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wailsapp#5741 stopped passing a pointer where WebView2 expects a double, and on windows/arm64 replaced the call with ErrDoubleArgUnsupported, because syscall.SyscallN cannot load d0 (golang.org/issue/62583). So put_ZoomFactor, put_RasterizationScale, put_Expires and the print-settings setters were silently no-ops there: SetZoom does nothing, and a monitor DPI change never reaches the webview. The new internal/webview2/pkg/doublecall package owns the call on every architecture. amd64 and 386 keep the bit-pattern words; arm64 goes through runtime.cgocall — the system-stack switch SyscallN itself uses, and a linkname Go keeps for purego — into an assembly trampoline that loads the integer words into r0-r3 and the double into d0. Both binding packages (pkg/edge, pkg/webview2) use it; appendDoubleArg, ErrDoubleArgUnsupported and the ok result of appendRectArg go away. Refs golang/go#62583
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In `@v3/internal/webview2/pkg/webview2/ICoreWebView2Controller.go`:
- Around line 161-166: In SetBoundsAndZoomFactor, keep the controller reachable
while the native call uses its uintptr address by calling runtime.KeepAlive(i)
immediately after doublecall.Call; bounds does not need an additional liveness
safeguard on this path.
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- Line 26: Update the changelog entry for the Windows/ARM64 by-value double fix
to include the print-settings scale, page size, and margins handled by
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Hi there! I tested this PR on Windows 11 24H2 ARM64. The focused checks pass. The same test fails before the patch. Thank you! VM test evidencePR head: tested commit. Baseline: tested commit. Trigger: Call WebviewWindow.SetZoom(2.0) on the running visible WebView2 window and observe from the live DOM (documentElement.clientWidth, visualViewport width, paragraph Range.getClientRects count, marker right edge) whether the rendered layout reflows; then call SetZoom(1.0) and observe that the geometry returns to the baseline. PR base — Windows 11 24H2 ARM64 PR head — Windows 11 24H2 ARM64 Clean offline VM snapshots, no host shares or clipboard. Independent evidence review accepted these measurements. Scope is the focused checks above, not all behavior or the entire release. Limitations: Scope is Wails v3 pinned to the supplied candidate master [pinned public commit linked above] only; this does not establish behavior on any other Wails major or any released build. The reported no-op is specific to windows/arm64 with CGO_ENABLED=0 and WebView2 (reporter: Wails CLI v3.0.0-beta.24, go1.26.0, Windows 11 arm64, WebView2 155.0.4283.13); an amd64 host cannot confirm the arm64 no-op and no outcome is claimed for macOS or Linux, so the bug must not be asserted on another OS. The supplied public excerpts omit the internal doublecall/putdouble implementation files, so this app can only observe the public application-level symptom (SetZoom layout effect) and cannot inspect COM argument marshaling. The report's second symptom, rasterization scale not reaching the webview after a monitor DPI change, needs a real mixed-DPI monitor transition and is not exercised here. Zoom semantics are assumed to shrink the CSS viewport (clientWidth/visualViewport); if a WebView2 build instead scaled layout without shrinking the CSS viewport, this probe would over-report failure, and only an arm64 host can settle that. Readiness is inferred from the WindowRuntimeReady event plus successful numeric DOM measurements; the settling sleeps are not proof of readiness. It is assumed the page is served via the Wails handler and window.ExecJS works on the pinned revision. No external network, credentials, subprocesses, filesystem reads or writes; the app depends on a local WebView2 runtime and a visible desktop session. |
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* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* Atterpac/dev mode ga (#6150)
* fix(devmode): Add refresh http readiness check
* chore(gomod): Bump atterpac/refresh v1.1.4
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6150 — Atterpac/dev mode ga
* fix(v3/windows): recover from WebView2 process failures instead of leaving a blank window (#6002)
* [windows] Recover from WebView2 process failures instead of leaving a blank window
Register CoreWebView2's ProcessFailed event (previously unhandled).
Renderer exited/unresponsive -> re-navigate to the last host-set URL.
Browser process exited -> rebuild the controller on a fresh
edge.Chromium instance and restore the last URL; the old instance
cannot be re-embedded because Embed's init-wait loop keys on a
per-instance flag a used instance has already set.
Without this, any browser-process death (crash, GPU-kill exhaustion,
external kill of msedgewebview2) leaves every controller COM call
failing with ERROR_INVALID_STATE (0x8007139F) and the window
permanently blank until the host app is restarted.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/windows): bound WebView2 process-failure recovery and stop it drifting from startup
Adapts the process-failure recovery from #5733 to current master and closes
the gaps that showed up rebasing it off v3.0.0-alpha2.112.
Share one Chromium construction path. The original rebuild carried its own
copy of run()'s construction, which was accurate at alpha2.112 when that was
just NewChromium plus SetErrorCallback. run() has since grown three more
pre-Embed settings, so a rebuilt window silently lost non-client region
support, dropped from composition hosting to windowed while
options.WebView2CompositionHosting stayed true, and lost cursor handling.
newChromium is now the only place that construction lives, so the two paths
cannot drift again.
Restore the last navigation from setupChromium rather than after it.
setupChromium already navigates on its way out, so navigating again from the
rebuild loaded the start URL and immediately threw it away for the real one.
Folding the restore into that existing branch also fixes an options.HTML
window recovering into a window that is never shown: the NavigateToString
branch left webviewNavigationCompleted set from the dead controller's last
navigation, and navigationCompleted uses that flag to skip the Hide/Show
visibility hack — so recovery completed onto exactly the blank window it
exists to prevent.
Bound the attempts. A rebuilt controller that dies again re-enters the same
handler, so an unrecoverable runtime turned recovery into a hot loop spawning
WebView2 processes. Recovery now gets maxWebviewRecoveryAttempts consecutive
tries, reset by any completed navigation, so a working recovery costs nothing
and a broken one degrades to the pre-existing blank window instead of looping.
RENDER_PROCESS_UNRESPONSIVE re-fires for as long as the renderer stays hung,
so the bound covers re-navigation too.
Guard the rebuild against teardown, since shutting the app down kills the
WebView2 processes and a failure racing destroy would otherwise embed into a
window that is going away.
The failure-kind policy and the attempt budget are split into
webviewRecoveryActionFor and beginWebviewRecovery, which touch no COM and are
covered by unit tests. The rest of the path needs a live WebView2 runtime; the
manual matrix is in the pull request.
Refs #5733, #5705
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* test(v3/windows): match the build tag of the file under test
webview_window_windows.go is `windows && !server`, so tagging its test plain
`windows` broke `go test -tags server` for the package: the test file compiled
without any of the declarations it references.
Note that dialogs_windows_internal_test.go has the same mismatch and already
breaks that build on master; left alone here as unrelated.
