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This change adds GPU probing and signature collection across native and browser paths, extracts shared HTTPS listener code, adds benchmark tooling and policies, updates board feature gating, and refreshes the GPU signature registry and related repository automation.
Changes: GPU probing and signature collection
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Probe formats and signature contracts libs/gpu-probe/src/{clear,fixed,format,canvas,lib,sighting,registry}.rs, libs/gpu-probe/tests/{no_shader,canvas,sighting}.rs, libs/gpu-probe/Cargo.toml
et-gpu-probe now defines clear probes, fixed-function probes, texture-format conversions, canvas fingerprint helpers, new probe-set selection by interface, and updated sighting fields such as window: both, driver_version, and api_version.
Native GPU measurement and reporting libs/gpu-probe/src/native.rs, libs/gpu-probe/tests/native.rs
The crate now provides native::Gpu APIs to open adapters, measure split, combined, clear, and fixed-function signatures, and produce backend-specific reports for Vulkan, Metal, and Direct3D 12.
Browser probes and probe page utilities/gpu-probe/web/..., utilities/gpu-probe/static/index.html
The new WASM probe package measures WebGL 2, WebGPU, and canvas signatures. The page detects browser and GPU metadata, renders signatures and withheld results, and supports per-signature and bulk submission.
Registry, collection server, and CLIs utilities/gpu-probe/src/{registry,app,measure,lib}.rs, utilities/gpu-probe/src/bin/*, utilities/gpu-probe/src/{submit.html,register.js,probe.css}, utilities/gpu-probe/tests/*, utilities/gpu-probe/{README.md,HELP.md,Cargo.toml}
A new registry updater validates and writes submissions. A new Actix server serves built-in assets, POST /register, and GET /signatures.yaml. A native gpu-probe binary records GPU and CPU signatures into the registry.
Recorded GPU and browser observations libs/gpu-probe/signatures.{yaml,json}, libs/gpu-probe/.gitignore
The registry data now includes host, runtime, browser, clear, fixed-function, and canvas observations, plus updated sighting metadata and window classifications.
Shared HTTPS listener
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Listener crate and network selection libs/https-listener/{Cargo.toml,src/lib.rs,src/net.rs,tests/net.rs}
A new et-https-listener crate exposes network candidate selection through select_candidates and publishes feature-gated TLS support.
TLS certificate helpers and tests libs/https-listener/src/tls.rs, libs/https-listener/tests/tls.rs
The crate adds PEM loading, self-signed certificate generation, name-coverage checks, load-or-generate behavior, and server-config construction, with tests for persistence, coverage, permissions, and panic paths.
WebSocket server integration services/ws-server/{Cargo.toml,src/lib.rs,src/main.rs}, services/ws-server/src/tls.rs, services/ws-server/tests/tls.rs
services/ws-server now re-exports net and tls from et-https-listener, delegates its TLS features to that crate, uses load_or_generate_tls_certs, and removes its local TLS module and duplicated TLS tests.
Board-gated registry and routing
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Board lock and registry feature libs/edge-toolkit/{Cargo.toml,src/lib.rs,src/board.rs,src/ws_server.rs,tests/registry.rs}
edge-toolkit adds the board feature and the BoardLock<T> alias, and gates ws_server and related tests on board or std.
Service feature wiring services/{ws,storage,modules}/Cargo.toml, services/ws/src/{lib.rs,picoserve_hub.rs}, services/ws/tests/hub.rs
Service crates now make edge-toolkit optional where needed, wire board feature activation through dependencies, gate hub exports on board or std, and replace direct spin::Mutex use with BoardLock in the pico service hub.
GPU probe benchmarks
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Benchmark execution and recorded results libs/gpu-probe/benches/gpu_probe.rs, libs/gpu-probe/benches/results/*, libs/gpu-probe/README.md, .mise/config.toml
A Criterion benchmark suite now measures probe, format, registry, signature, and GPU operations. Mise adds a task that writes machine-and-OS-specific YAML result files.
