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fix(gamescope): the Upscaling Resolution is the session's scan-out size - #2283
#2267 added the per-container Upscaling Resolution and passed it to gamescope as -W/-H, but the setting could not take effect. The emulated DRM connector advertised exactly one mode — the app window's size (1280x960 on the test device) — so drm_set_mode looked for an exact-size mode, found none, and overwrote g_nOutputWidth/Height back to the window. Every session composited, allocated and scanned out at the panel's pixel count regardless of the setting: at 720p on a 1080p panel that is 2.25x the area, and gamescope upscaled the guest into it instead of letting the display's compositor upscale a smaller scan-out.
Mechanism. The app now names that size to the daemon as the mode, before nativeStart. GameNativeDrm.nativeSetScanoutGeometry(w, h) sits beside nativeSetPanelRefreshHz; GamescopeState.scanoutSize() reads outputResolution back as [w, h] so the gamescope arguments, the shim's seed (GNDRM_SCANOUT) and the daemon's mode all come from one value and cannot drift; XServerScreen sets it ahead of nativeStart (which fixes the mode from the surface callback), and clears it (0, 0) when the resolution cannot be read so a session never inherits the previous one's size. The presenter keeps the mode (composite, scan-out pool, KMS output) apart from the window (the compositing box) and fits the layer into the window uniformly, so a mode below the window is upscaled once, by SurfaceFlinger, and another aspect is letterboxed rather than stretched. mode == window is the identity and presents exactly as before.
Boundary. A size larger than the window is refused with a log rather than clamped: a bigger mode would composite pixels the display cannot show, only to have them scaled back down.
Default.OUTPUT_RESOLUTION_DEFAULT is now OUTPUT_RESOLUTION_OFF. A container that never opened the tab runs -W/-H == -w/-h == screenSize, i.e. exactly the behaviour every container had before the setting existed; Device's Resolution (the panel) and the explicit sizes remain.
Companion changes. The mode is only half of it, so two other repos move with this PR:
GameNative/gamenative-drm#32 — the connector advertises the session's scan-out size, the presenter fits the composite into the window, and the shim learns to answer the pool buffer's row stride.
GameNative/gamescope#20 — A51, the scan-out image is created at the pool's row stride. Without it a mode whose width is not a multiple of 320 px (1024x768: gralloc 5120 B vs the driver's tight 4096) shears on every compositing filter.
Verification.assembleLegacyDebug builds and installs with no warnings. Six device sessions on a Retroid Pocket Nova (panel 1280x960@120Hz, Adreno 740 + Turnip 26.3.0-devel, gamescope 3.16.31-41-g5e270d78+, Nidhogg): each case rewrote the container, launched, waited for the first frame, captured logcat and a screenshot, and exited through Back → Quick Menu → Exit.
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Container
Upscaling Res
Filter
-W -H / -w -h
Mode selected
Scan-out image pitch
Frame
1
1280x960
Off
SGSR
1280 960 / 1280 960
1280x960@120Hz
5120 (tight 5120)
coherent, 59.4 fps
2
1280x960
Off
Linear
1280 960 / 1280 960
1280x960@120Hz
5120 (tight 5120)
coherent, 59.8 fps
3
800x600
1024x768
SGSR
1024 768 / 800 600
1024x768@120Hz
5120 (tight 4096)
coherent, 59.5 fps
4
800x600
1024x768
Linear
1024 768 / 800 600
1024x768@120Hz
5120 (tight 4096)
coherent, 59.5 fps
5
1280x720
1280x720
SGSR
1280 720 / 1280 720
1280x720@120Hz
5120 (tight 5120)
coherent, 59.9 fps
6
1280x960
1920x1080
Linear
1920 1080 / 1280 960
1280x960@120Hz
5120 (tight 5120)
refused (> window), mode = window, 60.0 fps
Case 3 is the geometry that used to shear: gamescope logs output image 1024x768 at the pool's row stride 5120 (tight 4096) and dumpsys SurfaceFlinger shows the matching chain — layer geomBufferSize=[0 0 1024 768], buffer w/h:1024x768 … stride:5120 bytes, layer transform 1.2500 to 1280x960, composition=DEVICE. Direct scan-out is untouched: with Linear the plane carries the guest's own buffer (case 4 logs a foreign dma-buf 800x600 pitch=3328 copy), which never touches the composite image. Cases 1 and 2 confirm the new default is a behavioural no-op — nothing is resampled.
