e38764627 left three blank lines after the record function, and
test_install_tui's two-blank-lines check failed Validation. The pins of
install.sh and install.ps1 and the launcher index follow the new hash.
The options glance gains a Remove and put back group, the testing guide names test_install_removal, install.py declares _REPARSE_POINT once, and the type baseline drops three errors this change resolved.
Restore moves a file in place with other bytes into a new dated backup, the installer's own recorded copy aside. Removal hashes each file again just before it goes and keeps one changed since the plan, keeps the record entries of files that stayed, touches the record only after the yes, and stops on a BIOS folder that is not there. A Windows junction counts as a link in the planner, the backup walk and --delete-backup. A place both the platform's list and a core name is never a core's alone, and two names of one file on a folding drive are planned once. A restore into a moved folder says the record was not updated.
--remove deletes for good, or moves into a backup with --backup, only what the install record proves the installer placed: unchanged bytes, a regular file below the BIOS folder reached through no link, a SHA-1 the list still serves. Shared, changed, hand-added and unservable files stay and are named. --backups lists, --delete-backup deletes, --restore now updates the record. The full screen gains More, Remove files, the removal plan, Backups and their confirms. Events removal_plan, removed, restored and backup.
Every board always sets --every-board. A board list that failed is fetched again, once and with the list's timeout. A pack is read only once the screen takes it, and a ZIP that is no pack is closed. Another setup drops the board and emulators, and names a new list lacks are left out and said. PgUp and Home never rest on a heading. Without the internet is refused for a target whose board list is not held.
Change replaces Options and groups every option by intent. Device chooses --target or --every-board, the board read on the device or named by the card first and chosen. Emulators ticks --emulator. From a pack and Without the internet are rows of their own. Parity tests install the screen's argv and the flag's into two folders and compare dest and sha1.
The record's page text took first-install.md 31 words over its 400. It now says only that one setup opens on Install. RETROBIOS_TUI_RECORDED is an internal marker of the full screen's own runs, like RETROBIOS_TUI_LIST.
The release page is public text like the site. render() said "finds
your setup", "file for your system" and "your BIOS folder". The
pronoun test now renders the notes from release.json, once more with
a pack in parts, and fails on any pronoun the script writes.
12daa6698 wrote "the file for your system" on the installer page, and
test_site_pronouns failed Validation on it. The line above already
names the file for the system: "Download that file".
A record's choice holds only the options of the choice and their
values, or the whole record is said once and ignored: it no longer reaches
the commands printed for the user. A recorded games folder is kept only
under the folder that holds the BIOS folder. A recorded option the list
can no longer apply is left out in one line, never refused. The record is
read only when it is a regular file of at most 16 MiB, its day is unknown
when no clock can show it, one a newer installer wrote is left as it is,
and a setup that cannot be used is dropped alone. The plan opened on the
one setup found keeps that screen's notes under Details.
An install writes retrobios-backup/<folder>.install.json beside the BIOS
folder: each file it placed with its sha1, size and source, and the choice
it made. The next run for the same setup and folder takes that choice when
the command line chose nothing, in line mode and on the full screen, and
says so. A record that cannot be read is said once and ignored. A record
event reports it.
With one setup found, the full screen opens on its plan, Change where one
row away. The plan's Install row says the size its headline says.
The release carries the packs, the handheld launchers and the signed checksum list. The installer and the file lists are pinned from the tag (installer page, For packagers), and check_release.py now refuses them as unrecorded files. The notes link each pack's files on the release itself, in a beginner's page: one idea per line. The handheld section links the latest release.
An entry the installer places in the roms, emulators or configs folder is in the install list but not in the ZIP, which is unzipped into the BIOS folder. pack_files and pack_size counted them: release_record.py refused Batocera (19196 against 19125 in the archive) and RetroBat (9200 against 8882). Manifests regenerated twice, identical.
--verbose set it and no run cleared it, so a later run in the same process ended its clock message with the raw SSL text. Also: --target named again in its refusal, three names mypy read as another type, a semicolon and a tooling file named in test comments.
A query word matches the start of a longer word. Since the index grew,
the "2" of "playstation 2 bios" matched the 2026 of every page's date
line and the "u" of "wii u bios" the "use" of Next steps, so the
PlayStation and Nintendo pages held every query word and ranked above
the PlayStation 2 and Wii U pages. Both blocks carry
data-pagefind-ignore now: search_gate answers 58 of 58 queries, the
four console pairs by 9 to 14 percent. Batocera's pages weigh 882
bytes more for it.
KNULLI builds amiberry from Batocera's package through its batocera
submodule: the reference now names knulli-linux at 20260511, the tag
platforms/knulli.yml is read at, and the package file below the
submodule. check_freshness follows a path .gitmodules declares to the
commit the tree pins, which reads AMIBERRY_VERSION = v7.1.0 there.
RetroBat pins amiberry 8.3.0.0 only in emulators/versions.xml on its
download server, read by emulatorLauncher/Installer.cs. No repository
holds it, so amiberry-8.3.0 keeps pin_frozen, which says so, and no
pin_build.