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* fix(v3/windows): only reset the recovery budget on a successful navigation
A dead render process leaves WebView2 on an error page, and that error page
fires NavigationCompleted like any other load. Resetting the attempt budget
there handed a crash-looping renderer a fresh budget every cycle, so the bound
never tripped — reintroducing exactly the runaway it was added to stop.
Gate the reset on ICoreWebView2NavigationCompletedEventArgs::IsSuccess, whose
vtbl slot was already declared but had no accessor; add one following the
existing BOOL out-param pattern. An unreadable IsSuccess counts as
unsuccessful, since assuming success is the failure mode that loops.
Also guard the renderer re-navigation against teardown. rebuildWebView already
bails when the window is being destroyed; the deferred Navigate had the same
race and no guard.
Both found by CodeRabbit on the pull request.
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* fix(v3/windows): run the process-failure restore after the ProcessFailed handler returns
InvokeAsync runs its function inline when the caller is already on the
main thread, and the ProcessFailed callback always is: WebView2 delivers
it through the message loop. The recovery restore therefore ran inside
the event handler, where WebView2 never delivers a new controller's
creation callback — a browser-process kill made Embed pump for 30
seconds inside the handler and then exit the process via errorCallback.
The WebView2 ProcessFailed documentation requires scheduling the work
"to take place after completion of the event handler".
Hopping off the main thread first forces dispatchOnMainThread to post,
so the handler returns before the restore runs.
Validated on Windows 11 26200 / WebView2 151.0.4129.93: repeated
browser-process kills recovered 0/8 inline and 8/8 posted (with the
message-wait fix in the next commit), ~0.5s per recovery.
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* fix(v3/windows): wake the embed wait for input already in the queue
pumpUntilInited waited with MsgWaitForMultipleObjects, which only wakes
for input that arrives after the wait is entered. A message posted
between the drain loop and the next wait was therefore invisible until
some later message happened to arrive, and the controller-creation
completion could sleep out the whole 30s deadline. Two live symptoms:
- A WebView2CompositionHosting window fails at plain startup,
deterministically, since the wait/deadline rework: bisects to
8e08788b3 (#5952); the parent commit and v3.0.0-beta.4 both start
fine on the same machine.
- WebView2 process-failure recovery (#6002): even with the restore
correctly posted out of the ProcessFailed handler, rebuilds wedged in
1 of 6 browser-kill trials on the busy post-crash queue.
MsgWaitForMultipleObjectsEx with MWMO_INPUTAVAILABLE also returns when
matching input is already available. With it, composition-hosted
startup works again and posted rebuilds recover 8/8.
Validated on Windows 11 26200 / WebView2 151.0.4129.93.
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* fix(v3/windows): release the abandoned instance's DComp target before a controller rebuild
An HWND can carry only one DirectComposition target. After a
browser-process exit the abandoned Chromium's DComp target is still
bound to the window, so the replacement's composition setup fails with
DCOMPOSITION_ERROR_WINDOW_ALREADY_COMPOSED and falls back to windowed
hosting: a WebView2CompositionHosting window recovered with the wrong
hosting mode, visible only as one log line and a changed child-window
tree (Chrome_RenderWidgetHostHWND and Intermediate D3D Window appear).
Releasing the old composition controller and host before creating the
replacement keeps the recovered window composition-hosted; the
post-recovery child-window set matches the pre-failure one.
Validated on Windows 11 26200 / WebView2 151.0.4129.93.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/windows): contain failures during WebView2 recovery
Return controller initialization errors during recovery, clean up partial controllers, ignore late callbacks, and preserve quit messages. Recover HTML renderer failures and prevent overlapping recovery attempts. Keep initial startup failures fatal.
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* fix(v3/windows): address WebView2 recovery review findings
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6002 — fix(v3/windows): recover from WebView2 process failures instead of leaving a blank window
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore(v3): bump to v3.0.0-beta.26 and update changelog
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* fix(darwin): honour Permissions for media capture requests (#6144)
Recover the implementation and tests from closed PR #6050 after its temporary base branch was deleted. Port the permission docs to the current M-Press tree and refresh the translation audit records.
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* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore(v3): bump to v3.0.0-beta.27 and update changelog
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* fix(v3/windows): keep WebView2 callback handlers alive until native release (#6184)
Go-allocated WebView2 handlers were passed to native code as raw addresses
while their AddRef/Release returned 1 without holding any Go reference. Once a
window dropped an abandoned or replaced Chromium, the GC could free handlers
that WebView2 still referenced, e.g. a controller completion delivered after
the embed timeout.
Handler AddRef/Release now count native references in a registry keyed by the
handler pointer, which keeps the handler and its Chromium reachable until the
final Release. ShuttingDown drops host callbacks so a retained instance does
not also retain its window.
Fixes #6168
Co-authored-by: Lea Anthony <lea.anthony@gmail.com>
* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6184 — fix(v3/windows): keep WebView2 callback handlers alive until native release
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* fix(linux): do not treat opening the tray menu as a click (#6018)
* fix(linux): do not treat opening the tray menu as a click
Right-clicking a tray icon ran the click handler as well as opening the menu,
so an app that shows its window on click had the window toggle on every
right-click — and with an attached window, toggle again on the next one.
The dbusmenu "opened" event says the host is about to show the context menu,
which is the secondary button. ItemIsMenu is published as false, so a primary
click arrives as Activate and is already handled there; the menu-open path only
needs to run the onMenuOpen callback.
* docs: changelog entry
* docs: reference the PR in the changelog entry
* test(linux): cover tray menu-open vs click dispatch
Pins the fix: Event("opened") must run onMenuOpen and not the click
handler, Event("closed") must run onMenuClose and not the click handler,
and Activate — the path a primary click actually arrives on — must still
run it.
* test(linux): assert tray events run only their own callback
Each assertion now pins the whole set of click / onMenuOpen / onMenuClose
counts rather than the one callback it is about, and Activate is checked
against a tray that has the menu callbacks attached, so an event reaching a
callback it should not fails the test.
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* docs(v3): correct macOS media authorization guidance (fixes #6204) (#6221)
docs(v3): correct macOS media authorization guidance
Clarify that PermissionDeny does not replace usage descriptions or prevent earlier system authorization. Apply the correction to English and all nine translations.
Fixes #6204.
* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6221 — docs(v3): correct macOS media authorization guidance (fixes #6204)
* #6167 [v3][Windows] WebView2 recovery failures can still exit the app or strand its controller (#6220)
Cockpit patch eac6c1702f5e4a62f6101b52a153c1bfbd20117bbb289c3b6ec454dc650f6bf4
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6220 — #6167 [v3][Windows] WebView2 recovery failures can still exit the app or strand its controller
* fix(v3/windows): finish WebView2 recovery error handling and cleanup (#6222)
* fix(v3/windows): finish WebView2 recovery error handling and cleanup
Return background and DevTools setup failures to recovery, close abandoned and failed controllers, and keep commands safe after budget exhaustion. Verify native Windows recovery with transient and persistent fault injection in development and production builds.