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Summary by cubic
Makes the Upscaling Resolution setting take effect: the emulated DRM connector now advertises the chosen size as its mode, so the session composites, allocates, and scans out at that size instead of silently falling back to the app window's dimensions.
The default is now Off, preserving each container's pre-setting behavior exactly (-W/-H equal the screen size); a resolution larger than the window is refused, not clamped. The daemon now receives the panel's active refresh rate, re-reported on display-mode changes rather than the fastest supported rate; this applies to X11 and gamescope sessions alike, so a panel held at 60 Hz counts as 60 for the latch-grid measurement and the FPS-limiter ceiling. Companion changes in gamenative-drm (connector mode, presenter) and gamescope (scan-out stride fix) are required end-to-end. A new test checks the gamescope payload is published on both fetch hosts and installs through the app's download path, so a version bump without a published archive fails in CI instead of on a user's first launch.
Migration
Containers that previously relied on the inert setting will now actually present at the configured resolution; verify expected behavior after updating.
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New Features
Gamescope sessions now use the configured scan-out size for their display mode. Without a configured size, they use the container’s screen size rather than a fixed 1920×1080 default.
If a scan-out size cannot be determined, the existing display-size fallback remains available.
Active display refresh rates are tracked and updated when display modes change. The FPS limiter maximum adjusts accordingly for both X11 and Gamescope sessions.
Gamescope sessions report the active refresh rate and scan-out dimensions to the display daemon.
Documentation
Updated graphics-setting guidance to describe the session scan-out size and its effect on display modes.
The emulated connector advertised the app window's size, so gamescope's -W/-H (the
container's Upscaling Resolution) never matched a mode and the session composited,
allocated and scanned out at the panel's pixel count regardless of the setting.
The app now tells the daemon the size before nativeStart, and that size is the
mode — the composite, the scan-out pool, the KMS output and the guest's X screen
all follow it, and the presenter fits the layer into the window so a size below
the panel is upscaled by the display's compositor.
The default is Off: with no upscale the session presents 1:1 at the container's
screen size, which is the behaviour every container had before the setting
existed. Device's Resolution (the panel) and the explicit sizes remain.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/display/GameNativeDrm.kt
nativeSetScanoutGeometry(w, h) beside nativeSetPanelRefreshHz; 0, 0 clears it.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/display/GamescopeState.kt
OUTPUT_RESOLUTION_DEFAULT is now OUTPUT_RESOLUTION_OFF, and scanoutSize() reads
outputResolution back as [w, h] so the launch arguments, the shim's seed and the
daemon's mode all come from one value.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt
Sets the geometry ahead of nativeStart (which fixes the mode from the surface
callback), clearing it when the resolution cannot be read so the session never
inherits the previous one's size.
app/src/main/java/com/winlator/widget/XServerView.java
The comment now says what the seeded size is: the window, used as the mode only
when no scan-out geometry was named.
app/src/main/java/com/winlator/xenvironment/components/BionicProgramLauncherComponent.java
GNDRM_SCANOUT is seeded from scanoutSize() — the same value as -W/-H — and
displaySize()'s contract is narrowed to the last-resort fallback it now is.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/component/dialog/GraphicsTab.kt
The dropdown comment names the setting as the scan-out size.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/display/GamescopePayload.kt
Payload 20261030.2, which carries the gamescope A51 and the shim's pitch export.
app/src/main/jniLibs/arm64-v8a/libgamenative_drm.so
Rebuilt: the mode comes from nativeSetScanoutGeometry, and the presenter fits
the committed rect into the window (mode vs window geometry kept apart).
