Replace worker processes with a single-process connection model - #11
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Dual-device support (df3f32f) gave every connection its own worker process, copying the executable to a unique path on each launch so that each worker would carry a distinct app identity. That design rested on the assumption recorded in RunWorkerProcess -- "let process teardown release this connection only" -- i.e. that Close() on one AudioPlaybackConnection tears down the others in the same process, leaving process teardown as the only way to release a single connection. That assumption does not hold. Verified locally: two AudioPlaybackConnection objects can be open simultaneously in one process, and closing one leaves the other streaming. Microsoft's documented (see [Enable audio playback from remote Bluetooth-connected devices](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/develop/media-playback/enable-remote-audio-playback)) sample keeps a dictionary of concurrent connections in a single process, and the underlying transport is released per object, not per process. The symptom that motivated the worker design had a different cause. Close() synchronously raises StateChanged(Closed), whose handler erased the entry from g_audioPlaybackConnections; the caller then erased the same, now invalidated iterator. Together with the map being mutated from arbitrary threads with no synchronisation, this corrupted state in ways that looked like "closing one device kills the other". Changes - Remove the worker process machinery: RunWorkerProcess, LaunchWorkerProcess, StopAndCleanupWorker, RequestStopWorker, PruneExitedWorkers, EnsureWorkerExecutable, GetWorkerExecutablePath, GetWorkerAppId, TryGetArgValue, WorkerProcessInfo, and the --worker branch in wWinMain. This also removes the per-launch executable copy, TerminateProcess as a shutdown mechanism, the workers\ directory, and orphaned worker processes. - Establish one threading rule: g_audioPlaybackConnections is mutated only on the UI thread. WinRT callbacks now do nothing but PostMessage. Adds WM_DEVICESELECTED, WM_DISCONNECTDEVICE and WM_CONNECTRESULT, and puts the previously dead WM_CONNECTIONCLOSED to use. - Fix the re-entrant erase: move the connection out, erase the entry, and only then call Close(), so the StateChanged callback can no longer invalidate the iterator its caller is holding. WM_DESTROY likewise moves the whole map out before closing anything. - Split connecting into three stages: the UI thread records Connecting, OpenConnectionAsync runs TryCreateFromId/StartAsync/OpenAsync on a background thread, and WM_CONNECTRESULT commits the result back on the UI thread. The background stage never calls _(), because Translate() caches into a non-thread-safe static map; it returns raw status codes instead and the UI thread formats the message. - Tag every connect attempt with a token so that a late StateChanged(Closed) or connect result belonging to a superseded attempt cannot erase the entry created by a subsequent reconnect. - Restore HWND_NOTOPMOST when the picker or the menu closes; previously only SWP_HIDEWINDOW was applied and WS_EX_TOPMOST was never cleared. - Count only established connections in the tray badge, and persist only established connections to lastDevices. - Enable _ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL=2 for Debug builds to catch this class of iterator misuse at runtime. Addresses gongfuture#10: DisconnectButtonClicked used to stop every worker synchronously (up to 2.2s each via WaitForSingleObject plus TerminateProcess), then call SetDisplayStatus and relaunch the remaining devices, all from inside the picker's own callback. Clicking outside the window during that window let the picker's dismiss path and the handler wait on each other across apartments, leaving the picker stuck topmost. The handler now only posts a message and returns immediately. Addresses gongfuture#9: Dynamic Lock drives frequent Bluetooth device state changes, which delivered concurrent callbacks onto an unsynchronised unordered_map and repeatedly triggered multi-megabyte executable copies and process launches on the callback thread. Both are gone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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非常感谢pr！现在正好要出门，晚些时候会拉下来测试一下 |
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 3 reviews per rolling hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe connector replaces synchronous worker polling with tokenized asynchronous callbacks. It adds UI-thread connection states, timeout-based disconnection, job-based worker cleanup, asynchronous reconnect, and persistence of connected devices only. ChangesAudio connection flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change moves connection handling into a single-process model, but current failure paths can still leak audio connections, leave workers running after setup failures, and show retryable errors for normally closed connections. These runtime and user-visible correctness risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DevicePicker
participant UIThread
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DevicePicker->>UIThread: post selection or disconnect payload
UIThread->>WorkerProcess: launch or signal stop
WorkerProcess-->>UIThread: post tokenized connection or exit event
RegisteredWait->>UIThread: report worker exit
UIThread->>DevicePicker: update connection status
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625-674: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winClose the connection if the result post fails, and catch all exceptions.