* fix(v3/windows): address recovery review findings
Assert the startup fatal diagnostic as well as exit status. Preserve clear WebView backgrounds for transparent and translucent windows, and verify native colour arguments across the live recovery matrix.
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6222 — fix(v3/windows): finish WebView2 recovery error handling and cleanup
* fix(v3): complete setup wizard and show system details (#6224)
Fixes #6123.
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6224 — fix(v3): complete setup wizard and show system details
* fix(v3): keep macOS app output outside file providers (#6225)
Fixes #6223.
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6225 — fix(v3): keep macOS app output outside file providers
* chore(v3): bump to v3.0.0-beta.28 and update changelog
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* fix(v3/windows): make WebView2 COM AddRef/Release return the refcount (#6253)
* fix(v3): resolve macOS GA readiness regressions (#6237)
* fix(v3): resolve macOS readiness blockers and frontend audit findings
* fix(v3): update setup wizard source-map-js to 1.2.2 (follow-up to #6237) (#6254)
fix(v3): update setup wizard source-map-js to 1.2.2 (GHSA-68fv-2mgg-jv7q)
npm audit on the locked setup wizard install reported one high advisory
(source-map-js 1.0.0-1.2.1, via postcss and @tailwindcss/node). Lockfile-only
refresh to 1.2.2; no package.json change and the committed dist is unchanged
(a clean rebuild from the lockfile is byte-identical).
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6237 — fix(v3): resolve macOS GA readiness regressions
* fix(linux): initialize native menu before SetMenu asserts on it (#6233)
NewMenu leaves Menu.impl nil until Update. linuxWebviewWindow.setMenu
asserted (*linuxMenu) immediately, so window.SetMenu(application.NewMenu())
panicked. Invoke menu.Update on the GTK thread first (same sequence as
run()), then read native; skip if impl is still missing.
Fixes #6232
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6233 — fix(linux): initialize native menu before SetMenu asserts on it
* feat(v3): macOS global shortcuts land on the labelled key (layout-aware) (#5688)
* chore(v3): bump to v3.0.0-beta.29 and update changelog
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* fix(v3): release InvokeSync* callers when the callback panics (#6108)
All five InvokeSync* variants called wg.Done() as the last statement of
the dispatched closure, below `defer handlePanic()`. handlePanic calls
recover() and returns normally, so a panicking callback unwound the
closure cleanly, skipped wg.Done() and left wg.Wait() blocked for the
life of the process — with no crash to point at, because the panic had
been handled.
Deferring the release fixes all five. wg.Done() is deferred first so
that, deferred calls being LIFO, handlePanic still runs to completion
before the caller is let go: a panic handler that draws UI on the main
thread depends on not racing the released caller.
For the variants that assign a result, a callback that panics before its
assignment completes now hands the caller the zero value rather than
never returning at all.
Fixes #6107
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* ci: fix Build + Test v3 workflow syntax (#6182)
* ci: fix Build + Test v3 workflow syntax
Drop the duplicate top-level permissions mapping and the unsupported
pull_request_review.branches filter so the workflow can run again.
* ci(v3): guard aggregate result to master reviews
* ci(v3): use pull_request.base.ref for master guards
github.base_ref is empty on pull_request_review events, so the master
guards skipped those runs. Use github.event.pull_request.base.ref, which
is set for both pull_request and pull_request_review.
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* fix(v3/windows): handle WM_CONTEXTMENU so the systray menu opens on right-click (#6162)
* fix(v3/windows): handle WM_CONTEXTMENU so the systray menu opens on right-click
The tray icon is registered with NOTIFYICON_VERSION_4, which delivers a
right-click as WM_CONTEXTMENU rather than WM_RBUTTONUP (NOTIFYICONDATAW
docs: LOWORD(lParam) holds notification events "such as NIN_BALLOONSHOW,
NIN_POPUPOPEN, or WM_CONTEXTMENU"). The callback switch only handled
WM_RBUTTONUP, so rightClickHandler never fired and SetMenu menus were
silently dead on Windows (Linux/macOS use different paths and are fine).
Also fall back to GetCursorPos() in openMenu() when Shell_NotifyIconGetRect
fails or returns nil - that happens while the icon lives in the Windows 11
overflow flyout, and the menu was dropped silently.
* fix(windows): use cursor monitor for systray fallback menu placement
Pick the monitor containing the menu position, not the owner window's,
for the right-edge check in Win32Menu.ShowAt. Also fix
w32.MonitorFromPoint to pass the POINT by value as one argument.
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* fix(v3): prevent duplicate window teardown on macOS (#6159)
fix(v3): prevent duplicate window teardown (fixes #6158)
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6162 — fix(v3/windows): handle WM_CONTEXTMENU so the systray menu opens on right-click
* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6159 — fix(v3): prevent duplicate window teardown on macOS
* fix(v3/windows): SetMenu(nil) is a no-op, matching macOS (#6105)
fix(v3/windows): treat SetMenu(nil) as a no-op, matching macOS
windowsWebviewWindow.setMenu dereferenced the *Menu argument via
menu.Update() with no nil check. WebviewWindow.SetMenu is a no-op on
macOS when passed nil, so a running application calling SetMenu(nil)
on Windows panicked instead of behaving the same way cross-platform.
Add a guard at the top of setMenu that returns immediately when menu
is nil, and add a regression test that reproduces the pre-fix panic.
Fixes #6104
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* fix(v3/windows): SetMenu always redraws the menu bar (#6106)
fix(v3/windows): always redraw the menu bar after SetMenu
windowsWebviewWindow.setMenu only called w32.DrawMenuBar inside the
menubar-theme branch, so an application that sets or replaces a menu
at runtime without a theme configured got a menu bar Windows was
never told to redraw.
Move the DrawMenuBar call out of the theme conditional so it runs
after every SetMenu, unconditionally, leaving SetMenuBackground and
InvalidateRect (theme-only concerns) where they were.
Fixes #6103
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* fix(updater/linux): fallback for cross-device EXDEV rename failures (#6135)
* fix(updater/linux): fallback for cross-device EXDEV rename failures
Ports the rename-or-copy fallback from #5560 to Unix: on EXDEV the
helper now copies (files and .app dirs via copyAny) instead of failing
all 20 swap attempts. replaceTarget no longer deletes the target before
a successful move, so a failed swap cannot orphan the install.
Fixes #6134.
* test(updater/linux): cover failed directory swap recovery + docstrings
Addresses CodeRabbit review on #6135: adds an end-to-end test for the
bothDirs path where a non-EXDEV rename failure after RemoveAll must
restore the original bundle via restoreFromBackup and relaunch it
without helper env. Also documents the three remaining new test
functions to clear the 80% docstring coverage threshold.