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Gamescope now resolves and applies session scan-out geometry. The launcher uses the resolved size with its existing display-size fallback. XServerScreen reports the active display refresh rate at startup and after display-mode changes, and updates the FPS-limit ceiling.
Changes: Gamescope scan-out configuration
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Resolve the session scan-out size app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/display/GamescopeState.kt, app/src/main/java/com/winlator/xenvironment/components/BionicProgramLauncherComponent.java, app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/component/dialog/GraphicsTab.kt, app/src/main/java/com/winlator/widget/XServerView.java
The default output resolution now uses Off. GamescopeSettings.scanoutSize(container) parses the resolved size. applyGamescopeEnv uses that size and retains the displaySize() fallback. Comments describe the session scan-out size and the daemon’s window-size default.
Apply scan-out geometry at startup app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/display/GameNativeDrm.kt, app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/display/GamescopePayload.kt, app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt
GameNativeDrm adds nativeSetScanoutGeometry(width, height). XServerScreen sets scan-out geometry before nativeStart. The payload version changes to 20261030.3.
Verify payload download and installation app/src/test/java/app/gamenative/display/GamescopePayloadDownloadTest.kt
Tests check archive availability on both hosts, download and install the archive, and verify readiness and archive cleanup.
Active display refresh rate
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Detect and report active refresh rate app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt, app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreenState.kt
The refresh-rate helper reads the active display rate instead of the fastest supported mode. Startup and display-mode changes refresh the FPS-limit ceiling and report the rate to the daemon for Gamescope sessions. The display listener is released on view disposal and session exit.
Some existing containers may retain the old resolution, and refresh rates can be wrong after overrides or display swaps. Address these risks before merging.
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P3: This comment calls `defaultSize` the window size, but the startup call passes panel/preset dimensions; the holder's real window size arrives only in `surfaceChanged`. Update the comment to describe the initial seed and later retarget so it does not document a geometry this call does not provide.</violation>
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P3: This comment calls defaultSize the window size, but the startup call passes panel/preset dimensions; the holder's real window size arrives only in surfaceChanged. Update the comment to describe the initial seed and later retarget so it does not document a geometry this call does not provide.
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<comment>This comment calls `defaultSize` the window size, but the startup call passes panel/preset dimensions; the holder's real window size arrives only in `surfaceChanged`. Update the comment to describe the initial seed and later retarget so it does not document a geometry this call does not provide.</comment>
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@@ -73,9 +73,7 @@ public XServerRenderer getRenderer() {
- // Seed from the panel's real size (getWidth/Height may predate layout); surfaceChanged
- // replaces it with the real holder size. The container preset is only a last resort:
- // it's an internal desktop resolution, and seeding it starts the daemon at 720p.
+ // The window's size: the daemon's mode only when no scan-out geometry was named.
int[] defaultSize = AppUtils.parseScreenSize(PluviaApp.getNativeDisplaySize());
if (defaultSize == null) defaultSize = AppUtils.parseScreenSize(PluviaApp.getDefaultScreenSize());
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// The window's size: the daemon's mode only when no scan-out geometry was named.
// Seed the daemon before layout callbacks; surfaceChanged replaces this with the holder's window size.
// An explicit scan-out geometry is supplied separately and determines the daemon's mode.
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Preserve legacy defaults without overwriting explicit choices.
A container created under the old default can persist 1920x1080 without an explicit user selection. The current outputResolution() treats that value the same as an explicit 1920x1080 choice, so changing OUTPUT_RESOLUTION_DEFAULT does not affect those containers. Do not migrate every stored 1920x1080 to off, because that would overwrite explicit selections. If legacy unselected containers must adopt off, add provenance that can identify implicit values; the current string cannot support that migration safely.