Two gaps exist in this background flow:
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PostPayloadfails at Line 673, theConnectResultis destroyed and the opened connection loses its owner. No code callsClose()on it.- The
catchclause handleswinrt::hresult_erroronly. Any other exception escapes afire_and_forgetcoroutine and terminates the process.♻️ Proposed change
catch (winrt::hresult_error const& ex) { result->success = false; result->status = AudioPlaybackConnectionOpenResultStatus::UnknownFailure; result->error = ex.code(); LOG_CAUGHT_EXCEPTION(); } + catch (...) + { + result->success = false; + result->status = AudioPlaybackConnectionOpenResultStatus::UnknownFailure; + result->error = E_FAIL; + LOG_CAUGHT_EXCEPTION(); + } - PostPayload(WM_CONNECTRESULT, std::move(result)); + auto connection = result->connection; + if (!PostPayload(WM_CONNECTRESULT, std::move(result)) && connection) + { + // 訊息沒送出去，UI 執行緒不會接手這條連線，這裡自己關掉。 + connection.Close(); + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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%lsfor the wide string argument.
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In `@AudioPlaybackConnector.cpp`:
- Around line 421-431: Update the WM_CONNECTIONCLOSED handler to process the
matching entry only after its connection state is established, not while
OpenConnectionAsync is still connecting. Preserve the existing token check and
cleanup for established entries, allowing WM_CONNECTRESULT to handle failures
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In `@AudioPlaybackConnector.cpp`:
- Around line 625-674: Update OpenConnectionAsync to catch all exceptions
escaping the connection setup, preserving the existing hresult_error handling
while adding a fallback that records failure as UnknownFailure and logs the
exception. After attempting PostPayload(WM_CONNECTRESULT, ...), ensure that any
connection stored in ConnectResult is explicitly closed when posting fails,
before the result is destroyed.
- Around line 708-726: Update the swprintf format string in the result.error
handling block to use the wide-string conversion specifier matching
message.c_str(), while preserving the existing formatting, resize loop, and
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试了一下，连接第二设备会触发闪退 |
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刚才翻了一下当时的开发，用的是github copilot的 gpt还是gemini来着，那时候也不太会用（ windows好像限制单线程多次触发连接，当时的copilot这么说的 你现在的崩溃是系统 Windows.Media.Devices.dll 在同一进程里第二次走 StartAsync 路径时触发 FAST_FAIL。
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claude非常牛逼的直接把 Windows_Media_Devices.dll 反組譯看崩潰原因了，確定就是白癡Windows工程師不會寫程式。
崩潰原因除錯器的判定： 整條堆疊上沒有任何一格是我們的程式碼。 我們做的只有呼叫 我會讓Claude以我現在的這個狀態改成multi-process的版本，但盡量維持簡潔，我覺得原本那個實現太過抽象XD |
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好的好的，非常感谢 我自从deepseek 和 opencode一起涨价之后就还在找稳定的ai渠道，现在完全没有ai用（悲 |
638f142 moved connections into the main process after verifying that closing one AudioPlaybackConnection leaves another one streaming. That verification used two connection objects for the *same* device, and it does not cover the case the dual-device feature actually needs. A crash dump taken while connecting a second, different device shows Windows killing the process outright: AudioPlaybackConnection::StartAsync BluetoothA2dpPlaybackConnection::Start BluetoothA2dpPlaybackConnection::LogConnectionEnabled TraceLoggingRegisterEx_EventRegister_EventSetInformation int 29h -> c0000409, subcode 5 FAST_FAIL_INVALID_ARG Disassembly at the fail site: lea rsi,[rcx+20h] ; &provider->RegHandle cmp qword ptr [rsi],0 ; already registered? je +0x40 ; no -> EventRegister mov ecx,5 ; yes -> FAST_FAIL_INVALID_ARG int 29h The provider sits next to Windows_Media_Devices!