* fix(updater/linux): stage EXDEV file copies before swapping target
Addresses CodeRabbit Major on #6135: cross-device file copies now land
via a synced temp sibling beside the target and are atomically renamed
into place, so a crash mid-copy leaves the complete old or new file —
never a partial binary. Directories still copy onto the cleared slot
(atomic dir replace is impossible on Unix); surviving-process failures
there stay covered by the outer backup/restore, matching #5560.
* test(updater/linux): deterministic staged-copy failure via injectable seam
Addresses CodeRabbit Minor on #6135: permission-based copy failure
injection (chmod 000) is bypassed by root-capable test runners, so the
staging-failure test could false-pass there. Adds copyFileFunc alongside
renameFunc and injects the failure through it instead.
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6135 — fix(updater/linux): fallback for cross-device EXDEV rename failures
* fix(v3/windows): default info.json language 0000 -> 0409 so Explorer shows version details (#6260)
LCID 0 produces a neutral-only string table that the Windows VersionInfo API cannot resolve, leaving Properties > Details empty. Use en-US (0409) in the default template and docs snippet. Adds TestWindowsInfoJSONLanguage regression test. Fixes #6210.
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* fix(darwin): stop posting WindowDidUpdate and WindowWillUpdate (#6171)
NSWindowDidUpdateNotification fires on every run-loop pass (~120/s while
idle) and every window event is forwarded to the page through
evaluateJavaScript:. The WebKit in macOS 27.0 (316338@main) runs each
evaluateJavaScript as a forced user gesture and consumes the page's
transient activation when that gesture ends, so a click's activation is
gone within ~10 ms of mousedown and any activation-gated API called from
the click handler (navigator.clipboard.writeText, WebAuthn, window.open)
rejects with NotAllowedError. WebKit fixed the over-consumption in
321448@main, which has not shipped. Nothing in wails consumes either
event and neither carries data.
Fixes #6170
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* fix(v3/updater): replace and relaunch the AppImage, not its read-only mount (#6201)
* fix(v3/updater): replace and relaunch the AppImage, not its read-only mount
* docs(v3/updater): document change and add changelog entry
* refactor(v3/updater): add resolveTarget helper
* docs(v3/updater): carry the AppImage note into the translated guides
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* chore(v3): bump to v3.0.0-beta.30 and update changelog
* feat(v3/runtime): export cancellable utilities (#6153)
* fix(v3/windows/arm64): pass by-value doubles to WebView2 COM methods (#6165)
* fix(windows/arm64): pass by-value doubles to WebView2 COM methods
#5741 stopped passing a pointer where WebView2 expects a double, and on
windows/arm64 replaced the call with ErrDoubleArgUnsupported, because
syscall.SyscallN cannot load d0 (golang.org/issue/62583). So put_ZoomFactor,
put_RasterizationScale, put_Expires and the print-settings setters were
silently no-ops there: SetZoom does nothing, and a monitor DPI change never
reaches the webview.
The new internal/webview2/pkg/doublecall package owns the call on every
architecture. amd64 and 386 keep the bit-pattern words; arm64 goes through
runtime.cgocall — the system-stack switch SyscallN itself uses, and a
linkname Go keeps for purego — into an assembly trampoline that loads the
integer words into r0-r3 and the double into d0. Both binding packages
(pkg/edge, pkg/webview2) use it; appendDoubleArg, ErrDoubleArgUnsupported
and the ok result of appendRectArg go away.
Refs golang/go#62583
* fix(windows/arm64): keep controller alive across SetBoundsAndZoomFactor and expand changelog
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* fix(v3/windows): allow multiple folder selection in OpenFile dialogs (#6264)
On Windows, OpenFile() ignored PromptForMultipleSelection() whenever
CanChooseDirectories(true) was set and always showed a single-folder
picker. macOS and Linux already honour multiple selection for folders.
The Common Item Dialog supports this natively with FOS_PICKFOLDERS and
FOS_ALLOWMULTISELECT together. Add cfd.NewSelectMultipleFoldersDialog and
choose the dialog through openDialogKindFor, which keeps the existing
precedence (directories over files) and adds the multi-folder case.
Fixes #6263
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* fix(application): address #6128 with regression coverage (#6261)
* fix: address #6128 with native regression coverage
* fix: address PR #6261 feedback
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6261 — fix(application): address #6128 with regression coverage
* fix(v3/linux): rebuild destroyed GTK3 submenus safely (#6236)
* fix(v3/linux): rebuild destroyed GTK3 submenus safely
Track native widget destruction, retain submenu types across detached updates, and add native lifecycle regression coverage for #6231.
* fix(v3/linux): address GTK3 menu review comments
Guard the destroy callback registry with a mutex, make the activation
assertion wait up to a second, and nil-check widgets in the label helper.
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* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6236 — fix(v3/linux): rebuild destroyed GTK3 submenus safely
* chore(docs): warn instead of fail on stale translations (#6265)
An English-only docs edit (for example PR 6213) failed the M-Press
"build" job because the translated copies had not caught up. The
translation sync workflow is meant to handle that.
check_translations.py now reports audit findings as warnings and exits
non-zero only for missing, empty or orphaned translation files and for a
broken audit run. --strict restores the old behaviour.
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* fix(v3/updater): stage beside the target to avoid EXDEV (supersedes #6200) (#6262)
* fix(v3/updater): stage beside the target and copy across filesystems on Unix
* docs(v3/updater): document change and add changelog entry
* fix(v3/updater): keep the old target aside until the new one is in place on Unix
* fix(v3/updater): abort the cross-device copy when the stale intermediate cannot be removed
* fix(v3/updater): fsync the target directory before deleting the cross-device source
* docs(v3/updater): name the .app bundle's parent as the macOS staging location
* test(v3/updater): skip permission-based EXDEV failure tests as root
* docs(v3/updater): translate the staging-location paragraph
Add the new staging paragraph to the nine updater.md translations so
their segments line up with the English source again.
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* fix(updater): address #6185 with regression coverage (#6259)
fix: address #6185 with native regression coverage
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* fix(v3): compile server mode for Android and iOS; fix updater regression test (#6278)
* fix(v3): compile server mode for Android and iOS
`go build -tags server` failed for GOOS=android and GOOS=ios. The mobile
platform files carried no !server constraint, so they collided with the
server implementations and called into the GUI bridge that server builds
exclude. Fixes #6271.
Follow the desktop convention: mobile GUI files, their Objective-C
sources and the iOS runtime API now carry !server, and server builds use
the existing message-processor, iOS runtime and desktop logger stubs.
The mobile signal handler files stay selected, as
TestSignalHandlerBuildVariants requires. Mobile server builds are now
pure Go. Desktop and non-server mobile builds select exactly the same
files as before.
Two tests assumed non-server builds without saying so, which hid behind
the compile failure: the Linux window test now matches its source's
constraint and the system-mode test is tagged !server.