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Update the stored output-resolution handling around OUTPUT_RESOLUTION_DEFAULT
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feat: the Upscaling Resolution is the session's scan-out size
fix(gamescope): the Upscaling Resolution is the session's scan-out size
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P2: `onDisplayChanged` updates the daemon only, leaving `ui.detectedMaxRefreshRateHz` and `fpsLimiterTarget` at the old panel rate. A 120→60 Hz switch can keep Gamescope capped above the new ceiling; recompute the ceiling, clamp the target, and reapply the limiter here.</violation>
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P2: onDisplayChanged updates the daemon only, leaving ui.detectedMaxRefreshRateHz and fpsLimiterTarget at the old panel rate. A 120→60 Hz switch can keep Gamescope capped above the new ceiling; recompute the ceiling, clamp the target, and reapply the limiter here.
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<comment>`onDisplayChanged` updates the daemon only, leaving `ui.detectedMaxRefreshRateHz` and `fpsLimiterTarget` at the old panel rate. A 120→60 Hz switch can keep Gamescope capped above the new ceiling; recompute the ceiling, clamp the target, and reapply the limiter here.</comment>
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@@ -2079,7 +2080,20 @@ fun XServerScreen(
// view's surface callback, so the panel's real rate must be set first.
- GameNativeDrm.nativeSetPanelRefreshHz(detectMaxRefreshRateHz(context, xServerViewInstance as? View))
+ // The active rate, and again whenever the display changes mode.
+ GameNativeDrm.nativeSetPanelRefreshHz(detectRefreshRateHz(context, xServerViewInstance as? View))
+ val displayManager = ContextCompat.getSystemService(context, DisplayManager::class.java)
+ if (displayManager != null && gamescopePanelRefreshListener == null) {
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- Line 325: Update the refresh-rate lookup that returns display?.refreshRate to
read the active physical display mode’s rate on Android 12 and later, while
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- Line 808: Update the refresh-rate handling around `detectRefreshRateHz` so
display changes in both Gamescope and X11 sessions recompute
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Read the physical panel rate.
On Android 12 and later, Display.refreshRate can return a throttled application rate rather than the physical panel rate. For example, it can report 60 Hz on a 120 Hz panel, so the daemon receives the wrong latch period and the limiter ceiling is too low. Use the active physical mode, accounting for the legacy flavor’s target SDK. (android.googlesource.com)
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The listener that re-reports the panel's rate when the display changes mode was
gamescope-only — registered inside the gamescope arm of the session setup and
dropped in exit() — while the rate it reports (and the limiter ceiling it
updates) belongs to the session, not to one display server. It is now
session-wide.
- Registration: one ensurePanelRefreshListener(), called from the view factory
ahead of nativeStart (the emulated mode's rate comes from this view's surface
callback, so the panel's real rate must be set first) and from update, because
a session reusing a cached XServer skips the factory and would otherwise run
with no listener at all. onDisplayChanged reads the live ui.xServerView rather
than the first session's view.
- One refreshFpsLimit(): the limiter ceiling (ui.detectedMaxRefreshRateHz) and,
under gamescope, the daemon's panel rate, so a display change refreshes the
QuickMenu fps slider and the mode together.
- Teardown: releasePanelRefreshListener() runs in exit() and in the view's
onRelease, so a view disposed without exit() (the activity-destroyed fallback,
a restart) no longer leaves the listener attached to a dead view. Both calls
are idempotent.
- Unused imports dropped.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt
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- Around line 822-823: Update the display-change handling around onDisplayAdded
and onDisplayRemoved so the FPS limit refreshes after the game view has finished
moving between displays. Defer the refresh by posting it to the game view,
including on disconnect after it returns to the internal host, and reuse
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Refresh the panel rate after the game view changes displays.
Connecting an external display moves the game view to the presentation, but the onDisplayAdded callback here does nothing. While the view is on the external display, the FPS ceiling and the Gamescope daemon keep the internal panel's rate. This can be wrong when the two panels run at different rates.