__security_cookie, i.e. it is a module-global static, and LogConnectionEnabled registers it on every Start without an idempotency guard. So a second *simultaneously live* A2DP playback connection in one process is always fatal, and no application-side workaround exists: the provider handle is Microsoft-internal and cannot be unregistered by us. No frame of our own code appears on the failing stack; the only thing we did was call StartAsync. The same-device test did not reproduce it because the second TryCreateFromId maps onto the already-started BluetoothA2dpPlaybackConnection, so Start short-circuits and never reaches LogConnectionEnabled again. Process isolation is therefore the only way to support two devices, which is what the original worker design in df3f32f was working around, though its author never identified the cause ("还有bug，目前是断开再重连解决的"). The provider is unregistered when a connection tears down -- connect, disconnect and reconnect on one device works fine -- so one worker per live connection, exiting when done, is sufficient. Changes - Reintroduce a --worker mode on the same executable. No per-launch copy of the exe and no per-worker AppUserModelID: neither had anything to do with the crash, only process isolation does. - Protocol is two named events plus the exit code. The parent signals stop, the worker signals connected, and the worker's exit code carries the outcome. No pipes and no synchronous cross-process calls. - The exit code *is* an HRESULT. Three custom values carry the reasons that map to friendly strings; everything else passes the real HRESULT through, including OpenAsync's ExtendedError, so the picker can show e.g. "device in use" instead of a bare "Unknown error". The custom values set the customer-defined bit so they cannot collide with system codes. A crashing worker surfaces its exception code the same way. - ConnectionEntry gains a three-state ConnectionState (Connecting / Connected / Stopping). WM_WORKEREXITED uses it to tell a failed connect from a passive drop from a user-requested disconnect. - Worker lifetime is fully asynchronous: two RegisterWaitForSingleObject registrations replace the old blocking WaitForSingleObject and the PruneExitedWorkers polling. The callbacks only PostMessage a token, matching the rule already used for the WinRT callbacks. - Disconnect no longer blocks. It signals stop, marks the entry Stopping and returns; a 3s timeout wait terminates a worker that will not exit, so it cannot keep holding the device. The entry is kept until the worker exits so a quick reconnect cannot start a second worker for the same device. - All workers are assigned to a job object with KILL_ON_JOB_CLOSE, so killing the parent can no longer leave orphaned workers. - Show "Disconnecting" with a progress indicator and no disconnect button while a worker is shutting down; previously the entry was silently unresponsive during that window. Adds the string to messages.pot, zh_TW.po and zh_CN.po. - Drop the PostPayload onUndelivered overload added in 8615c4d. It existed to close a live AudioPlaybackConnection carried in an undelivered payload; the connection now lives in the worker and the payloads only carry a token. Retained from 638f142 and 8615c4d, all of which are orthogonal to where the connection lives and still needed: - g_audioPlaybackConnections is mutated only on the UI thread; callbacks do nothing but PostMessage. - Every connect attempt carries a token so a late notification cannot clobber the entry created by a subsequent reconnect. - The picker's DisconnectButtonClicked returns immediately instead of doing blocking teardown inside the callback. - HWND_NOTOPMOST is restored when the picker or the menu closes. - Disconnecting one device no longer tears down and relaunches the others. Note the po/pot line references are stale after this refactor; regenerate with translate/gen_pot.sh in an environment that has gettext. Verified: Debug and Release x64 build clean under /W4 /WX; worker mode parses its arguments, fails gracefully on a bogus device id and returns the real HRESULT (0x80004002, shown as "不支援此種介面 (0x80004002)"); the main process starts and spawns no worker while idle. Two-device behaviour, Dynamic Lock and parent-kill orphan cleanup still need verification on hardware. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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292-329: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
FormatWorkerErrorcan loop forever onswprintftruncation.