Benchmark result validation config/conftest/policy/bench_results/*
A new Rego policy validates benchmark result file paths, filename-to-metadata matching, machine ID format, OS values, and nonempty benchmark mappings.
The workspace adds new members and shared dependencies. Mise adds browser coverage support, GPU probe build and run tasks, benchmark checks, and a lockfile comparison based on extracted tool entries.
Repository guidance, lint rules, scan exclusions, and generated checks now account for new GPU probe artifacts, benchmark result files, OS-scoped conda:gnupg, and Rust test naming and placement rules.
sequenceDiagram
participant BrowserPage
participant ProbeWasm
participant ProbeServer
participant Registry
BrowserPage->>ProbeWasm: run WebGL 2, WebGPU, and canvas probes
ProbeWasm-->>BrowserPage: signatures, withheld results, problems
BrowserPage->>ProbeServer: POST /register
ProbeServer->>Registry: validate and write submission
Registry-->>ProbeServer: registration outcome
ProbeServer-->>BrowserPage: JSON ok/message
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review fd665
The browser-target lint task depends on a filter file that is missing from the branch and will likely fail until it is added. A few smaller probe-page and test issues should also be fixed. Most of the earlier probe, registry and TLS concerns now appear to be addressed.
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Derive the buffer sizes from PROBE_COUNT and INPUTS.
SIGNATURE_BYTES (64) is correct only while PROBE_COUNT is 16. INPUT_BYTES (32) is correct only while INPUTS holds eight 4-byte values. Suppose a probe is added. Then copy_buffer_to_buffer at Line 584 writes past the end of the readback buffer, or write_buffer at Line 570 writes past the end of the input buffer. No error scope wraps either call, so the validation error is uncaptured, and native wgpu panics on an uncaptured error by default. Compute both sizes from their sources.
Use the cast form the workspace lints allow, for example a `const` helper with `try_from` that falls back to a compile-time panic.
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Review comment at @libs/gpu-probe/src/native.rs around lines 32 - 39:
Update INPUT_BYTES and SIGNATURE_BYTES so their values are derived from INPUTS and PROBE_COUNT, respectively, using the element size and OUTPUT_BYTES rather than fixed literals. Keep both values compile-time usable and follow the workspace’s permitted conversion approach.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @.gitignore:
- Line 9: Update the exclude_path list in the lychee configuration to include
the generated utilities/gpu-probe/static/pkg/ directory, keeping it synchronized
with the corresponding .gitignore entry.
Review comments at @.mise/config.toml:
- Line 3031: Update the GPU probe page’s completion status and the `.mise`
status check so the page exposes whether submissions succeeded; return nonzero
when any submission fails or no signatures were submitted, while treating
duplicate sightings as successful. Preserve `register()`’s structured outcomes
and ensure the status check distinguishes these cases rather than treating every
`Submitted` status as success.
- Line 2994: Update the server readiness loop and the chromedriver readiness
loop to track their background child processes and enforce a startup deadline.
While waiting, check whether each child has exited; return an error if it has or
if the deadline expires, and preserve the existing readiness checks when each
service starts successfully.
- Line 3006: Encode the device label before interpolating it into the page URL
so query characters remain part of the device value. Update the WebDriver
request body construction to use a JSON serializer rather than manual string
interpolation, preserving labels containing quotes and other special characters.
Review comments at @libs/gpu-probe/src/native.rs:
- Around line 835-849: Update the DXGI driver-version handling around
`driver.map_or_else` so an error message remains in `report.lines` but is never
added to `report.versions` as `driver_version`. Format and record the version
only on success, preserving the existing diagnostic line for both outcomes.
- Around line 171-178: Update Native::open_all so a failure from one
open_adapter call does not abort processing or discard successfully opened
adapters; preserve enough per-adapter information to report failures, and adjust
its callers to consume the per-adapter outcomes while continuing to probe
healthy adapters.
Review comments at @libs/https-listener/src/tls.rs:
- Line 42: Replace the `fs_err::write` call for
`certified.signing_key.serialize_pem()` with file creation that restricts access
before writing any key contents: use owner-only permissions on Unix and
establish equivalent access restrictions on Windows. Do not write the key first
and change permissions afterward.