Refreshing from onGameOnExternalChanged is not timed correctly for the disconnect path. dismissPresentation() sets the flag to false and fires the callback before moveGameToInternal() reparents the view. The refresh must run after the view has moved. Posting it to the view defers it until the current update finishes.
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onGameOnExternalChanged = { gameOnExternal ->
+ // Posted: a removal reports before the view returns to the internal host.+ (xServerView as? View)?.post {+ refreshFpsLimit(xServerView as? View, isX11Display = isX11Display)+ }
if (gameOnExternal) {
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Update the display-change handling around onDisplayAdded and onDisplayRemoved so
the FPS limit refreshes after the game view has finished moving between
displays. Defer the refresh by posting it to the game view, including on
disconnect after it returns to the internal host, and reuse refreshFpsLimit with
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1 existing issue remains and 3 new issues found across 1 file (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt">
<violation number="1" location="app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt:822">
P2: Post `refreshFpsLimit` after display swaps; these no-op callbacks can leave the FPS ceiling and Gamescope daemon using the previous display's rate.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt:2125">
P2: Register the panel listener from the `AndroidView` `update` path as well as `factory`; otherwise a cached XServer can skip this factory call and lose refresh-rate updates after the previous listener was released.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt:3034">
P2: `onRelease` can unregister a newer session's process-global listener because it does not verify ownership. Associate the registration with the released view/session or unregister only when the released view still owns the current listener.</violation>
</file>
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P2: Register the panel listener from the AndroidViewupdate path as well as factory; otherwise a cached XServer can skip this factory call and lose refresh-rate updates after the previous listener was released.
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<comment>Register the panel listener from the `AndroidView` `update` path as well as `factory`; otherwise a cached XServer can skip this factory call and lose refresh-rate updates after the previous listener was released.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -2078,29 +2113,17 @@ fun XServerScreen(
+ // Always refresh FPS Limit, Both X11 and Gamescope should refresh the fps limit when display is changed
+ refreshFpsLimit(xServerViewInstance as? View, isX11Display = sessionDisplay == SessionDisplay.X11)
+ ensurePanelRefreshListener()
+
val xServerView = xServerViewInstance.apply {
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P2: onRelease can unregister a newer session's process-global listener because it does not verify ownership. Associate the registration with the released view/session or unregister only when the released view still owns the current listener.
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<comment>`onRelease` can unregister a newer session's process-global listener because it does not verify ownership. Associate the registration with the released view/session or unregister only when the released view still owns the current listener.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -3006,6 +3029,10 @@ fun XServerScreen(
+ // A view released without exit() (the activity-destroyed fallback, a restart) still ends
+ // the session, so the panel listener goes with it; exit() calls this too, harmlessly.
+ releasePanelRefreshListener()
+
val releaseBinding = view.tag as? XServerViewReleaseBinding
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P2: Post refreshFpsLimit after display swaps; these no-op callbacks can leave the FPS ceiling and Gamescope daemon using the previous display's rate.
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<comment>Post `refreshFpsLimit` after display swaps; these no-op callbacks can leave the FPS ceiling and Gamescope daemon using the previous display's rate.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -794,6 +802,33 @@ fun XServerScreen(
+ if (panelRefreshListener != null) return
+ val displayManager = ContextCompat.getSystemService(context, DisplayManager::class.java) ?: return
+ val listener = object : DisplayManager.DisplayListener {
+ override fun onDisplayAdded(displayId: Int) {}
+ override fun onDisplayRemoved(displayId: Int) {}
+ override fun onDisplayChanged(displayId: Int) {
</file context>
GamescopePayload.ensure() prefers the archive bundled in the APK and only reaches
the network when the asset is absent, so a build that carries a payload can never
fail for a host that 404s, serves a page, or stopped mirroring the version the
app asks for. The payload is versioned by hand, which makes that a one-line
mistake away from a first-launch failure for every user of that build.