swprintfreturns a negative value both for encoding errors and for insufficient buffer space, so the growth loop is the correct shape. But the loop has no upper bound, andmessagelength is not known in advance. Ifswprintffails for a reason other than size (for example an invalid wide character in the system message),formatteddoubles without end until allocation throws inside aWndProchandler.Consider building the string without a growth loop:
♻️ Proposed simplification
- auto message = winrt::hresult_error(hr).message(); - std::wstring formatted(64, L'\0'); - while (true) - { - auto written = swprintf(formatted.data(), formatted.size(), L"%s (0x%08X)", message.c_str(), static_cast<uint32_t>(hr)); - if (written < 0) - { - formatted.resize(formatted.size() * 2); - } - else - { - formatted.resize(written); - break; - } - } - return formatted; + auto message = winrt::hresult_error(hr).message(); + wchar_t code[16] = {}; + swprintf_s(code, L" (0x%08X)", static_cast<uint32_t>(hr)); + return std::wstring(message) + code;Note also that
swprintfwrites a terminating null, so the current call can only ever produceformatted.size() - 1characters of output; the%splus the 13-character suffix is silently size-limited rather than exact.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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565-593: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueWorkers get no grace period on exit, so
stopEventsignaling has no effect here.The loop signals every
stopEvent.DestroyWorkerthen runs immediately for each token.DestroyWorkerpolls the process with a zero timeout and callsTerminateProcesswhen the process is still alive. A worker cannot observe the event, leaveWaitForMultipleObjects, and callconnection.Close()in that window, so every worker is killed instead of stopped.The connection is still released when the worker process dies, so this is not a leak. But the graceful path documented in the comment never executes. Add a short bounded wait after signaling, before destroying the workers.
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for (auto& worker : g_workers) { if (worker.second->stopEvent) { SetEvent(worker.second->stopEvent); } } + + // 給 worker 一小段時間自己收尾（呼叫 connection.Close()）， + // 逾時者由 DestroyWorker/job 終止。 + { + std::vector<HANDLE> processes; + processes.reserve(g_workers.size()); + for (const auto& worker : g_workers) + { + if (worker.second->process) + { + processes.push_back(worker.second->process); + } + } + if (!processes.empty()) + { + WaitForMultipleObjects(static_cast<DWORD>(processes.size()), processes.data(), TRUE, 1000); + } + }If the immediate kill is intentional, remove the signaling loop or update the comment.
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wil::unique_handlefor theWorkerContexthandles.
process,stopEvent, andconnectedEventare raw handles.LaunchWorkermust close them on three separate failure paths, andDestroyWorkercloses them again on the success path.wil::unique_handleremoves that duplicated cleanup and prevents a leak if a new early-return is added later. The wait registrations must stay raw, because they needUnregisterWaitExbefore the handles close.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@AudioPlaybackConnector.cpp`:
- Around line 761-764: Update the Connecting-state handling in OnWorkerExited to
check the worker exit code before reporting failure: treat APC_S_CLOSED as a
normal successful close, and only call FormatWorkerError and show the retry
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In `@AudioPlaybackConnector.cpp`:
- Around line 292-329: Update FormatWorkerError to avoid the unbounded swprintf
growth loop; construct the message and hexadecimal HRESULT suffix using bounded
or direct string operations that cannot retry indefinitely, while preserving the
existing error text and output format.
- Around line 565-593: Add a short bounded wait after signaling workers’
stopEvent handles and before the DestroyWorker loop, allowing workers time to
exit gracefully while retaining the existing forced-termination fallback.
In `@AudioPlaybackConnector.h`:
- Around line 71-81: Update WorkerContext to own process, stopEvent, and
connectedEvent with wil::unique_handle, while keeping connectedWait,
processWait, and stopTimeoutWait as raw handles for UnregisterWaitEx. Adjust
LaunchWorker and DestroyWorker to use the owning handles and remove duplicated
manual closes without changing wait-unregistration ordering.
