on a future release commit. The Linux
installer command uses `--publish never`; no release was published by these
checks. Native ARM64, Windows/macOS platform gates, Xcode/iOS and real-headset
checks still require their proper runners/hardware.
Completed on main commit `1ddb6278b8ae0a98ecc79a181bba4d3cc67a52b6`,
26 October 2026 at 22:00 UTC:
| Gate | Result on lxso1 |
| --- | --- |
| Shell syntax, Python compile | Passed |
| Python 3.9 / 3.12 / 3.13 server suites | 1,639 tests each; passed with platform/optional skips |
| Linux wireless doctor, app syntax/tests, website tests/syntax | Passed |
| `npm ci`, `npm run dist:linux` | Passed; AppImage and deb built without publishing |
| AppImage launch verification | Passed |
| `scripts/e2e.sh` on x86_64 Docker | Passed: 50 tests, one optional catalog audit skipped; not native ARM64 hardware proof |
| Publish dry runs for v0.4.47 and v0.4.48 | Passed, including all ten installer digests and SHA256SUMS; no mutation |
| Native PC host build and required-native tests | Blocked/failed: GStreamer/GLib development packages absent; required native adapter unavailable |
The workflows name system GStreamer packages but do not pin package versions.
They were left uninstalled under the owner's pinned-versions-only constraint.
Resolve that dependency policy before claiming full Linux native readiness.
Main was clean and matched origin/main on the final 21:59 UTC fetch.
## How a takeover should resume
1. Read this file, `docs/testing.md`, the current roadmap/evidence and the
existing coordinator's recorded work through supported read-only tooling.
Verify remote releases, PR states and workflow conclusions again.
2. Check lxso2 health and disk headroom. Disk-full recovery requires capacity
decisions; do not delete protected data or alter T3 state databases.
3. Have Alex settle coordinator ownership. Preserve uncommitted changes and
active worktrees; do not run competing coordinator/release jobs.
4. Fetch origin and inspect local status before updating main. Resume the
roadmap from recorded gaps and existing PRs, not from assumptions about
what an interrupted worker completed.
5. Work on an isolated branch and use PRs. Validate the actual candidate
commit with every release gate above; record hardware/platform blockers.
6. Publish only under an explicit release task after all required gates pass.
The lxso1 five-minute `fleet-t3-lxso2-health.timer` only checks and alerts; it
does not start takeover threads. Automatic stand-in launch is not configured
or proven by this recovery deployment. It would need supported gateway
capability and authorized credentials; do not copy or mint gateway secrets.
An identical local handoff copy is maintained at
`/home/saphid/frame-control-handoff/STANDING_GOAL.md` on lxso1.
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},
"backend": "Python + native payload",
"hardware": "No specific hardware requirement detected statically; runtime requirements unverified.",
"nativePort": "A source-matched ARM64 bin/hash helper matched the official x86_64 helper on one synthetic ROM on the real Frame (docs/evidence/framey-emuchievements-arm-2026-10-26.md). The official ZIP still bundles x86_64 bytes and remains blocked; format coverage, packaging, plugin backend/UI, login and worn VR are unverified.",
"nativePort": "A source-matched ARM64 helper matched one synthetic ROM on the real Frame (docs/evidence/framey-emuchievements-arm-2026-10-26.md). The pinned upstream source proposed for packaging also has unsafe archive extraction and cleanup paths (docs/evidence/framey-native-port-blockers-2026-10-26.md); fix and test those before shipping an ARM64 binary. The official x86_64 ZIP remains blocked; format coverage, plugin backend/UI, login and worn VR are unverified.",
"uiSurfaces": [
"local/Steam routes",
"toasts",
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"https://github.com/GedasFX/decky-cloud-save.git"
],
"status": "broken",
"reason": "Unsafe plugin archive member.",
"reason": "The exact official ZIP contains a 60,776,600-byte x86_64 rclone member, above the 30 MiB member limit and unusable on ARM64. Installation remains blocked.",
"blockInstall": true,
"verification": [
"static archive",
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},
"backend": "Python + native payload",
"hardware": "No specific hardware requirement detected statically; runtime requirements unverified.",
"nativePort": "rclone needs an ARM64 artifact; this ZIP also fails safe member validation. Cloud writes were not exercised.",
"nativePort": "An ARM64 rclone artifact and safe package policy are needed; the official 60,776,600-byte x86_64 member fails archive validation. No cloud writes were run (docs/evidence/framey-native-port-blockers-2026-10-26.md).",
"uiSurfaces": [
"local/Steam routes",
"toasts",