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A full close sleeps the Mac, so suspendForSleep tears down the overlay, the capture stream and the sensor. Wake recovery then slept a full second before its first sensor check, and the lid is usually open past the baseline by the time start finishes. The reopening animation never ran. Poll the sensor every 50 ms instead, keeping the five second ceiling and retrying the connection once per second. Seed the motion filter at the closure implied by the current angle when the effect is enabled. Restarting mid-open left displayed at zero, so the filter animated into the fold while the user was opening the lid rather than unwinding out of it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe motion filter initializes from the current lid angle. Wake recovery polls the sensor every 50 ms for up to five seconds. ChangesMotion runtime updates
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to After wake, rendering can start from stale sensor state and then fail when the sensor reports unavailable. Multi-device transitions also unnecessarily recompile pipelines. Resolve these before merging to preserve reliable wake recovery. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Creating a DesktopRenderer compiled the fold shader from source every time, and a session starts more often than it looks: after sleep, after a display change, after a space change. The wake path is the one that matters, because the lid is already moving there and every millisecond spent compiling is animation the user does not get to see. Cache the compiled pipeline state for the lifetime of the process, keyed on the device so a different one still builds its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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434-434: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winWait for a fresh sensor result after wake.
suspendForSleep()leavessensorAvailableset totrue, whileLidSensor.reconnect()runs asynchronously. Attempt 0 can therefore pass line 434 before disconnect and reconnect updates reachLiveDesktop.start()can callSCStream.startCapture()with stale availability. The later unavailable update stops startup and reports the sensor-drop error. Clear or versionsensorAvailablebefore reconnect, or require a post-reconnect availability update.LidSensor.stop()anddisconnect()do not provide this guarantee.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@Sources/DesktopRenderer.swift`:
- Line 66: Update cachedPipeline to store render pipeline states per MTLDevice
identity rather than a single entry, and protect dictionary access and updates
with pipelineLock. Ensure renderers reuse the cached state for their device
without replacing entries belonging to other devices.
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In `@Sources/LiveDesktop.swift`:
- Line 434: Update the wake/reconnect flow around sensorAvailable and start() so
startup cannot proceed using the pre-sleep availability value. Clear or version
the state before LidSensor.reconnect(), or otherwise require a fresh
post-reconnect availability update before allowing SCStream.startCapture();
preserve the existing unavailable-sensor handling.
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Store a cache entry for each Metal device.
Line 66 defines one cache slot. A pipeline for device B replaces the pipeline for device A. A later renderer for device A then recompiles the pipeline. Use a dictionary keyed by device identity while holding pipelineLock.
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- private static var cachedPipeline: (device: MTLDevice, state: MTLRenderPipelineState)?
+ private static var cachedPipelines = [
+ ObjectIdentifier: (device: MTLDevice, state: MTLRenderPipelineState)
+ ]()
private static func foldPipeline(device: MTLDevice, resources: Bundle) throws
-> MTLRenderPipelineState
{
pipelineLock.lock()
defer { pipelineLock.unlock() }
- if let cached = cachedPipeline, cached.device === device { return cached.state }
+ let key = ObjectIdentifier(device)
+ if let cached = cachedPipelines[key] { return cached.state }
// Create pipeline state.
- cachedPipeline = (device, state)
+ cachedPipelines[key] = (device, state)
return state
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In `@Sources/DesktopRenderer.swift` at line 66, Update cachedPipeline to store
render pipeline states per MTLDevice identity rather than a single entry, and
protect dictionary access and updates with pipelineLock. Ensure renderers reuse
the cached state for their device without replacing entries belonging to other
devices.
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Reviewed this closely. The diagnosis is right and it is not an obvious one, so thank you for narrowing it the way you did. I pulled The slow-open case is a second symptom you did not mention. Starting with the lid at 100 or 110 gives 0.00 on both versions, so the seed does not regress a normal turn on. Two things before this lands. 1. The loop can break on a stale reading and kill its own session.
The case that bites is display sleep rather than system sleep. Costs you 50 ms instead of 0 ms against your goal: for attempt in 0..<100 {
do { try await Task.sleep(for: .milliseconds(50)) } catch { return }
guard self.resumeAfterWake, !Task.isCancelled else { return }
if self.sensorAvailable { break }
if attempt > 0, attempt.isMultiple(of: 20) { self.sensor.reconnect() }
}2. Please drop I timed exactly what Metal already keeps a source-keyed shader cache that persists across processes. The real cost is a one-time hit the first time that exact shader source is ever compiled on the machine, and your cache is empty at that point so it does not help there either. Every session restart after that, including the wake path, is about 0.1 ms. MOTION.md is a document full of measured numbers, so I would rather not add a sentence claiming a saving three orders of magnitude larger than the real one. I have merged current Two smaller notes, take or leave. Reconnects land at attempts 20/40/60/80, so 4 retries rather than the previous 5. And a session seeded at 0.65 presents its first frame at full opacity, since On checks: the workflow here has not actually run, it is sitting behind the first-time contributor approval gate, so CI has not been the authority on this branch. I ran the full suite locally against the merged head and it all passes, |
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Problem
Closing the lid all the way sleeps the Mac.
suspendForSleeptears down the overlay, the capture stream and the sensor, and wake recovery is what has to bring the session back.That recovery slept for a full second before its first sensor check:
Opening a lid past the 100 degree baseline takes less than that, and
startstill has to rebuild the ScreenCaptureKit stream and wait for a first frame on top of it. The reopening animation described inMOTION.mdnever ran after a full close. Folding on the way down looked correct, which made the effect feel one directional.A partial tilt that never sleeps the Mac already animated both ways, which is what narrowed this to the wake path.
Changes
Poll the sensor every 50 ms rather than sleeping a fixed second first. The five second ceiling is unchanged (100 iterations), and the connection is still retried once per second instead of on every pass.
Seed the motion filter at the closure implied by the current angle in
setEnabled.resetleavesdisplayedat zero, so a session restarting while the lid was mid-open animated into the fold before unwinding out of it. Seeding attargetmakes the first frame match the physical angle, and the filter unwinds from there as the lid keeps opening. For a normal turn on with the lid open,targetis zero and behavior is unchanged.MOTION.mdis updated in the motion timing and recovery sections to match.Testing
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make buildon an M4 MacBook Pro, macOS 26.6.2, and exercised by closing the lid fully, waiting for sleep, and reopening. The desktop now unfolds on the way up instead of appearing already restored. Partial tilts behave as before.I could not run
npm run checklocally: theswift-formatshipped with the Command Line Tools cannot read this repo's configuration schema, so the CI lint is the authority on formatting here.Summary by CodeRabbit
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