CI now cross-compiles server mode for every target on Ubuntu and runs the
application package tests in server mode. The server-build guide lists
supported platforms and what is unavailable on mobile.
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* fix(updater): isolate #6185 regression test by executable path
#6262 moved download staging from os.TempDir to the directory beside the
target executable so the helper's swap is a same-filesystem rename. The
regression test added in #6259 still isolated itself by pointing TMPDIR at
a temp root, so the staging directory it watches for never appeared there
and the test failed deterministically on every platform and every PR.
Point the test's executable resolver into its isolated root instead, the
same way the other DownloadAndInstall tests do. The test still fails when
the #6259 production fix is reverted.
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* fix(v3/appimage): search only WebKit's install roots for its files (#6267)
Walking all of /usr reached /usr/local and /usr/src, bundling other projects' AppDirs and cross-built binaries, after which appimagetool could not pick an architecture.
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* fix(android): default to singleTask launchMode to prevent duplicate A… (#5727)
fix(android): default to singleTask launchMode to prevent duplicate Activity instances
The Android manifest template ships with no explicit launchMode, defaulting
to "standard". This means any incoming intent (deep link, notification tap,
foreground service return) spawns a second MainActivity — a second WebView
and a second attempt to initialise the Go bridge against process-global
state (g_bridge, g_jvm, globalApp).
Set launchMode="singleTask" so there is always exactly one Activity
instance. New intents are delivered via onNewIntent() instead of creating
duplicates. This is the standard approach for single-activity WebView
shells (Capacitor, Cordova, etc.).
Affects the scaffold template and both Android examples.
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* fix(android): support HTML file inputs via WebChromeClient (#5807)
fix(android): support HTML file inputs via WebChromeClient (#5781)
HTML <input type="file"> elements did nothing on Android because the
generated MainActivity set only a WebViewClient and never a
WebChromeClient, so the WebView had no onShowFileChooser handler to open
the system document picker.
Add a WebChromeClient whose onShowFileChooser launches the intent from
FileChooserParams and delivers the selected URIs back via
FileChooserParams.parseResult in onActivityResult. This also enables JS
dialogs, console logging and in-page permission prompts that require a
WebChromeClient.
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* fix(v3/linux): turn off the DMA-BUF renderer only when WebKit renders on NVIDIA (#6273)
* fix(v3/linux): turn off the DMA-BUF renderer only when WebKit renders on NVIDIA
A loaded nvidia module made every hybrid laptop (AMD or Intel iGPU plus an NVIDIA dGPU) lose the DMA-BUF renderer, though the desktop and WebKit render on the iGPU, slowing rendering to about 1fps.
* fix(v3/linux): judge the rendering GPU by offload, NVIDIA-only EGL and the compositor's screens
Review: GLX vendor and a mixed EGL list do not move EGL; boot VGA counts only when it drives a screen; X11 keeps the workaround.
* fix(v3/linux): an EGL vendor list without NVIDIA outranks PRIME offload
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* fix(ios): document required privacy usage-description keys in Info.plist (#5809)
The iOS Info.plist template shipped no NS*UsageDescription keys, yet the
Wails runtime exposes camera, microphone, photo-library, location, motion
and biometric APIs. On iOS, calling any of these without the matching key
is an instant hard crash (and an App Store rejection), with nothing in the
template hinting at the requirement.
Add a commented block listing the six keys that map to the runtime's
permission-gated APIs, so developers uncomment the ones their app uses and
supply a real justification string. Keys are commented (not active) to
avoid shipping usage descriptions for unused features, which draws App
Store review scrutiny.
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* fix(android): wrap runtime-call HTTP fallback errors in JSON envelope (#5858)
The Android HTTP fallback path in serveAssetForAndroid returned raw
plain-text error bodies (from the errs package) for non-200 runtime
calls. The JS runtime JSON.parse()s every runtime response, so an error
surfaced as 'SyntaxError: Unexpected token ... is not valid JSON'
instead of the actual message.
Wrap non-200 runtime-call bodies in the same {"ok":false,"error":...}
envelope used by handleRuntimeCallForAndroid so the frontend can parse
and surface the error.
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* fix(v3/windows): show the systray label as the tooltip (#6075)
* fix(v3/windows): show the systray label as the tooltip
The docs say SetLabel behaves like SetTooltip on Windows, but the Windows
setLabel was an empty stub and show() only applied the tooltip when the
icon was added, so a label set before Run never reached the icon either.
Route the Windows setLabel through setTooltip, fall back to the label in
show() when no tooltip is set, and store the label and tooltip on the
SystemTray before dispatching to the platform impl so Label() reports
the current value once the tray is running.
Fixes #6045
* fix(v3/windows): keep an explicit systray tooltip over the label
SetTooltip("x") followed by SetLabel("y") showed "y" until Explorer
restarted, when show() put "x" back. Both paths now go through
SystemTray.tooltipOrLabel, so an explicit tooltip always wins and the
label is only the fallback.
SetLabel and SetTooltip also wrote label and tooltip on the caller
goroutine while Label() and the Windows show() read them. Guard the two
fields with a small RWMutex.
* fix(v3/windows): fall back to the label when the systray tooltip is cleared
SetTooltip("") handed the empty string straight to the Windows setTooltip,
which wrote an empty SzTip, so SetLabel("label"); SetTooltip("") left the
hover text blank instead of showing the label.
setTooltip and setLabel now both apply SystemTray.tooltipOrLabel through
one updateTooltip. The value is read when the dispatched call runs rather
than captured at the call site, so the icon always ends up with the latest
stored text whatever order the calls land in.
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* fix(v3/linux): allow devtools in production builds (#6163)
webview_window_linux_dev.go was gated on !production, while its
production twin excludes devtools, so building with
-tags production,devtools on Linux compiled neither file and failed
with missing openDevTools/enableDevTools. Use the same
(!production || devtools) constraint as darwin and windows.
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* fix(v3/android): apply the "color" field in SetStatusBar (#6193)
application.Mobile.SetStatusBar(json) has always accepted only "style"
(icon light/dark) and "hidden" in its JSON payload on Android — the
"color" key that callers might reasonably expect a status-bar API to
support (matching how the equivalent theme attribute
android:statusBarColor already colors it statically) was never read by
WailsBridge.setStatusBar(), so the status-bar background could only ever
reflect whatever was baked into the app's static theme at Activity
creation, never anything set at runtime.
This is easy to hit for any app that switches between light/dark themes
at runtime from JS rather than following the OS-level day/night setting:
the icon style updates correctly (that part was already wired), but the
background color stays stuck at whatever the static theme resolved to
when the Activity was created, silently mismatching the new icon color —
e.g. light icons on a still-light background, unreadable status-bar text.