- Around line 56-57: Update the existing-certificate branch around
load_tls_certs to verify that the loaded certificate covers every requested name
in names. If coverage is missing, report that the certificate is stale and
provide renewal instructions; do not silently replace or regenerate the
operator-provided certificate.
Review comments at @utilities/gpu-probe/src/app.rs:
- Around line 75-76: Update register to validate the request’s browser origin or
a CSRF token and reject non-JSON content types before calling
serde_json::from_slice or Registry::register. Preserve the existing submission
flow for requests that pass these checks.
Review comments at @utilities/gpu-probe/src/bin/gpu-probe.rs:
- Line 60: Update the GPU vendor value used in the row to record “apple” when
the adapter uses the Metal backend and reports vendor ID 0; otherwise preserve
the existing GpuVendor::from_id(info.vendor) mapping. Use the existing backend
information available in this flow to identify Metal.
Review comments at @utilities/gpu-probe/src/registry.rs:
- Line 424: Update register so it validates a matching entry’s seen layout
before inserting a row: expand an inline empty list into a valid sequence before
insertion, or return RegisterError::Layout without modifying the registry; also
return RegisterError::Layout when the entry has no seen field.
- Line 438: Update the append path in register to handle a valid registry with
no signatures: convert the empty list to block form before appending, or return
RegisterError::Layout before modifying the file. Ensure the resulting registry
remains parseable and do not report Added(1) if no valid update was written.
- Around line 308-309: Update Registry::register to hold an exclusive
cross-process lock on the registry file or a neighboring lock file across the
entire read-modify-write sequence, from reading the current contents through
computing and writing the update and renaming the staged file. Release the lock
on both success and error paths, and preserve the existing in-process Mutex and
atomic rename behavior.
Review comments at @utilities/gpu-probe/static/index.html:
- Around line 374-378: Update the adapter key used by the deduplication logic to
include info.device alongside the existing fields. When the available
identifiers cannot distinguish adapters, do not deduplicate them; ensure each
adapter is measured.
- Around line 172-173: Update the user-agent OS detection so iPhone and iPad are
identified as iOS before the `Mac OS X` check, and add an `ios` option to the OS
selector. Ensure automatic submission records iOS sightings as iOS while
preserving the existing macOS detection.
Review comments at @utilities/gpu-probe/web/src/webgl2.rs:
- Line 105: Before converting the readback buffer with u32::from_le_bytes, check
whether the WebGL context is lost and whether get_error reports a failure;
return WebGl2Error on either failure, following the existing target-probe path’s
handling, and accept the pixel result only when readback succeeds.
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Review comments at @libs/gpu-probe/src/native.rs:
- Around line 32-39: Update INPUT_BYTES and SIGNATURE_BYTES so their values are
derived from INPUTS and PROBE_COUNT, respectively, using the element size and
OUTPUT_BYTES rather than fixed literals. Keep both values compile-time usable
and follow the workspace’s permitted conversion approach.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Synchronize the lychee exclusion list.
config/lychee.toml, Line 27, does not exclude this new generated directory. Add the directory to exclude_path to complete the required ignore-list synchronization. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings: “When you add a path to .gitignore, update their ignore lists too,” including lychee's exclude_path.
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Update the exclude_path list in the lychee configuration to include the generated utilities/gpu-probe/static/pkg/ directory, keeping it synchronized with the corresponding .gitignore entry.
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Stop waiting when the background server fails.
If the background cargo run fails, this loop continues forever. The background command's failure does not stop the parent shell. The chromedriver readiness loop on Line 3012 has the same problem.
Track each child process and add a startup deadline. Exit with an error when the child exits or the deadline expires.
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Review comment at @.mise/config.toml at line 2994:
Update the server readiness loop and the chromedriver readiness loop to track their background child processes and enforce a startup deadline. While waiting, check whether each child has exited; return an error if it has or if the deadline expires, and preserve the existing readiness checks when each service starts successfully.