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- WorkerContext now holds wil::unique_handle for the process and the two events, and a small unique_registered_wait alias for the three RegisterWaitForSingleObject registrations (wil only wraps the newer PTP_WAIT). Its deleter passes INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE to UnregisterWaitEx, which blocks until an in-flight callback returns -- that is what guarantees no callback is still holding the context when it is freed. Cleanup ordering is now carried by member declaration order (members destruct in reverse, so the waits are released before the handles they reference); the struct has a comment saying not to reorder them. This removes the duplicated CloseHandle error paths in LaunchWorker and shrinks DestroyWorker to the one thing that is actually logic rather than cleanup. - FormatWorkerError no longer sizes a buffer by growing it while swprintf returns negative. MSVC returns a negative value both when the buffer is too small and on an encoding error, so that loop would grow without bound on a genuine format failure. swprintf_s is not the fix either -- it invokes the invalid parameter handler and terminates by default. Only the error code needs formatting and its length is fixed, so it goes into a fixed 16-char buffer and the message is concatenated. Also corrects a wrong comment in WM_DESTROY. It claimed workers that fail to exit in time are terminated by closing the job object. They are not: WM_DESTROY signals every stop event, but nothing waits on them, and DestroyWorker runs a few statements later and calls TerminateProcess on anything still running. So in practice most workers are hard-killed on exit and connection.Close() never runs on that path. That is acceptable because the kernel closes all of a terminated process's handles, the audio service sees its client disappear, and the A2DP connection is torn down -- the same mechanism the worker design has relied on from the start. Closing the job object is a separate backstop, for when the parent dies without ever reaching WM_DESTROY. If a hard kill ever turns out to leave the Bluetooth stack in a bad state, the fix is to collect the process handles and do a bounded WaitForMultipleObjects(..., TRUE, 500) before the DestroyWorker loop. Blocking is safe specifically there: the picker is already gone and no user interaction is pending, so none of the reentrancy that motivated the non-blocking design applies. It costs up to half a second before the tray icon disappears, which is why it is not done by default. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@AudioPlaybackConnector.cpp`:
- Around line 234-237: Update the g_hJob handling around
AssignProcessToJobObject so a failed assignment terminates the worker and
returns false instead of only logging the failure; preserve the existing
behavior when assignment succeeds.
- Around line 673-680: Handle failure of RegisterWaitForSingleObject in the
worker stop-timeout path: if registration fails, destroy the worker, remove its
connection entry, and clear the picker status so a hung worker cannot leave the
device indefinitely unavailable. Update the logic around stopTimeoutWait and the
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Stop the worker when job assignment fails.
At Line 236, the code logs AssignProcessToJobObject failure and continues. The worker then has no job-object cleanup if the parent process exits unexpectedly.
Terminate the worker and return false when assignment fails.
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if (g_hJob)
{
- LOG_IF_WIN32_BOOL_FALSE(AssignProcessToJobObject(g_hJob, context->process.get()));
+ if (!AssignProcessToJobObject(g_hJob, context->process.get()))
+ {
+ LOG_LAST_ERROR();
+ LOG_IF_WIN32_BOOL_FALSE(TerminateProcess(context->process.get(), static_cast<UINT>(E_FAIL)));
+ return false;
+ }
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In `@AudioPlaybackConnector.cpp` around lines 234 - 237, Update the g_hJob
handling around AssignProcessToJobObject so a failed assignment terminates the
worker and returns false instead of only logging the failure; preserve the
existing behavior when assignment succeeds.
