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Add PCSX2 and Ryujinx as first-class library sources alongside Steam, Lutris, Heroic, Faugus, and RetroArch. PCSX2: - Parse the native game list cache (GLCE signature, cache versions 32 and 34) including the v33+ extra title fields - Import disc and ELF entries with serial, region, cover art (PCSX2 cover lookup order: file title, serial, game title), playtime, and last-played from playtime.dat - Discover native (~/.config/PCSX2) and Flatpak (~/.var/app/net.pcsx2.PCSX2) roots; skip stale cache entries whose files no longer exist - Launch by booting the disc image path directly (native pcsx2-qt or flatpak run); serials are display metadata, never launch targets Ryujinx: - Discover XCI, NSP, and NRO games from Config.json game_dirs (native ~/.config/Ryujinx and Flatpak io.github.ryubing.Ryujinx) - Read custom titles from games/<titleId>/gui and playtime plus last-played from games/<titleId>/time_played - Derive title ids from bracketed filename tags or parent directories - Launch via ryujinx-wrapper or the Flatpak app by title id or path Both sources integrate everywhere the existing ones do: source models with favorites/hidden persistence in the shared library database, enable toggles, filter chips, empty states, error text, diagnostics rows, rescan controls, Manage-in-launcher, and staggered startup scans. Launch commands are validated before execution. Tests: byte-level cache fixtures, scanner/model/filter coverage, launcher command safety (serial ids rejected for PCSX2, path keys required), settings persistence for the new toggles, and absent-launcher source_state coverage. 60 core tests plus QML smoke, controller navigation, and render smoke all pass.
- Preserve PCSX2 entry classification through the model and emit
'-elf <file>' for ELF entries; disc entries keep the positional path
argument. The model now exposes launchTarget ('elf'/'disc') and the
database schema gains an is_elf column with an ALTER TABLE migration.
- Fix int narrowing of untrusted cache string lengths: validate the
quint32 length before conversion so 0xFFFFFFFF cannot reach
QString::fromUtf8 as -1, and mark mid-entry aborts as corruption so
malformed caches keep the previously cached library. Regression test
corrupts the first length with 0xFFFFFFFF.
- Mark unavailable Ryujinx game directories as incomplete with a
warning instead of silently returning an empty scan, so the model
keeps cached games. Regression test covers a removed directory.
- Resolve the native Ryujinx executable at launch time from
ryujinx-wrapper / Ryujinx / ryujinx instead of requiring
ryujinx-wrapper, matching what native packages ship.
- Report schema initialization and migration failures through
setStatus in both new models instead of failing silently.
- PCSX2 and Ryujinx sources now start disabled and switch on automatically the first time their emulator is detected, unless the user wrote an explicit pcsx2_enabled/ryujinx_enabled key. This keeps the filter bar unchanged for users without the emulators and matches upstream 1.3 controller-navigation expectations. - README no longer lists PCSX2/Ryujinx under the current release; the changelog carries them under Unreleased. - Rebased onto 1.3.0 (main.cpp and Main.qml restructuring, controller navigation graph, FlatpakInstall helper).
- PCSX2 compatibility ratings now accept the full 0-6 range (Perfect included); values above 6 add a warning and skip the entry instead of aborting the whole cache scan. - Deduplicate game ids across scan roots in both scanners: a native and a Flatpak root sharing the same serial or title id now imports one record instead of letting scan order decide the winner, and the imported-count status matches the visible rows. - Ryujinx title-id entries launch by their stored ROM path: the model exposes launchTarget, launch() resolves the positional argument from it, and the id validator accepts XCI/NSP/NRO paths. - AppSettings now omits pcsx2_enabled/ryujinx_enabled from config.toml while detection is still pending, so unrelated settings changes no longer pin the keys and block later automatic enablement. - Explicit user changes to those settings clear the auto-detection flag and persist the key immediately, so detection cannot override a user disable. - Startup scans are skipped for sources the user explicitly disabled.