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Encode the device label before constructing the request.
With --device 'Laptop & eGPU', the page receives only Laptop as the device value because & starts another query parameter. The page reads this value with URLSearchParams and includes it in submitted sightings. A double quote in the label also breaks the JSON on Line 3020. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Percent-encode the query value. Use a JSON serializer to construct the WebDriver request body.
Also applies to: 3020-3020
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Encode the device label before interpolating it into the page URL so query characters remain part of the device value. Update the WebDriver request body construction to use a JSON serializer rather than manual string interpolation, preserving labels containing quotes and other special characters.
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Check submission outcomes before returning success.
The page sets its status to Submitted. after attempting submissions, even when /register rejects them. register() converts HTTP and network failures into { kind: "bad", ... } without throwing. This condition therefore returns success even when every registry write fails. See utilities/gpu-probe/static/index.html, Lines 403-415, and utilities/gpu-probe/src/register.js, Lines 5-12. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Expose a structured completion result from the page. Return a nonzero exit status if any submission fails or no signatures were submitted. Accept duplicate sightings as successful outcomes.
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Update the GPU probe page’s completion status and the `.mise` status check so the page exposes whether submissions succeeded; return nonzero when any submission fails or no signatures were submitted, while treating duplicate sightings as successful. Preserve `register()`’s structured outcomes and ensure the status check distinguishes these cases rather than treating every `Submitted` status as success.
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One adapter that fails to open aborts open_all for every adapter.
Line 175 applies ? to each open_adapter call. Suppose one adapter returns RequestDeviceError, for example a broken driver, or a software adapter that rejects the default limits. In that case open_all returns Err and discards every adapter that opened before it. The gpu-probe binary (utilities/gpu-probe/src/bin/gpu-probe.rs Line 35) then records nothing, not even the CPU signature. every_adapter_opens_and_answers_the_probe_set fails for the same reason. Return per-adapter results, or skip a failed adapter and report why, so the healthy adapters are still measured.
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--- "a/libs/gpu-probe/src/native.rs"+++ "b/libs/gpu-probe/src/native.rs"@@ -168,14 +168,15 @@
/// GPUs: it answers as the CPU's own arithmetic does through that renderer, which is a signature of its own. So is
/// a GPU reached through two of those APIs, which is opened once through each.
#[cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32"))]
- pub async fn open_all() -> Result<Vec<Self>, NativeError> {+ pub async fn open_all() -> Vec<(wgpu::AdapterInfo, Result<Self, NativeError>)> {
let instance = wgpu::Instance::new(wgpu::InstanceDescriptor::new_without_display_handle());
let mut gpus = Vec::new();
for adapter in instance.enumerate_adapters(wgpu::Backends::PRIMARY).await {
- gpus.push(Self::open_adapter(adapter).await?);+ let info = adapter.get_info();+ gpus.push((info, Self::open_adapter(adapter).await));
}
- Ok(gpus)+ gpus
}
/// Open a device on `adapter`, and compile the probe set for it.
async fn open_adapter(adapter: wgpu::Adapter) -> Result<Self, NativeError> {
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Review comment at @libs/gpu-probe/src/native.rs around lines 171 - 178:
Update Native::open_all so a failure from one open_adapter call does not abort processing or discard successfully opened adapters; preserve enough per-adapter information to report failures, and adjust its callers to consume the per-adapter outcomes while continuing to probe healthy adapters.
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Reject an incompatible seen layout before inserting a row.
If a matching entry contains seen: [], deserialization succeeds and the duplicate check finds no row. This insertion places an indented sequence item after the inline empty list. The resulting YAML is invalid, but register writes it over the registry and reports success.
Expand the empty list before insertion, or return RegisterError::Layout and preserve the file. Also reject insertion when the entry has no seen: field.
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Review comment at @utilities/gpu-probe/src/registry.rs at line 424:
Update register so it validates a matching entry’s seen layout before inserting a row: expand an inline empty list into a valid sequence before insertion, or return RegisterError::Layout without modifying the registry; also return RegisterError::Layout when the entry has no seen field.