Fixes a device showing "Connected" right after startup with no worker running. Reproduce by connecting a device and killing the main process from Task Manager: on the next start the picker still shows it as connected. DevicePicker display status is stored outside our process and survives it. WM_DESTROY clears it for every entry on a normal exit, and WM_WORKEREXITED clears it after a manual disconnect, which is why only the force-kill path leaves it behind -- no cleanup code runs there. This predates the worker rework; upstream has the same structure. ClearStaleDisplayStatusAsync now enumerates the selector at startup and posts WM_CLEARSTALESTATUS for each device. The handler skips devices that already have an entry, so it cannot clobber a reconnect that is running concurrently; that check is what makes it safe to fire both without ordering them. Also hardens three failure paths that were previously log-only: - AssignProcessToJobObject can genuinely fail when the parent is itself inside a job (debugger, task scheduler, container, AV sandbox), which would leave an orphaned worker holding the A2DP connection if the parent were killed. Rather than try to recover from that, workers no longer depend on the job alone: --parentPid passes the parent's pid, the worker opens it with SYNCHRONIZE and adds it to the wait it already performs, so it exits by itself when the parent disappears. It is an optional argument; without it the worker still works, just with one less layer. This path is also cleaner than the job kill because the worker gets to run connection.Close(). - SetInformationJobObject failure now closes the job handle and nulls g_hJob. A job without KILL_ON_JOB_CLOSE does nothing, and keeping it around only makes the code look protected when it is not. - Failing to register stopTimeoutWait now terminates the worker immediately instead of only logging. Losing the 3s grace period is much better than the alternative: a worker that ignores the stop event would leave its entry stuck in Stopping forever, making that device unusable until the app restarts. WM_DESTROY now removes the tray icon before the worker cleanup rather than after, so the app visibly goes away immediately. Notes for later, from measuring the force-kill case: after the worker dies the audio keeps playing for roughly 2-5 seconds and then stops on its own, so the kernel does reclaim the connection and nothing leaks -- the lingering audio is just the audio service noticing its client is gone. A bounded WaitForMultipleObjects before the DestroyWorker loop is written but commented out, since testing shows workers do close their connection in time on a normal exit. Uncomment it if lingering audio is ever reported, particularly with several devices connected. That wait would not help the force-kill case anyway: the job object's KILL_ON_JOB_CLOSE fires as soon as the kernel closes the parent's job handle, so it wins the race against the --parentPid watch and the worker never reaches connection.Close(). Dropping the job and relying only on the parent watch would trade guaranteed orphan cleanup for a graceful teardown after a force-kill, which is not a good trade -- a wedged worker would then survive forever. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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啊这个ai也不可全信，我之前在别的项目看到的，当时那个项目开发者就提醒我来着 |
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我有挑我覺得有道理的去問claude值不值得改(而且是依照我自己的理解打字問的)，claude如果覺得值得改就會改了。還有一些是我剛剛測試的時候的一些小問題去改的。 |
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應該是沒有甚麼太大的問題了，你可以測試一下。 multi-process的worker process就很單純只負責連線(用一個主函數解決)，其他跟UI溝通還有負責跟其他process的溝通就一樣留給主process去操作，還有對全域靜態變數的操作也是由UI執行緒負責其他Thread不碰。考慮到process建立與刪除的時間成本，在Disconnecting中加了一層狀態顯示，正常來說沒事應該會一閃而過，如果卡住了使用者也會知道，同時避免重複點擊。這部分的更動需要你測試一下因為我手邊只有我自己的手機一個裝置可以測試而已。 |
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测试了一下，双设备连接没有问题，但是断开任意一个设备的连接后所有设备都会被断开 本地化，原作者那个我没看懂，我想改但是太复杂了没改成，就搁置了 另外，长久以来都有很奇怪的连接上了但是没有声音传输的问题，重新开关一下电脑蓝牙就会好，我怀疑是Windows的问题，不知道你有没有出现过？ |
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請容我抱怨一下: 我先改這樣，先測試這樣有沒有修正好。
A2DP 的 sink 角色（電腦當藍牙喇叭）在系統上只有一份，不是每個裝置一份。 這一下關的是整個 sink，所以另一台正在播的裝置跟著斷。 關於連上但沒有聲音這我也遇過，只要藍芽是非正常斷開(我手機離開但沒有在A2DP點Disconnect)或者藍芽開太久就會，我以前也是重開藍芽解決(還為此寫了一個腳本)，但我後來用你的版本就不會有這個問題，遇到就只要斷開重連就好了。不過我猜這個問題跟上面Claude反組譯(注: Claude說他沒有完全反，是參考你之前的註解配上這一點程式猜的)問題一樣，就是沒有Close導致藍芽狀態殘留，進而需要重新開藍芽 |
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是的，Windows经典功能管生不管养 另外，此修复方法和之前一样，连接正常但是回一起断开 明天我这边也尝试调试修复一下 |
Disconnecting one device always drops every other connected device. This is a
platform limitation with no way around it, so instead of trying to prevent the
cascade we now detect it and restore the devices that were dropped.
The previous commit assumed the cascade came from calling connection.Close()
explicitly and removed that call. That was wrong, and the comment it left behind
is corrected here. The A2DP sink -- the PC acting as a Bluetooth speaker -- is a
single system-wide capability, not one per device, and tearing down any single
connection shuts it down for everyone. All three ways out were tried on hardware
and behave identically:
1. connection.Close() drops the internal shared_ptr<BluetoothA2dpPlaybackConnection>,
whose destructor resolves IA2dpSinkPlaybackConnection and closes the sink
(Windows.Media.Devices.dll, ~BluetoothA2dpPlaybackConnection+0x9e).