- Move the PCSX2/Ryujinx refresh calls from onCoverRequested into rescanLibraries() so per-cover Steam requests no longer trigger emulator scans and the Rescan button covers both sources; both models expose a scanning property and join the libraryScanning aggregate. - RyujinxScanner reads the real metadata layout: gui is a directory containing metadata.json (title, timespan_played, last_played_utc, with legacy time_played/last_played fallbacks and a gui-as-file fallback for old installs). Fixtures updated to the real layout. - Launch-id validation matches RetroArch: title ids are display metadata only (no longer valid launch ids), and ROM path whitelists accept commas, plus signs, hashes, and brackets. - The new source chips gained objectNames (pcsx2SourceButton / ryujinxSourceButton) and controller down/right targets into the organize row; the --play refresh dispatch gained PCSX2 and Ryujinx branches. - Rebased onto main (1.4.0+) and restored the CHANGELOG entries below 1.1.0 that the earlier rebase dropped. - Optional feedback applied: the PCSX2 region table now maps 3 to NTSC-J and 6 to NTSC-U, 8 and up to PAL, and the cache reader accepts only version 34 for current PCSX2 builds.
sortButton's narrow-layout left target now enters at ryujinxSourceButton, and explicit left/right targets connect RetroArch → PCSX2 → Ryujinx → Sort, with down targets into the organize row — so controller navigation walks the extended source-filter row in the order the chips appear. Resolves the remaining CodeRabbit navigation comment.
- Bound Ryujinx metadata.json reads with kMaximumJsonBytes before readAll() so an oversized file cannot exhaust memory during a scan. - An unsupported PCSX2 cache version now marks the scan incomplete and skips that cache instead of parsing an unknown record layout. - Headless --play refresh branches honor the same enabled-or-auto condition as startup scanning, so a pending auto-detection runs before PlayRequest::perform() dispatches. - Drop the explicit controllerRightTarget on ryujinxSourceButton so Right stays spatial and keeps the source-filter sequence.
Lets users link their own RetroAchievements username and Web API key
(read-only, mirroring the existing Steam achievement integration) and
see unlock progress for RetroArch games alongside Steam, using local
ROM hashing to identify games for the cartridge/simple-hash console
family (NES, SNES, Genesis, Game Boy family, Atari 2600/7800/Lynx,
PC Engine, WonderSwan, Neo Geo Pocket, and similar). Disc-based
systems (PS1, PS2, N64, GameCube, etc.) are out of scope for this
pass.
- New RetroAchievementsHasher/RetroAchievementsApi/RetroAchievementsService
classes mirror the existing SteamAchievementApi/SteamAccountService
pattern and reuse the shared achievements/achievement_summary tables,
so the existing achievement UI works for RetroArch games unchanged.
- RetroArch content is commonly stored inside zip archives
(archive.zip#inner.rom); hashing reads the specific archive entry via
libzip rather than the literal path, which is now a project dependency.
- RetroArchScanner/RetroArchGameModel capture and persist each game's
console so it can be matched against RetroAchievements' system list;
console-name matching prefers an exact match over substring
containment, since several console families share a name prefix with
a close relative (Game Boy vs Game Boy Color, WonderSwan vs
WonderSwan Color, Neo Geo Pocket vs Neo Geo Pocket Color).
- Fixed a pre-existing startup race where SteamAccountService,
GameInsightsService, and now RetroAchievementsService could all
register their libsecret schemas concurrently from background
threads, corrupting lookups ("Secret Service is unavailable").
- Allowed RetroAchievements' badge CDN in AchievementModel's icon
download allowlist, and removed a hardcoded "STEAM" fallback label
from the achievement card.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- SNES header detection used the wrong modulus (32KB instead of the documented 8KB), and PC Engine was missing its header-strip rule entirely (also 512 bytes past a modulus, but at 128KB) — verified against RetroAchievements' own game-identification docs and fixed both, with tests distinguishing the correct granularity from the old wrong one. - Switching the linked RetroAchievements account now clears cached achievement_summary/achievements rows for that source, since they were keyed by app_id only — without this, a newly-linked account could silently display the previous account's cached progress. - RetroAchievementsHasher::hashFile (file/zip I/O, up to 512MB) now runs on a worker thread via QFutureWatcher instead of blocking the GUI thread inside the secret-lookup completion handler. - RetroArchGameModel::ensureSchema now fails if the system column migration (ALTER TABLE) fails, instead of silently continuing as if the schema were up to date. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U2pKatVdJBMDHCZghTZmxw
- Remove schema warmup hunks in SteamAccountService.cpp and GameInsightsService.cpp (main/1.4.0 now skips keyring at startup until account configured; libsecret type registration is already thread-safe) - Gate RetroAchievementsService startup Detect: only touch keyring when username is saved; start from usernameChanged signal otherwise - Prepare for rebase on main"
Discover Wine, Proton, and Bottles prefixes that contain Battle.net's Agent product.db, import installed games, launch through the client in the same prefix, and download missing covers from Lutris.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds PCSX2, Ryujinx, Battle.net, and RetroAchievements support. It updates scanning, caching, launching, settings, QML views, controller navigation, documentation, build dependencies, release metadata, and automated tests. ChangesNew library and achievement integrations
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new integrations have reachable failures and stale-state behavior that should be fixed before releasing 1.5.0. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/achievements/RetroAchievementsApi.cpp`:
- Around line 102-106: Update the gameListUrl query construction in
API_GetGameList to include the f=1 filter so only games with achievements are
returned, while preserving the existing h=1 and other query parameters. Add o/c
pagination only if the filtered response can still exceed
RetroAchievementsService::kMaximumResponseBytes.