Tests in GamescopePayloadDownloadTest:
- the archive answers 200 on both hosts fetchFileWithFallback uses
(downloads.gamenative.app and the R2 bucket), serves the same length from
each, and starts with the zstd frame magic, so an error page or a stub fails
rather than passing on a 200.
- the archive downloads through the app's own fetchFile, the saved length equals
the published Content-Length, progress reaches 1.0, and install() then yields
bin/gamescope, the version stamp, a ready payload and no leftover archive. It
calls fetchFile directly instead of ensure(), because ensure() would have taken
the asset branch and passed without touching the network.
- ensure() short-circuits on an already-installed payload, offline.
An unreachable host skips the two network tests rather than failing them; a
missing archive or a wrong body fails. Checked against a temporarily bumped
VERSION (19990101.1), which failed both with HTTP 404, and the current
20261030.3, which is published on both hosts at 14276437 bytes.
app/src/test/java/app/gamenative/display/GamescopePayloadDownloadTest.kt
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1 issue found across 1 file (changes from recent commits).
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<violation number="1" location="app/src/test/java/app/gamenative/display/GamescopePayloadDownloadTest.kt:32">
P2: This test makes the ordinary unit-test CI depend on live production CDNs and downloads the payload for every build, so transient CDN, network, or proxy failures can block unrelated pull requests. Move the publication check to an opt-in/integration CI job and keep the unit suite backed by a local fixture or mock server.
(Based on your team's feedback about fragile external test dependencies.)</violation>
</file>
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P2: This test makes the ordinary unit-test CI depend on live production CDNs and downloads the payload for every build, so transient CDN, network, or proxy failures can block unrelated pull requests. Move the publication check to an opt-in/integration CI job and keep the unit suite backed by a local fixture or mock server.
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<comment>This test makes the ordinary unit-test CI depend on live production CDNs and downloads the payload for every build, so transient CDN, network, or proxy failures can block unrelated pull requests. Move the publication check to an opt-in/integration CI job and keep the unit suite backed by a local fixture or mock server.
(Based on your team's feedback about fragile external test dependencies.) </comment>
<file context>
@@ -0,0 +1,170 @@
+class GamescopePayloadDownloadTest {
+
+ @Test
+ fun theArchiveIsPublishedOnBothHosts() {
+ assumeNetwork()
+
</file context>
Equal lengths and identical zstd magic do not prove that both hosts serve the same archive. The download test uses only HOSTS[0], so fallback contents are not installed or validated. Compare complete-response hashes, or validate an archive downloaded from each host.
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lines 44 - 48:
Update the mirror comparison in the download test to verify complete response
contents, not just equal lengths; compare hashes of the full response bodies or
validate an archive downloaded from each host. Ensure the fallback host’s
response is included in this validation.
assumeNetwork() probes only HOSTS[0]. If the primary host is unreachable while the fallback is reachable, both network tests skip before the both-host publication check runs. Keep the offline skip, but skip only when no configured host is reachable, then report each host’s result separately.
This is an additional test-coverage gap, not an existing production failure.
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lines 152 - 153:
Update the reachability check in `assumeNetwork()` to probe every configured
host and skip only when none are reachable. Preserve the offline skip, and
report each host’s reachability result separately so a reachable fallback still
allows the network tests to run.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Avoid requiring HEAD and range support.
If a host serves a valid GET response but rejects HEAD, omits its length, or ignores Range, these tests fail even though SteamService.fetchFile can download the archive. Use GET-based checks and accept a full response when the server ignores Range. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings: ranged GET requests are more reliable than HEAD requests for availability checks.