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Handle an empty registry before appending an entry.
For a valid empty registry containing signatures: [], deserialization succeeds and finds no matching entry. This function appends an indented sequence item after signatures: [], which produces invalid YAML. register then replaces the registry and reports Added(1). Subsequent submissions cannot parse the file.
Convert the empty list to block form before appending, or return RegisterError::Layout without changing the file.
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Update the append path in register to handle a valid registry with no signatures: convert the empty list to block form before appending, or return RegisterError::Layout before modifying the file. Ensure the resulting registry remains parseable and do not report Added(1) if no valid update was written.
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Keep iOS sightings separate from macOS sightings.
An iPhone user agent contains like Mac OS X, so this branch selects macos. The OS selector also lacks an iOS option, so users cannot correct the row before submission. With ?submit, the page records the incorrect OS automatically. Detect iPhone/iPad before macOS and add an ios option. (webkit.org)
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Update the user-agent OS detection so iPhone and iPad are identified as iOS before the `Mac OS X` check, and add an `ios` option to the OS selector. Ensure automatic submission records iOS sightings as iOS while preserving the existing macOS detection.
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Do not use these descriptive fields as a unique adapter key.
Two adapters can share vendor and architecture while reporting an empty description. WebGPU permits this and exposes the model identifier separately as info.device. This key omits that identifier, so Line 381 skips the second adapter without measuring it. Include device, and do not deduplicate adapters when the available identifiers cannot distinguish them. (w3.org)
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Review comment at @utilities/gpu-probe/static/index.html around lines 374 - 378:
Update the adapter key used by the deduplication logic to include info.device alongside the existing fields. When the available identifiers cannot distinguish adapters, do not deduplicate them; ensure each adapter is measured.
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Reject readback after WebGL context loss.
If the context is lost after linking but before readback, WebGL calls can return without performing the operation. readPixels need not throw, so pixel remains zeroed and this line returns a successful zero result. signature() then records Answer::Bits(0) instead of a refusal. WebGL permits context loss at any time. (registry.khronos.org)
Check is_context_lost() and get_error() before accepting the result. Return WebGl2Error on failure, as the target-probe path already does.
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Before converting the readback buffer with u32::from_le_bytes, check whether the WebGL context is lost and whether get_error reports a failure; return WebGl2Error on either failure, following the existing target-probe path’s handling, and accept the pixel result only when readback succeeds.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @config/gitleaks.toml:
- Line 42: Narrow the `.yaml.lock` and `.yaml.partial` exclusion in the Gitleaks
configuration to files in the GPU registry’s output directory, rather than
matching those suffixes repository-wide. Preserve scanning for matching files
elsewhere in the working tree.
Review comments at @utilities/gpu-probe/src/registry.rs:
- Line 419: Update the quoted formatting expression to encode every non-ASCII
character as a valid YAML Unicode escape while preserving its value; retain the
existing escaping for backslashes and quotation marks. Ensure the change covers
all row values and blocked-interface reasons formatted through quoted, including
characters outside the basic multilingual plane.
Review comments at @utilities/gpu-probe/static/index.html:
- Line 109: The browser detection patterns omit Chrome on iOS, causing its user
agent to be classified as unknown. Update the browser pattern registry used by
browserOf() to recognize the CriOS version token before the Safari fallback,
preserving the existing Chrome and Safari detection behavior.
- Around line 412-414: Update probe_webgpu and the caller that parses answer so
the measured adapter’s metadata is returned alongside its signatures; use that
returned metadata, rather than the preliminary adapter.info, when building the
row and deduplicating results.
Review comments at @utilities/gpu-probe/web/src/lib.rs:
- Line 87: Update probe_webgpu() to collect each probe set’s outcome
independently, following the outcome-handling pattern in probe_webgl2(), rather
than propagating fixed_function_signature() failures with ?. Preserve signatures
completed before a later readback failure and return them alongside a
set-specific problem for the failed probe.