Add color handling: parse an optional "color" key ("#RRGGBB" /
"#AARRGGBB") and apply it via Window.setStatusBarColor(), alongside the
existing style/hidden handling. No API surface changes — "color" is a
new optional key in an existing JSON payload, so this is fully backward
compatible with callers that don't send it.
Not applicable to iOS: UIStatusBarStyle has no background-color concept
there (the iOS status bar is always a transparent overlay tinted by
whatever view sits behind it), so this is an Android-only addition and
mobile_features_ios.go is untouched.
Touches:
- v3/internal/commands/build_assets/android/app/src/main/java/com/wails/app/WailsBridge.java
- v3/pkg/application/mobile_features_android.go (doc comment)
- v3/examples/mobile/build/android/app/src/main/java/com/wails/app/WailsBridge.java
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* fix(v3/updater): stop the periodic check from re-downloading a staged update (#6206)
periodicCheckLoop skipped the tick only while checking, downloading,
verifying or installing. With an update staged (StateReady) it ran
CheckAndInstall again and downloaded the same release on every tick
until Restart. Skip StateReady too, as the existing CheckInterval test
already assumes.
Fixes #6188
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* fix(v3,linux): set initial filename in save file dialog (#6217)
Signed-off-by: Martin Gysel <me@bearsh.org>
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* fix(v3/darwin): zoom the page with WKWebView.pageZoom instead of magnification (#6227)
ZoomIn/ZoomOut/ZoomReset/SetZoom/GetZoom on macOS drove
-[WKWebView setMagnification:], a view-level scale: the layout viewport
stays the same, the page is drawn larger and clipped at the window
edges, nothing reflows. Windows (put_ZoomFactor) and Linux
(webkit_web_view_set_zoom_level) implement the same API as a browser
zoom, and so does Safari.
WKWebView.pageZoom (macOS 11+) is that browser zoom; below macOS 11 the
magnification path stays as the fallback. ZoomReset also keeps resetting
the magnification so a pinch zoom (AllowsMagnification) still returns to
actual size.
Fixes #6226
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* fix(v3/linux): open the asset response pipe with O_CLOEXEC (#6241)
The Linux response writers stream the body to WebKit through a pipe created
with Pipe2(p, 0). Without O_CLOEXEC, any child process forked while a
response is in flight (os/exec, a helper the app spawns) inherits the write
end. The handler returns and closes its copy, but WebKit only sees EOF once
every copy is closed, so the body (and the fetch() behind a binding call)
stalls until that child exits, even though headers arrived on time.
Create the pipe with O_CLOEXEC on both ends. The read end is only consumed
in-process by the GUnixInputStream, so nothing relies on inheriting it.
Applies to both the GTK4 and GTK3 writers.
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* fix(v3/appimage): start the bundled WebKit helpers on every distro (#6213)
* fix(v3/appimage): start the bundled WebKit helpers on every distro
The bundled WebKit library looks for WebKitWebProcess and
WebKitNetworkProcess in the build machine's absolute directory, so
AppImages built on Debian/Ubuntu only start where that path exists
and crash elsewhere with "Unable to spawn a new child process". The
copied helpers also lost their executable bit in s.COPY.
Patch the helper directory in the deployed library to an AppDir
relative path of the same length, between a deploy-only and a
pack-only linuxdeploy run, and keep file modes in s.COPY. With GTK4
the AppRun wrapper turns off WebKitGTK 6.0's bubblewrap sandbox,
which cannot bind the relative path.
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* fix(v3/appimage): bundle the GPU process and apply modes to existing files
Bundle WebKitGPUProcess when the host's WebKit ships it: once the
library is relocated, WebKit looks for every helper in the AppDir, so a
GPU process left on the host could no longer start.
s.COPY applies the source's permission bits with Chmod after opening,
so they hold for an existing target as well. The relocation test sets
the fixture's mode explicitly instead of relying on the umask.
The Linux guide no longer suggests DEB or RPM bring the WebKit sandbox
back for GTK3 apps: WebKit2GTK 4.1 leaves it off in every format.
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* fix(v3/appimage): keep WebKit's bubblewrap sandbox on
Helpers move to usr/lib/<name>, the library names them as ././<name>/, and AppRun starts the app in usr/lib, so the path resolves inside the sandbox too.
* fix(v3/appimage): load the bundled WebKit injected bundle
The injected-bundle path in the WebKit library is still the build
machine's absolute path. On Fedora it does not exist, so every web
process logged "Error loading the injected bundle". On Debian and
Ubuntu it points at the system's bundle, which can come from a
different WebKit build than the one in the AppImage.
AppRun now sets WEBKIT_INJECTED_BUNDLE_PATH, which release builds of
WebKitGTK read, to the bundle shipped in the AppImage. WebKit adds
that directory to the sandbox itself.
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* test(v3/appimage): skip the file mode check on Windows
Windows has no Unix permission bits, so the library written with 0755
reads back as 0666 there and TestRelocateWebKitHelpers failed on the
windows-latest runner. The rest of the test still runs everywhere.
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* test(v3): report stat error before checking AppImage library mode
Avoid dereferencing a nil FileInfo when os.Stat fails; report the stat
error and the permission mismatch separately.
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* fix(v3/build): move AppImage to output dir across filesystems (#6286)
* fix(updater): address #6186 with regression coverage (#6280)
* chore: update sponsors.svg and contributors.svg [skip ci]
* ci(v3): cut macOS runner demand so PR checks stop queueing for hours (#6290)
PR runs spent most of their wall time waiting for macOS runners (225-400
min queues observed) while actual job time was ~20 min. Each run requested
15 macOS jobs against an org-wide pool of ~5, and half of all runs were
duplicates triggered by pull_request_review on an already-tested commit.
- Drop the pull_request_review trigger; the pull_request run on the same
SHA already reports the check.
- Add a per-PR concurrency group that cancels superseded runs.
- Run the six macOS API tag variants sequentially in one job.
- Build all templates on Linux; build only vanilla and react on macOS and
Windows.
macOS jobs per run: 15 -> 4.
Co-authored-by: taliesin-ai <281494191+taliesin-ai@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix: security hardening for v2 and v3 (#6288)
* Harden the dev IPC server against cross-origin and DNS-rebinding attacks
Gate the wails dev IPC WebSocket behind a per-launch capability cookie and a strict same-origin check, and validate every request's Host against an allowlist (localhost, IP literals, the configured bind address, and WAILS_DEV_ALLOWED_HOSTS) so a malicious page in the developer's browser cannot reach the bound-method dispatcher.