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Update the availability check in the Gamescope payload download test to use GET
instead of HEAD, and accept a full GET response when the server ignores a Range
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Description
#2267 added the per-container Upscaling Resolution and passed it to gamescope as
-W/-H, but the setting could not take effect. The emulated DRM connector advertised exactly one mode — the app window's size (1280x960on the test device) — sodrm_set_modelooked for an exact-size mode, found none, and overwroteg_nOutputWidth/Heightback to the window. Every session composited, allocated and scanned out at the panel's pixel count regardless of the setting: at 720p on a 1080p panel that is 2.25x the area, and gamescope upscaled the guest into it instead of letting the display's compositor upscale a smaller scan-out.Mechanism. The app now names that size to the daemon as the mode, before
nativeStart.GameNativeDrm.nativeSetScanoutGeometry(w, h)sits besidenativeSetPanelRefreshHz;GamescopeState.scanoutSize()readsoutputResolutionback as[w, h]so the gamescope arguments, the shim's seed (GNDRM_SCANOUT) and the daemon's mode all come from one value and cannot drift;XServerScreensets it ahead ofnativeStart(which fixes the mode from the surface callback), and clears it (0, 0) when the resolution cannot be read so a session never inherits the previous one's size. The presenter keeps the mode (composite, scan-out pool, KMS output) apart from the window (the compositing box) and fits the layer into the window uniformly, so a mode below the window is upscaled once, by SurfaceFlinger, and another aspect is letterboxed rather than stretched.mode == windowis the identity and presents exactly as before.Boundary. A size larger than the window is refused with a log rather than clamped: a bigger mode would composite pixels the display cannot show, only to have them scaled back down.
Default.
OUTPUT_RESOLUTION_DEFAULTis nowOUTPUT_RESOLUTION_OFF. A container that never opened the tab runs-W/-H == -w/-h == screenSize, i.e. exactly the behaviour every container had before the setting existed; Device's Resolution (the panel) and the explicit sizes remain.Companion changes. The mode is only half of it, so two other repos move with this PR:
A51, the scan-out image is created at the pool's row stride. Without it a mode whose width is not a multiple of 320 px (1024x768: gralloc5120 Bvs the driver's tight4096) shears on every compositing filter.Verification.
assembleLegacyDebugbuilds and installs with no warnings. Six device sessions on a Retroid Pocket Nova (panel1280x960@120Hz, Adreno 740 + Turnip 26.3.0-devel, gamescope3.16.31-41-g5e270d78+, Nidhogg): each case rewrote the container, launched, waited for the first frame, captured logcat and a screenshot, and exited through Back → Quick Menu → Exit.-W -H / -w -h1280x960@120Hz1280x960@120Hz1024x768@120Hz1024x768@120Hz1280x720@120Hz1280x960@120HzCase 3 is the geometry that used to shear: gamescope logs
output image 1024x768 at the pool's row stride 5120 (tight 4096)anddumpsys SurfaceFlingershows the matching chain — layergeomBufferSize=[0 0 1024 768], bufferw/h:1024x768 … stride:5120 bytes, layer transform1.2500to1280x960,composition=DEVICE. Direct scan-out is untouched: withLinearthe plane carries the guest's own buffer (case 4 logs aforeign dma-buf 800x600 pitch=3328copy), which never touches the composite image. Cases 1 and 2 confirm the new default is a behavioural no-op — nothing is resampled.Recording
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Makes the Upscaling Resolution setting take effect: the emulated DRM connector now advertises the chosen size as its mode, so the session composites, allocates, and scans out at that size instead of silently falling back to the app window's dimensions.
The default is now Off, preserving each container's pre-setting behavior exactly (
-W/-Hequal the screen size); a resolution larger than the window is refused, not clamped. The daemon now receives the panel's active refresh rate, re-reported on display-mode changes rather than the fastest supported rate; this applies to X11 and gamescope sessions alike, so a panel held at 60 Hz counts as 60 for the latch-grid measurement and the FPS-limiter ceiling. Companion changes ingamenative-drm(connector mode, presenter) andgamescope(scan-out stride fix) are required end-to-end. A new test checks the gamescope payload is published on both fetch hosts and installs through the app's download path, so a version bump without a published archive fails in CI instead of on a user's first launch.Migration
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