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Narrow the Gitleaks exclusion for .yaml.lock and .yaml.partial.
The unanchored pattern at config/gitleaks.toml:42 skips these suffixes in every directory. The gitleaks-check task scans the working tree and does not read .gitignore. A secret in an untracked .yaml.lock or .yaml.partial file therefore passes the local scan. No tracked file matches the pattern today, so the gap is latent. It becomes active if a secret is force-added or a matching tracked file is added later.
Limit the exclusion to the directory where the GPU registry writes these files (utilities/gpu-probe/src/registry.rs:301,322). Do not exempt the suffix repository-wide.
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Narrow the `.yaml.lock` and `.yaml.partial` exclusion in the Gitleaks configuration to files in the GPU registry’s output directory, rather than matching those suffixes repository-wide. Preserve scanning for matching files elsewhere in the working tree.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Escape non-ASCII characters before writing registry text.
A submission whose label contains U+00E9 passes check_text. quoted then writes that character directly into libs/gpu-probe/signatures.yaml. The same path accepts non-ASCII row values and blocked-interface reasons.
Encode non-ASCII characters as YAML Unicode escapes to preserve their values while keeping the tracked file ASCII-only.
As per coding guidelines, "The ASCII-only policy is strict: every tracked file" and "generated output included."
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Update the quoted formatting expression to encode every non-ASCII character as a valid YAML Unicode escape while preserving its value; retain the existing escaping for backslashes and quotation marks. Ensure the change covers all row values and blocked-interface reasons formatted through quoted, including characters outside the basic multilingual plane.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Use metadata from the adapter that produced the signatures.
The row uses adapter.info from the preliminary request. However, Gpu::open_with() makes another adapter request in libs/gpu-probe/src/native.rs (Line 159-182). (raw.githubusercontent.com)
If power configuration or available GPUs change between requests, the browser can select another adapter for the same
power preference. The page then submits that adapter's signatures under the preliminary adapter's model and vendor.
Return the measured adapter's metadata with its signatures, and use that metadata for the row and deduplication. (w3.org)
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Update probe_webgpu and the caller that parses answer so the measured adapter’s metadata is returned alongside its signatures; use that returned metadata, rather than the preliminary adapter.info, when building the row and deduplicating results.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep completed signatures when a later probe set fails.
If the device is lost during the final readback, fixed_function_signature() can return an error after the first three
sets succeed. This ? discards those signatures. probe_webgpu() then returns an empty signatures array, so the page
cannot submit the completed measurements. The native API exposes readback failures separately from probe answers. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Collect each set's outcome independently, as probe_webgl2() does. Return completed signatures beside set-specific problems.
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Update probe_webgpu() to collect each probe set’s outcome independently, following the outcome-handling pattern in probe_webgl2(), rather than propagating fixed_function_signature() failures with ?. Preserve signatures completed before a later readback failure and return them alongside a set-specific problem for the failed probe.
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- Line 344: Update the insertion validation guard in `register` to compare the
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Check that other entries remain unchanged after insertion.
If one entry declares seen: &places and another uses seen: *places, inserting a row into the first entry adds that sighting to both entries after parsing. serde-saphyr supports these aliases. (docs.rs)
This guard accepts the update because the entry count stays unchanged and the selected entry gains one row. register then persists a sighting for a signature that was not submitted.
Compare the parsed document against the expected single-row update, including unchanged entries. Otherwise, reject layouts where insertion changes another entry. Add a shared-anchor regression case.
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Review comment at @utilities/gpu-probe/src/registry.rs at line 344:
Update the insertion validation guard in `register` to compare the entire parsed document with the expected single-row update, ensuring every non-target entry remains unchanged; reject the update if inserting a row also changes an aliased entry. Add a regression case with entries sharing an anchor through `seen: &places` and `seen: *places`.
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- Around line 3730-3731: Update the lockfile drift comparison around the removed
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order, ensuring exchanges between tools are detected even when the diff contains
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve tool identity when comparing lockfile values.