In `@src/achievements/RetroAchievementsService.cpp`:
- Around line 240-244: Update the achievement refresh flow around
tryMatchOrFetchGameList() and refreshAchievementsIfStale() to cache unmatched
game IDs in a timestamped retroachievements_unmatched table, consult that cache
using the same freshness window before starting refreshAchievements(gameId), and
remove the entry whenever a match succeeds. Do not create a zero-total
achievement_summary for unmatched games.
In `@src/launch/GameLauncher.cpp`:
- Around line 661-662: Update the STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH assignment in the
protonRunner branch to use the cleaned parent directory of prefix, ensuring the
resulting path contains no .. segment while preserving the intended compatdata
location.
In `@src/library/BattleNetGameModel.cpp`:
- Around line 652-659: Update the cache-pruning flow around QFile::remove to
clear matching coverPath and heroPath values from in-memory games and persist
those changes to battlenet_games, emitting the corresponding dataChanged
signals. Also update loadDatabase to detect missing cached files, clear their
paths, and save the cleared values so stale entries do not remain when
requestMissingCovers has not yet succeeded.
In `@src/library/Pcsx2GameModel.cpp`:
- Line 85: Expose the Installed role in both Pcsx2GameModel.cpp:85-85 and
RyujinxGameModel.cpp:85-85 by adding the "installed" role name and updating each
model’s valueForRole implementation to return true for GameRoles::Installed, so
UnifiedGameModel::gameMap includes selectedInstallation.installed.
In `@tests/CoreTests.cpp`:
- Around line 2487-2488: Open productDb with write access and verify the open
succeeds before calling resize, so the oversized-database test reaches its
intended behavior.
- Around line 2805-2808: Update the URL assertions in the relevant CoreTests.cpp
tests to verify that RetroAchievementsApi URL builders produce the https scheme,
including gameInfoUrl and every other API-key URL builder assertion. Use
QCOMPARE with QStringLiteral("https") while preserving the existing host and
query checks.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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RetroAchievements API_GetGameList parameters f h o c response size limits
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The RetroAchievements API_GetGameList endpoint is used to retrieve a list of games for a specified console [1][2]. The endpoint accepts the following query parameters: - i (Required): The unique ID of the system/console [1][3]. - f: If set to 1, the response only includes games that have achievements. It defaults to 0 [1][3]. - h: If set to 1, the response includes supported hashes for the games. It defaults to 0 [1][3]. - o: An optional offset parameter, useful for pagination [1][3]. - c: An optional count parameter to define the maximum number of results returned. It defaults to 0, which returns all available results [1][3]. Regarding response size limits, there is no explicitly documented hard limit for the number of records returned by API_GetGameList other than the controls provided by the offset (o) and count (c) parameters [1][3][4]. However, the platform encourages efficient usage and advises against requesting unnecessary data to avoid server strain [5][4]. Users are encouraged to utilize the pagination parameters (o and c) to manage response sizes effectively [1][4]. If you require a complete list of hashes for all games across a system, consider using the dedicated hash library endpoint rather than repeatedly querying game lists [6]. Rate limiting is enforced on the API generally [5].
