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| // broke every Linux Wayland launch (#11720). | ||
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🟡 Medium scripts/build-desktop-artifact.ts:3530
The assertion skips .cjs bundles in subdirectories, so an inline desktop-runtime external in workers such as electron/WindowsForegroundFocusWorker.cjs or snapShot/*.cjs passes validation and a broken packaged worker can ship. fs.readDirectory(distDirs.desktopDist) only returns direct entries; traverse dist-electron recursively or otherwise scan every emitted bundle file.
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The assertion skips `.cjs` bundles in subdirectories, so an inline desktop-runtime external in workers such as `electron/WindowsForegroundFocusWorker.cjs` or `snapShot/*.cjs` passes validation and a broken packaged worker can ship. `fs.readDirectory(distDirs.desktopDist)` only returns direct entries; traverse `dist-electron` recursively or otherwise scan every emitted bundle file.
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🟡 Minor · Require a package-name boundary for exact package prefixes. · scripts/lib/desktop-external-packages.ts:36-36
36-36: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRequire a package-name boundary for exact package prefixes.
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"dbus-next"makesisDesktopRuntimeExternalDependency("dbus-next-tools")returntrue. The scanner will then report an unrelated inlined package as a violation and fail the desktop artifact build. Matchprefixexactly or as${prefix}/; retainstartsWithonly for namespace prefixes such as"@yuuang/". Add a near-match test.Proposed fix
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Fixed w/ alternate approach in #11857 |
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Fixes #11720.
Nightlies ≥ 1700 exit with code 1 before a window appears on Linux Wayland: #11410 inlined dbus-next into the main-process bundle, the bundler hoists its sax import into the entry chunk, and the lazy PortalCaptureShortcut/NiriCaptureShortcut chunk ends up with require("./main.cjs"). That chunk loads after Electron is ready on portal sessions, the entry re-evaluates top-level runMain, and protocol.registerSchemesAsPrivileged throws.
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