If two existing tool tables exchange versions, git diff -U0 contains no unchanged table headers.
The removed and added version multisets then match, so this check reports no drift.
The same failure applies to exchanged backend values.
Compare values together with their owning tool table.
Ignore table order, not the association between a tool and its resolved version or backend.
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Update the lockfile drift comparison around the removed and added value extraction so each version or backend remains associated with its owning tool table. Compare these tool-value pairs without depending on table order, ensuring exchanges between tools are detected even when the diff contains no unchanged table headers.
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Reject benchmark values that are not objects.
count accepts strings and arrays as well as objects. (openpolicyagent.org) With a matching filename and valid machine metadata, benchmarks: lost therefore passes this policy without recording any benchmark.
Add a separate denial for non-object benchmarks values. Keep the empty-object check.
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- Line 1298: Provide the missing jaq filter referenced by the built_on
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actual location. Ensure the filter selects the wasm-bindgen dependency metadata
as intended so the assignment succeeds and the wasm clippy lint commands can
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Review comments at @utilities/gpu-probe/static/index.html:
- Line 117: Update the user-agent fallback rules so Edge tokens Edg, EdgA, and
EdgiOS are recognized before the Chrome and Safari rules; preserve the existing
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- Line 373: Update the page read in probe_canvas so a browserleaks_reads error
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Add the missing .mise/cargo-clippy-wasm-check.jq filter.
The reviewed revision does not contain .mise/cargo-clippy-wasm-check.jq. Line 1298 reads that file through jaq -f. When the file is absent, jaq exits with an error. The task shell runs with -e, so the built_on assignment can stop the script before the wasm clippy lint commands run. Without the filter, the dependency selection that this PR adds does not work.
Commit the filter file at the path that line 1298 references, or update the path if the filter lives elsewhere.
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Review comment at @.mise/config.toml at line 1298:
Provide the missing jaq filter referenced by the built_on assignment in the wasm clippy task, or update that assignment to the filter’s actual location. Ensure the filter selects the wasm-bindgen dependency metadata as intended so the assignment succeeds and the wasm clippy lint commands can run.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Recognize Edge in the user-agent fallback.
If Client Hints are unavailable, an Edge agent containing Chrome/... Safari/... Edg/... matches this Chrome rule. Microsoft also defines EdgA and EdgiOS tokens, which this fallback does not recognize. (learn.microsoft.com)
The detected values populate submitted browser metadata. Add Edge token rules before the Chrome and Safari rules so automatic submissions do not mislabel Edge measurements.
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Review comment at @utilities/gpu-probe/static/index.html at line 117:
Update the user-agent fallback rules so Edge tokens Edg, EdgA, and EdgiOS are recognized before the Chrome and Safari rules; preserve the existing Chrome and Safari detection for other browsers.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Set the child process's log filter explicitly.
If the parent sets RUST_LOG=warn, the server suppresses the INFO message that Line 50 requires. The test then fails even when the server correctly rejects the occupied port. The server reads this inherited filter in utilities/gpu-probe/src/bin/et-gpu-probe-server.rs, Line 13. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Set .env("RUST_LOG", "info") on this command so the assertion does not depend on the caller's environment.
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The child server inherits the parent’s RUST_LOG filter, which can suppress the INFO output required by the assertion. Update the command builder at .args(args) to set RUST_LOG to info explicitly for the child process, without changing the parent environment.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep frame measurements when the page-only comparison fails.
If a canvas defence blocks the page's read but permits frame reads, this ? discards both completed frame measurements. probe_canvas() then reports a problem instead of returning the frame signature or its withholding reason. The function documentation says the page's canvas is diagnostic only. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Record the page-read error in describe, then evaluate the frame measurements independently.
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Review comment at @utilities/gpu-probe/web/src/canvas.rs at line 373:
Update the page read in probe_canvas so a browserleaks_reads error is recorded in describe rather than propagated with ?. Continue evaluating the frame measurements independently, preserving their signature or withholding reason even when the page-only comparison fails.
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