Citations:
- 1: https://api-docs.retroachievements.org/v1/get-game-list.html
- 2: https://github.com/RetroAchievements/RAWeb/blob/master/public/API/API%5FGetGameList.php
- 3: https://github.com/RetroAchievements/RAWeb/blob/master/public/API/API_GetGameList.php
- 4: GitHub discussion 2081 in RetroAchievements/RAWeb (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://api-docs.retroachievements.org/
- 6: https://retroachievements.org/forums/topic/13863
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Restrict the game-list request to games that have achievements.
gameListUrl sends h=1 but omits f=1, so API_GetGameList returns all games and their hashes. Its default c=0 returns the full list. A large response can exceed RetroAchievementsService::kMaximumResponseBytes (8 MiB), which aborts the request and reports RetroAchievements returned an unexpectedly large response.
Add f=1. If the filtered response can still exceed 8 MiB, add o/c pagination.
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In `@src/achievements/RetroAchievementsApi.cpp` around lines 102 - 106, Update the
gameListUrl query construction in API_GetGameList to include the f=1 filter so
only games with achievements are returned, while preserving the existing h=1 and
other query parameters. Add o/c pagination only if the filtered response can
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| if (query.exec() && query.next() && | ||
| now - query.value(0).toLongLong() < kAchievementRefreshSeconds) { | ||
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Cache unmatched ROM results with a timestamp.
tryMatchOrFetchGameList() calls fail() without writing achievement_summary when no match exists. refreshAchievementsIfStale() then starts the full pipeline on each QML load, including Secret Service lookup and ROM hashing. Add a timestamped retroachievements_unmatched(game_id, updated_at) cache, consult it before refreshing, and clear it when a match succeeds. Do not write a zero-total summary because AchievementModel::load() treats that as confirmed empty RetroAchievements data.
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In `@src/achievements/RetroAchievementsService.cpp` around lines 240 - 244, Update
the achievement refresh flow around tryMatchOrFetchGameList() and
refreshAchievementsIfStale() to cache unmatched game IDs in a timestamped
retroachievements_unmatched table, consult that cache using the same freshness
window before starting refreshAchievements(gameId), and remove the entry
whenever a match succeeds. Do not create a zero-total achievement_summary for
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| environment.insert(QStringLiteral("STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH"), | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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In Qt6, there is a fundamental difference between QFileInfo::absoluteFilePath and QFileInfo::canonicalFilePath regarding how they handle path segments like "." (current directory) and ".." (parent directory) [1][2]. QFileInfo::absoluteFilePath This function returns the absolute path to the file system entry, including the file name [1][3]. It ensures the path is absolute (prefixed with the root or drive letter), but it does not guarantee that redundant segments like "." or ".." are resolved or removed [1][4]. Furthermore, it does not resolve symbolic links [1][5]. This function will return a path even if the file does not exist [5]. QFileInfo::canonicalFilePath This function returns the canonical path, which is the "real" path of the file [1][5]. It explicitly resolves and removes all symbolic links as well as any redundant "." or ".." elements [1][2]. A critical difference is that if the file does not exist on the file system, canonicalFilePath returns an empty string [1][6]. Summary of Differences 1. Resolution: absoluteFilePath preserves ".." and "." segments and symbolic links [1][5]. canonicalFilePath resolves them to the final, actual path [1][5]. 2. File Existence: absoluteFilePath works regardless of whether the file exists [5]. canonicalFilePath requires the file to exist; otherwise, it returns an empty string [1][6]. 3. Use Case: Use absoluteFilePath when you need a full path string but do not want to rely on the file's existence or resolve symbolic links [5]. Use canonicalFilePath when you need a unique, "real" path for comparisons or to ensure there are no redundant components or symlinks in the path [5].
Citations:
- 1: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qfileinfo.html
- 2: https://doc.qt.io/QT-6/qfileinfo.html
- 3: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6.8/qfileinfo.html
- 4: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6.10/qfileinfo.html
- 5: https://runebook.dev/en/docs/qt/qfileinfo/canonicalFilePath
- 6: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6.11/qfileinfo.html
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Resolve the .. segment in STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH.
In the protonRunner branch, QFileInfo::absoluteFilePath() preserves .., so this variable receives /…/compatdata/4242/pfx/... Use the cleaned prefix’s parent directory instead.
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parent directory of prefix, ensuring the resulting path contains no .. segment
while preserving the intended compatdata location.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Clear pruned artwork paths in memory and in battlenet_games.