* Silence the unhandled-key system beep in WailsWindow
* fix(security): update v2 runtime lockfiles for shell-quote, devalue, source-map-js, brace-expansion, vitest
- shell-quote 1.10.0 -> 1.12.0
- devalue 5.8.1 -> 5.9.4
- source-map-js 1.2.1 -> 1.2.2
- brace-expansion 1.1.18 -> 1.1.21
- vitest / @vitest/* 4.1.6 -> 4.1.12 (pulls vite 8.3.4, rolldown 1.2.14)
Lockfile-only; rebuilt runtime bundles are byte-identical.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v2/cli): warn that remote templates can run build commands
`wails build` and `wails dev` run the frontend:* commands from a
project's wails.json. When a project is created from a remote template,
extend the existing third-party template notice to say that templates
are code, list the frontend commands found in the generated wails.json,
and ask the user to review them before building. The notice is now also
shown with -q.
Document the trust boundary in the v2 CLI reference and community
templates pages, and add a matching note for v3 remote templates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(security): update v3 runtime lockfile for source-map-js, brace-expansion, markdown-it, js-yaml, vitest
- source-map-js 1.2.1 -> 1.2.2
- brace-expansion 2.1.4 -> 2.1.7 and 5.0.9 -> 5.0.12
- markdown-it 14.2.0 -> 14.3.3
- js-yaml 4.3.1 -> 4.3.2
- vitest / @vitest/* 4.1.0 -> 4.1.12
Lockfile-only; package.json ranges unchanged. Typecheck, tests and
typedoc output are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/updater): use a recognised zip-slip guard when joining archive entries
safeJoin already rejected traversal, but via checks on the filepath.Rel
result that CodeQL's go/zipslip query does not treat as sanitising the
joined path. Guard entry names with filepath.IsLocal and keep a prefix
containment check on the joined target as defence in depth. Add tests
for nested, backslash and absolute traversal in zip and tar.gz, zip
symlink escapes, and symlink write-through.
Resolves code-scanning alerts 224 and 225.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/application): bound runtime window ID header to uint32
The window ID header was parsed with strconv.Atoi and then converted to
uint32, so negative or oversized values wrapped onto another window's
ID. Parse with strconv.ParseUint(..., 32) so out-of-range values are
rejected as an invalid runtime call.
Resolves code-scanning alert 164.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/notifications): do not fall back to PowerShell for Windows toasts
Push Windows toast notifications through the WinRT API only and return
its error instead of engaging go-toast's PowerShell fallback, which
renders the toast XML into a generated script and cannot deliver
activation callbacks.
v2's Windows frontend used toast.Notification.Push, which always enables
the fallback; it now renders the XML with go-toast's template and calls
wintoast.Push without the fallback option.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3): only accept framework control messages from the main frame
On macOS and iOS, WebKit reports whether a script message was posted by
the main frame. Use it to ignore reserved `wails:` messages posted from
child frames. Non-reserved messages are still delivered to
RawMessageHandler with their origin info. Platforms that do not report
frame identity keep their existing behaviour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(security): update example frontend lockfiles for source-map-js, devalue, nanoid
- source-map-js 1.2.1 -> 1.2.2 (v3 notifications, mobile, ios,
file-association, dock, dev, custom-protocol-example, android;
v2 dragdrop-test)
- devalue 5.8.1 -> 5.9.4 (v3 dev)
- nanoid 5.0.8 -> 5.1.16 (v3 file-association) and 3.3.16 -> 3.3.20
Lockfile-only; committed dist bundles are left untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3): validate origin on server-mode runtime requests
In server mode /wails/runtime is reachable from any page open in the
user's browser. Accept only POST requests, and only from the request
host or an origin matching ServerOptions.WebSocketOriginPatterns (or
any origin with WebSocketAllowAllOrigins), mirroring the policy already
applied to the server's WebSocket endpoints. Requests without Origin
whose Sec-Fetch-Site is cross-site or same-site are rejected; requests
with neither header (non-browser clients) are still accepted.
The check runs before chunk handling and before the query-string
fallback, and is compiled only into server builds, so webview transports
are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/cli): validate remote template URLs before cloning
Remote template values from `wails3 init -t` were passed to `git clone`
as positional arguments without validation. Validate the URL before any
temporary directory is created, accept only https, http, ssh, git and
scp-like URLs, pass url/dir after `--`, reject option-like tags, and run
the clone with git's protocol allowlist limited to those transports.
Also pass `git remote add` arguments after `--`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/cli): keep URL userinfo when parsing remote template tags
Split the optional tag from a remote template value on the last '@' and
only treat the suffix as a tag when it contains no ':' or '/'. This keeps
scp-like (git@host:path) and ssh://user@host URLs intact while still
supporting url@tag.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/cli): allow '/' in remote template tags
Decide whether the text after the last '@' is a tag from the URL part
before it rather than the tag itself, so branch tags such as
release/1.0 keep working while URL userinfo is still preserved.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(v2): replace wailsapp/mimetype fork with upstream gabriel-vasile/mimetype
Switch v2's asset MIME detection from the github.com/wailsapp/mimetype
fork (v1.4.1, a 2022 snapshot of upstream) to upstream
github.com/gabriel-vasile/mimetype v1.4.16. The fork's only functional
change, recognising UTF-8 BOM-prefixed HTML, is covered upstream.
Upstream's SVG detector no longer skips a UTF-8 BOM, so strip it before
content detection to keep BOM-prefixed SVG detected as image/svg+xml.
Add extensionless test cases that exercise the content-detection path.
Update the example modules that replace wails/v2 with the local tree and
the stale template go.mod/go.sum snapshots.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(v3): drop stale wailsapp/mimetype entries from project templates
v3 no longer depends on the fork, but generated projects still listed it
as an indirect requirement, which dependency scanners flag.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: declare least-privilege GITHUB_TOKEN permissions
Add explicit top-level contents: read to build-and-test, semgrep,
upload-source-documents and sync-translated-documents. The translation
sync job keeps contents: write and pull-requests: write for
peter-evans/create-pull-request. Semgrep reports to Semgrep Cloud via
SEMGREP_APP_TOKEN, not GitHub SARIF, so it needs no extra scope.
Resolves code-scanning alerts 207, 208, 111, 129, 118 and 115.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: stop running PR code from workflow_dispatch runs
workflow_dispatch runs in the default branch's context, so its cache
scope is the default branch's. changelog-v3 (dispatch checked out
refs/pull/N/head and ran go test/go run on it) and cross-compile-test-v3
(dispatch ran gh pr checkout N, then built and ran the PR's code) both
let PR-controlled code execute with access to that cache scope, where
it could plant entries later restored by trusted workflows.
- changelog-v3: drop the workflow_dispatch trigger and the report job
that only ran for it; validation still runs on every pull_request,
which is unprivileged. Re-run the PR check to validate again.
- cross-compile-test-v3: drop the pr_number input and the PR checkout
step; a manual dispatch now tests the dispatched ref only. PRs are
still tested on approval via pull_request_review.
- cross-compile-test-v3: add top-level permissions: contents: read.
Resolves code-scanning alerts 236, 234, 180, 186 and 185.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/examples): render XMLHttpRequest event log entries as text
logEvent interpolated messages (request URLs, response data) into
innerHTML, so a response containing markup was rendered as HTML.