The Batocera pages name its Amiberry build twice, now as 'Amiberry
8.0.0 (facaaeb, Batocera)': 20 more bytes each on the 1,356,360
measured at 27c33b966, so the byte budget is 1,356,400.
Batocera builds facaaeb, 332 commits after v7.1.1, and EmuELEC
builds 452783a, 44 commits after it. Both read 8.0.0 from
CMakeLists.txt and both displayed as 'Amiberry 8.0.0', three site
pages under one title. Each name now carries its commit and the
platform that builds it.
Batocera's pages now name the cores its x86_64 RetroArch downloads.
Each file lists every core reading it with its citations, the Game
Boy Advance going from 4 readers to 10, and Elektronika BK, FM Towns
and Nintendo DS passed the part budget. On the gate's built site at
27c33b966 the platform weighs 13 pages, 15,662 elements (under the old
18,854) and 1,356,360 bytes, 145,243 more than the 1,211,117 recorded.
The page and byte budgets take those measured values.
The PlayStation section opened on psxonpsp660.bin under 'every
region': since sets carry the requirement, ARMSX1's region-free member
of its required BIOS set counts as required, and the world line came
first, above the scph files most emulators read, and its card first.
A file read for every region is a stand-in for each region's BIOS, so
that line now follows the territories.
The Apple II start now leads on BizHawk's and Mednafen's files, a tie
of two readers with CLK's and POM2's apple2e.rom. The test named that
one file. It now checks that every start file is a link, its intent.
The parity test cut each MISSING line at the first space. openMSX's
ROM names hold spaces (Japanese MSX-Write (1986) (Ascii) (J).rom), so
the msx pack's list read 'Japanese' where verify named the file. Both
sides now name the same 81 files.
The amiberry profiles written today name the A2000 keyboard MCU ROM
by the hashes amiberry's ROM table gives (crc32 c23d280e, sha1
b5c4b8c3, rommgr.cpp:141-142), and openmsx-libretro names
nms8245_disk.rom by the two sha1 openMSX's machine file accepts. The
collection holds neither: its D8039HLC.rom is crc32 fb92a773 and its
nms8245_disk.rom is sha1 c3f3ca45. Both are real gaps, recorded with
their reason.
ROCKNIX's folder rows naming yabadabadoo now resolve to its profile,
since the platform lists the libretro cores it installs and yabadabadoo
is a build it makes. The reason recorded for it outlived its row.
Batocera and KNULLI now resolve the dinothawr core, and Batocera the
dirksimple core, as cores their RetroArch downloads from the buildbot.
Neither image builds them, so nothing installs the trees they read:
the two entries name those platforms.
A release asset absent from the checkout is omitted from the install
list. That omission named only the first core reading it: harm1.wad,
action2.wad and delaweare.wad named gzdoom, so install.py --target
rpi1, where lzdoom runs, kept nothing the builder's list for rpi1
omits. The omission now names the cores of the claims folded onto the
entry too.
test_install loads its own install module. Its free-space test ran
main() in process without naming the OS, so on a WSL host main()
entered WSL mode and left _WSL active in that module, for the rest of
the process. Any test of the module run after it, as when the module
is named twice on one command line, read D:\bios as /mnt/d/bios. The
test now runs as Linux and restores _WSL on exit.
Upstream added 19 build profiles to src/pin.json, 252 from 3020 to
8023 on the same nine engines, and moved the core version to 0.1.85.
The two changed citations, pin.json:1-20 and obor_engines.h:6-7, still
name the version lines, read at b3557f6, which prose_written_at
records. The diff renames the core options to anybor_* and adds no
file read: the system directory still gives only AnyBOR.ini to the
packed and ZIP preparation. Five citations in libretro.cpp shift by
five lines.
Every error outside mypy-baseline.txt is fixed in the code:
- common.py: the CRC32 step reused found, the name the layout branch
gives a resolution tuple, for its list of matches. It now has its own
name. bindings_of annotates its systems.
- launchers.py, retropie_launchers.py, install.py: an Optional value
read before its None check.
- recalbox_launchers.py, rocknix_launchers.py: Launcher calls take
typed keywords, a partial or named parameters, instead of a
dict[str, object] spread. end_lineno falls back to lineno.
- retrobat_launchers.py: the StageRomKey match no longer reuses the
str key, and record values are checked before they are iterated.
- batocera_launchers.py: the value of an assignment is read on an
Assign or AnnAssign only, and the launcher list is annotated.
- emuelec_launchers.py, emuelec_scraper.py, rocknix_scraper.py: import
fallbacks no importer reaches are dropped, a reused name renamed.
- batocera_targets_scraper.py: a submodule answer without a commit is
refused.
The baseline loses the 30 entries these fixes resolved and gains
none.
An executable is refused unless an emulator profile pins its exact bytes by sha1 or sha256. PICO-8's pico8.exe and SDL2.dll, from the official 0.2.7 archive, are pinned by the lexaloffle profile; md5 and crc32 never vouch for code.
Abdessamad Derraz