After QFile::remove(file.path), clear every matching coverPath or heroPath, update its database column, and emit the corresponding dataChanged. loadDatabase() must also clear and persist missing cache paths. requestMissingCovers() already retries missing files on startup, but stale paths remain in the model and database until that request succeeds.
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In `@src/library/BattleNetGameModel.cpp` around lines 652 - 659, Update the
cache-pruning flow around QFile::remove to clear matching coverPath and heroPath
values from in-memory games and persist those changes to battlenet_games,
emitting the corresponding dataChanged signals. Also update loadDatabase to
detect missing cached files, clear their paths, and save the cleared values so
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| {GameRoles::Runner, "runner"}, | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Expose installed for PCSX2 and Ryujinx installations. UnifiedGameModel::gameMap copies only each source model’s roleNames, so these models omit "installed" from Library.installations() maps. QML then reads selectedInstallation.installed as undefined. Add {GameRoles::Installed, "installed"} and return true from both valueForRole implementations.
src/library/Pcsx2GameModel.cpp#L85-L85src/library/RyujinxGameModel.cpp#L85-L85
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In `@src/library/Pcsx2GameModel.cpp` at line 85, Expose the Installed role in both
Pcsx2GameModel.cpp:85-85 and RyujinxGameModel.cpp:85-85 by adding the
"installed" role name and updating each model’s valueForRole implementation to
return true for GameRoles::Installed, so UnifiedGameModel::gameMap includes
selectedInstallation.installed.
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| QFile productDb(prefix + QStringLiteral("/drive_c/ProgramData/Battle.net/Agent/product.db")); | ||
| QVERIFY(productDb.resize(16LL * 1024 * 1024 + 1)); |
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In Qt6, the QFileDevice::resize(qint64 sz) member function is designed to be used on an open file instance [1][2]. To successfully resize a file using this method, the file must be opened in a mode that allows writing, such as QIODevice::WriteOnly or QIODevice::ReadWrite [1][2]. If you call resize on a QFile or QFileDevice object that is not open, or one that was opened in read-only mode, the operation will fail and return false [1][2]. It is important to note the difference between the instance-based method and the static convenience method: 1. Instance-based resize: Used on an existing, opened QFileDevice object. It requires the file to be open with write access [1][2]. 2. Static QFile::resize(const QString &fileName, qint64 sz): This static method is available in the QFile class [3][4]. It handles opening and closing the file internally, allowing you to resize a file by its path without having to manually manage an open file object [3][4]. Therefore, while you must have an open file for the instance-based resize function, you can use the static QFile::resize function if you do not want to manage the file's open state yourself [3][2][4].
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- 1: https://runebook.dev/en/docs/qt/qfiledevice/resize
- 2: https://runebook.dev/en/docs/qt/qfile/resize
- 3: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qfile.html
- 4: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6.11/qfile.html
Open productDb before resizing it. QFile::resize() requires an open file with write access. Because productDb is closed, resize() returns false, so QVERIFY fails before testing oversized-database behavior. Add QVERIFY(productDb.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly)); before the resize call, as in the existing test pattern.
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In `@tests/CoreTests.cpp` around lines 2487 - 2488, Open productDb with write
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| QCOMPARE(gameInfoUrl.host(), QStringLiteral("retroachievements.org")); | ||
| QVERIFY(gameInfoUrl.query().contains(QStringLiteral("g=1942"))); | ||
| QVERIFY(gameInfoUrl.query().contains(QStringLiteral("u=someuser"))); | ||
| QVERIFY(gameInfoUrl.query().contains(QStringLiteral("y=KEY123"))); |
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Pin HTTPS in the API-key URL assertions.
Add QCOMPARE(gameInfoUrl.scheme(), QStringLiteral("https")); and apply the same assertion to the other RetroAchievementsApi URL builders.
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Ships Battle.net, PCSX2, Ryujinx, RetroAchievements, Steam non-Steam shortcuts, responsive game-details improvements, and navigation fixes.
All 9 tests pass. Desktop and AppStream metadata validate, QML lint completes, and the exact candidate was tested locally.
Thanks @karem505, @HowieDuhzit, @Nitemaeric, @Aweiward, and @jeanmrx1 for the contributions.
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