check_platform_folder.py, the script the site publishes, still accepted
a cut md5 by prefix. It now compares whole digests as Batocera does
(batocera-systems:1088), like verify since cut_md5_owner.
Mini vMac opens no MinivMacBootv2.dsk at babdf7b5: disks come from a .cmd
(libretro-core.c:181-195) or disk1.dsk to disk9.dsk
(OSGLUERETRO.c:563-579). The name is the one Recalbox's configgen writes
into its .cmd, already recorded in its launchers: layer. Nine manifests
no longer send the 24 MB image to platforms that never open it.
IPL_USA.n64 and IPL_DEV.n64 are the names RetroBat's mupen64 generator
writes for Rosalie's Mupen GUI (Mupen64.Generator.cs:232-238).
Mupen64Plus, Mupen64Plus-AE and M64Plus FZ fix no IPL name: the path
comes from the IPL-ROM key or --dd-ipl-rom, then the Android front ends
copy the chosen file to dd_rom.n64.
Six places read an md5 shorter than 32 digits, each with its own bound.
digest_verdict accepted any prefix down to one digit, while Batocera
compares the whole string (batocera-systems:1088). A cut value now names
a dump only when one held md5 starts with it (cut_md5_owner, read by the
scraper, the resolver and --from-md5), and every verdict compares whole
digests.
The reason named only MSX and FPseNG fonts, while fm7.zip and fm77av.zip
hold a Fujitsu kanji ROM (MAME kanji.rom, crc32 62402ac9). Rendered at
the codes kanji.c:353-380 swaps between JIS78 and JIS83 (0x3646, 0x445B,
0x4768), it draws the JIS83 forms: the ROM is a first standard JIS83
table, not the JIS78 one XM7 reads as KANJI.ROM.
tests/__init__.py keeps a run offline, its scratch under tmp/ and its
installer cache its own, but only discover -s tests -t . imported it.
discover tests ran with RETROBIOS_OFFLINE unset, scratch on the /tmp
tmpfs and the user's real installer cache, the setting in which e2e
fixtures had written into the shared .cache/large. Every test module now
imports the package first, and a test fails on a module that does not.
test_verify_listing.py took its line with the previous commit.
With no required firmware among the bundled entries the line read
'20 (20 more, --verbose lists them)'. It now reads '20 (--verbose lists
them)', and reading-reports.md quotes the run as it prints.
gitignored_paths read a missing file as an empty registry: nothing to
restore, nothing unsatisfied, exit 0 with every release asset absent.
The run now stops with the path it could not read.
_pin_verified returned an existing <sha1>/<name> link without checking
its inode. A link whose cache name was gone had one link left, and the
prune of the same download removed it after it was returned, so
fetch_large_file handed out a path that no longer existed. The link is
now replaced when it holds another inode, and a revision directory a
prune removed before the link is made again.
Only verify.py and generate_pack.py moved to the repository root. From
any other folder slots, region_audit, provenance_report and bundled_only
said database.json was missing and to rebuild it, identity and
list_platforms named a missing folder, and game_rules ended on a
FileNotFoundError traceback. work_from_repo_root moves to common.py and
the eight tools call it: defaults are read from the root, a path the
user typed from where it was typed.
_collect_emulator_extras recorded a losing claim's path without the
declared root, while the winner's was rewritten with it. On RetroDECK
verify --region kept Rustation and Mednafen STV copies of withdrawn
bios/ files in undeclared_files as packed (7 under japan, 4 under
north-america, 3 under europe).
_pack_version took the text after the last underscore of the pack name.
AmberELEC's prerelease-20261019_1835 read as 1835 and the page would
announce a version gap that does not exist. The site now removes the
platform part the builder writes (platform_pack_prefix).
--emulator handy --required-only removed the empty ZIP, printed the
path it had just removed and exited 1, while verify reported 0/0 OK and
exited 0. The builder now says no file is needed and succeeds.
verify.py --emulator fbneo --strict > log 2>&1 put the ERROR verdict on
the first line of the log: redirected, stdout is block-buffered and
stderr is not, and run_cli flushed stdout only after main returned.
run_cli now sets stdout to line buffering, so every tool it runs keeps
the two streams in the order they were written.
Geargrafx drops a 512-byte header before its crc32 (src/media.cpp:754-773
at 7c447b0b), and its profile lists both sizes. slots compared the crc32
of the whole file, so EmuELEC's headered syscard3.pce read as contested.
Without --verbose each missing core file was followed by a bare '[size]'
line that told the reader nothing. It now reads 'validates size', the
verbose wording without the expected values.
'Bundled with their emulator, not collected: 154' listed the 14 required
firmware names and nothing said the rest existed. The line now ends with
'139 more, --verbose lists them', as the Core files line does.
Every profile is loaded whatever the command, so one misindented key in
an unrelated profile stopped verify.py --emulator handy and generate_pack
on a 37-line yaml traceback. The sources common.py reads (profiles,
platform files, registry, shared groups, targets) now raise
SourceUnreadable, which run_cli prints on one line with the file, the
line and the validate_schemas command. It is not a FileNotFoundError:
ten callers skip a platform whose file is absent, and a damaged one must
not be skipped the same way.
MiSTer and BizHawk declare cores: []. --region, --one-per-slot and
--no-game-data read the profiles of the cores a platform runs, so their
packs and manifests withdrew nothing under a name and README that said
they had. generate_pack and verify now refuse the flags for a named
platform and leave it out under --all.
dsi_bios7.bin and dsi_bios9.bin hold the DSi Panda devkit boot ROMs, eMMC
key-Y zeroed. Every md5 and crc32 declared under those names designates
a retail dump in the same directory, yet hashless entries (RetroBat,
dsperate) got the devkit ROMs by name. by_proven_name maps such a name to
the proven primaries beside it. kick13.rom, dsi_firmware.bin and
spectrum.zip follow the same rule.