2. Not calling Close() and letting the local destruct is the same thing, because
~AudioPlaybackConnection+0x46 calls Close() itself. This is why removing the
explicit call changed nothing.
3. Leaking the reference with detach_abi and calling TerminateProcess on ourselves,
so no destructor runs at all, still ends with the Bluetooth service closing the
sink when it reaps the dead client -- just 2-5s later, during which the
disconnected device keeps playing. Strictly worse, so the worker now simply lets
the connection destruct.
Also ruled out, to save the next person the search: the parent process never touches
another worker (DestroyWorker / WM_WORKEREXITED / WM_DISCONNECTDEVICE each act on one
token, g_nextConnectToken increments so stop-event names cannot collide, and the job
object only fires at main exit), and per-worker app identity makes no difference -- an
explicit unique AppUserModelID was added and the cascade still happened, so upstream's
exe-copy in df3f32f is not load-bearing either.
N0ahTM/AudioPlaybackConnector2 hit the same limitation independently (issue ysc3839#6, "Windows
can report the second device as Closed after manually disconnecting or reconnecting the
first device") and settled on the same workaround, which they call cascade restore. The
per-device tracking and the 2500ms settle delay below follow their tested design.
Diagnosing any of this was impossible while all three worker exit paths returned the same
APC_S_CLOSED, so "the user pressed disconnect" and "the system closed the connection"
looked identical to the parent. Workers now report why they stopped:
APC_S_REMOTE_CLOSED, APC_S_STOPPED, APC_S_PARENT_GONE. As a side benefit the picker now
shows why a device went away instead of letting it vanish in silence.
Cascade restore, on by default:
- When the user disconnects a device, every other device that is Connected at that
moment is registered as a cascade candidate with an expiry. Registration is per
device rather than a single timestamp so that a device connected *after* the
disconnect is not mistaken for collateral damage -- otherwise walking away with a
phone during the window would have the app dragging it back.
- A candidate that then exits with APC_S_REMOTE_CLOSED inside the window is reconnected;
the entry is consumed on use, so a device that fails to come back is not retried
forever.
- The reconnect is delayed 2500ms through a WM_TIMER. Connecting while the sink is still
being torn down just fails.
- Toggle in the tray menu, persisted as autoReconnectOthers. With it off, the affected
devices say so explicitly; that wording is only used when a cascade was actually
detected, since "another device was disconnected" would be a lie for a device that
simply went out of range.
Explaining this to the user is its own problem, because the behaviour is impossible to
predict and the surprise happens far from any settings screen:
- A toast fires the first time a cascade is restored and never again (cascadeExplained).
It is worth interrupting for once: it is the moment the user is actually wondering why
their other device blinked. ShowToastNotification is factored out of
ShowInitialToastNotification and takes an optional third line, since ToastGeneric only
shows a title plus about two body lines and a single long paragraph gets truncated.
- A tooltip on the menu item covers the user who comes looking later. It is deliberately
isolated in AttachAutoReconnectTooltip so it can be deleted in one line: it is a knot
of workarounds for a control whose behaviour is half out of our hands. A hand-rolled
ToolTip cannot be opened directly (IsOpen returns E_POINTER without the owner that
ToolTipService establishes; XamlRoot is not the missing piece), but ToolTipService runs
an auto-dismiss timer whose duration UWP does not expose, and anything long enough to
be useful gets cut off. So we open it ourselves on PointerEntered, ahead of the
service, which also keeps the placement stable -- the service anchors to the pointer
and manual opens anchor to PlacementTarget, and mixing the two made it jump. Closing
on exit is ours too, since the service stops managing a tooltip we opened. Microsoft
classified this timer as an accessibility defect (microsoft-ui-xaml#1283, "Persistent:
remove current auto-dismiss timeout") but fixed it in WinUI 3, and XAML Islands uses
the frozen Windows.UI.Xaml, so it will never reach us. Every IsOpen call is wrapped:
an explanatory tooltip must never be able to take the app down, which it did once
during development.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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昨天從抽屜把塑膠外殼都已經完全脆掉碎掉的舊手機拿出來測試，不然我覺得這樣一來一回非常浪費時間。目前看起來微軟當初設計這個A2DP(這東西Windows 10 17134之後才有)就沒有想過要處理多裝置連線，但是他在音效驅動又分裝置列舉，導致不同裝置是可以同時連線的，但是斷線就一起斷。阿就真的純史山。 我之前在查的時候發現隔壁有一個相同功能的專案 (N0ahTM/AudioPlaybackConnector2) ，他們的 issue#6 有一樣的狀況，至於解法就是直接重連。我針對這個 Windows 的 bug 開了一個選項讓使用者選擇要不要這樣幹，同時加了一些說明讓使用者釐清情況。(加這個說明還他*得花精力在解決他*一個破Tooltip竟然沒有給Timeout屬性，我真的是*你媽微軟，這叫做Modern UI設計? 純粹一坨) 結論就是微軟果然是一坨，裡面沒有任何人會寫Code，從UI到驅動沒半個，難怪Win 11優化如此之破，要不是我自己的專案得賴在Windows上不走不然我早跳Linux了。 結論：這是平台限制你的觀察把最後一塊補上了——服務端回收 client 的那一刻就把 sink 關掉，跟我們怎麼退出無關。三條路都試過：
第三種嚴格來說更糟（斷線變遲鈍），所以我把它連同沒效果的 |
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测试看起来没问题了，这应该是微软这坨屎山代码下的最优解了 非常感谢您的贡献 |
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之後還有幾個想做的:
我要做的時候會再開個PR |
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剛好有買claude，然後現在token沒地方用就幫你用opus看一下(解 issue #9 跟 issue #10)
claude改過的我有自己看過(自認對C++還算有點理解)，拿了一下手邊的裝置稍微測試了一點，我覺得應該沒啥問題。但是，我沒有拿多裝置測過也沒有測過開動態鎖之後正不正常，如果你有測試可以再跟我回報結果，如果問題很多直接把PR關了也沒差。
就總結一下claude講的，#10 的原因是因為你的disconnect每次disconnect都要全部連線砍掉再加回來，而且這件事還在UI執行緒上做(老實說這有點誇張，哪個AI寫的? 有基本多執行緒觀念都知道UI執行緒是最不能卡東西的)，然後UI卡住的同時使用者點外面，這時候DevicePickerDismissed被呼叫了，但是DevicePickerDismissed也需要UI執行緒，所以它等disconnect事件做完；而disconnect做完需要SetDisplayStatus，而這時候發現前面有個DevicePickerDismissed，於是就等DevicePickerDismissed做完，然後就悲劇了，因為現在是 DevicePickerDismissed 等 disconnect 等 SetDisplayStatus 等 DevicePickerDismissed ...
#9的話claude說是 race condition，g_audioPlaybackConnections沒有上鎖，而多處的平行處裡都在修改(藍芽動態鎖會頻繁的發出藍芽裝置update)，map 在被多個執行緒更新之後執行緒之間有可能會狀態失步，導致某個執行緒讀到的map是錯的造成卡死。 -- 這我覺得claude給出的理由有點勉強，我是不覺得動態鎖的狀態更新有頻繁到會race condition然後卡死。
解#10最簡單的方法就是把 multi-process砍了，多連線用multi-process感覺很奇怪，應該不會有人這樣設計(但這是Windows誰知道? 不過微軟官方的文件不是這樣處理的)，claude給出的結論是你原本disconnect的流程有問題: Close() 會觸發 StateChanged，然後裡面會把原本的connection從g_audioPlaybackConnections裡面拿掉，然後等close callback結束之後，又會再移除一次，這時候g_audioPlaybackConnections裡面如果有其他連線有可能會誤殺(erase一個失效的it物件map就會爆炸也太脆弱，我是覺得不是主因，但這個確實是一個錯誤的使用方式，修正一下也好)。然後，這也可以順便解#9，把所有對g_audioPlaybackConnections的操作都丟給UI執行緒，避免多重存取。所以這部分你得測試一下這個修正可不可以。
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