Build the entry spans with textContent instead.
Resolves code-scanning alert 195.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v2/runtime): pass dev log message as a console argument
The dev runtime concatenated the message into console.log's format
string, so % sequences in backend-supplied text were interpreted as
format directives. Pass it via %s instead and rebuild ipc_websocket.js
(rebuilding unchanged sources reproduces the committed bundle byte for
byte, so the bundle diff is only this change).
Resolves code-scanning alert 102.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(security): update website lockfiles for transitive security advisories
Update both website/package-lock.json and website/pnpm-lock.yaml to the
same patched versions, within existing semver ranges:
- shell-quote 1.12.0, proxy-addr 2.0.8, source-map-js 1.2.2
- joi 17.13.8, compression 1.8.2, body-parser 1.20.8, express 4.22.3
- qs 6.16.1, fast-uri 3.1.8, http-cache-semantics 4.3.0
- postcss-selector-parser 7.1.6 (7.x copies only)
- brace-expansion 1.1.21, image-size 2.0.4, js-yaml 3.15.2 / 4.3.2
- svgo 3.3.5, baseline-browser-mapping 2.11.29, browserslist 4.29.3
- colord 2.10.0, postcss 8.5.30, http-proxy-middleware 2.0.10
- axios 1.20.0 (pnpm: @crowdin/crowdin-api-client 1.56.0 -> 1.59.1,
which pins axios exactly)
Not fixed (patched release is a major bump outside the parent's range,
or no patched release exists): postcss-selector-parser 6.1.4 (cssnano 6
plugins pin ^6; GHSA-rj75-hqrm-r3gf needs 7.1.6), tinypool 1.1.1,
serialize-javascript 6.0.2, uuid 8.3.2, sprintf-js 1.0.3, braces 3.0.3.
package.json is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(security): update v3 runtime lockfile for nanoid
- nanoid 3.3.16 -> 3.3.20 (GHSA-2v37-7h3g-55p8), matching #5985
Lockfile-only; npm audit now reports 0 vulnerabilities.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(security): update v2 labstack/echo to v4.15.3
Resolves the encoded-slash route bypass advisory for the dev server's
echo dependency in v2 and its example and test modules.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore: tidy merged v2 changelog sections
* fix(security): override website transitive deps pinned to vulnerable majors
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/application): format runtime window ID without an int conversion
The window ID header is parsed as a 32-bit unsigned value; converting it
to int for logging overflows on 32-bit platforms. Format it as unsigned.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/cli): keep URL credentials out of remote validation errors
ValidateRemoteURL, cloneArgs and RemoteAdd echoed the supplied value,
whose userinfo can carry a token. Report only the reason.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v2/templates): raise template go directives to match wails/v2
The template scaffolds declared go 1.18 and go 1.23.0, below the go 1.25.0
that wails/v2 requires and the go 1.24 that gabriel-vasile/mimetype needs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v2/devserver): scope IPC capability cookie to port and refresh it on reconnect
Browsers do not scope cookies by port, so two `wails dev` instances on
different ports overwrote each other's capability cookie. The cookie name
now carries the bind port taken from the configured dev server address.
After `wails dev` restarts the app a new capability is minted, but the dev
runtime reconnects without reloading the page, so every reconnect was
refused until a manual reload. Add a no-op GET /wails/ipcauth route that
passes through the host guard and cookie middleware, and have the dev
runtime fetch it before each IPC connect attempt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/application): reject rebound Host headers on loopback server binds
When server mode binds a loopback address, a page whose hostname has been
rebound to 127.0.0.1 sends a matching Origin and Host, which passes the
same-origin checks on /wails/runtime and the WebSocket endpoints. Wrap the
server mux in a Host check for loopback binds that accepts only localhost,
IP literals, the bind host, and hosts matching WebSocketOriginPatterns.
Non-loopback binds are unchanged.
Document that WebSocketOriginPatterns targets reverse-proxy deployments and
that cross-origin frontends calling /wails/runtime are not supported.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: 0x <0xfbfe7617@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Lea Anthony <lea.anthony@gmail.com>
* ci(v3): always run Build + Test v3 so its results job can be required (#6291)
The trigger-level paths filter skipped the whole workflow for PRs that do
not touch v3/, so no v3 check reported and a required v3 check blocked
those PRs forever. Detect v3 changes in a job instead: the test jobs are
skipped when nothing under v3/ changed, and "v3 Build Results" always
reports, failing if change detection itself fails.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(v3): build with Go 1.26 and refresh golang.org/x modules
Raise the module's go directive to 1.26.0 with a go1.26.9 toolchain
and update golang.org/x/{sys,term,tools,crypto,mod,net,sync,text} and
goldmark. Merged with master's atterpac/refresh v1.1.4 bump.
Verified: go mod tidy, go mod verify. go build ./..., go vet and
go test -short ./pkg/... ./internal/... give the same results as
before the bump (pre-existing failures: build_assets/ios package,
TestWorkflowReproDownloadFailureLeavesTempArtifacts, TestFileExplorer).
Raise the go directive of the wails3 init and service init go.mod
templates to 1.26.0 so generated projects match, run go mod tidy in
the examples and tests that replace the v3 module with the local
checkout, and note the new Go 1.26 minimum in UNRELEASED_CHANGELOG.
(cherry picked from commit adb27182644465319cbf482b2897d522b8366455)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: test on Go 1.26 and 1.27 and stop silent toolchain downloads
Go 1.25 is out of support. The v2 and v3 test workflows now test every
platform on Go 1.27 and also test Go 1.26 on one Linux runner, so the
oldest supported release is still covered without adding macOS jobs.
In the v3 workflow the GTK3 legacy and server-mode steps run only on
the Go 1.27 Linux job, and the macOS API variants job uses Go 1.27
instead of reading the minimum from v3/go.mod.
The test jobs set GOTOOLCHAIN=local, so a version mismatch fails the
job instead of downloading another toolchain. Template tests use Go
1.27 everywhere, and the remaining workflows pinned to 1.25 move to
1.27.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: run required PR checks for pull requests into releases/**
The branch ruleset that requires "Run Go Tests" and "v3 Build Results"
also covers releases/**, but PR Checks (master) and Build + Test v3
only ran for pull requests into master. On a PR into a release branch
the test jobs were skipped and the always-run gate passed on "skipped",
so untested changes could merge.
Both workflows now trigger for pull requests into releases/** and their
base-branch conditions accept master or any releases/ branch, so the
test jobs and the gate jobs run for those PRs too. The gate job names
are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(v3/generator): keep bindings stable when encoding/json aliases json/v2
Go 1.27 enables GOEXPERIMENT=jsonv2 by default, which turns
encoding/json.Marshaler, Unmarshaler and RawMessage into aliases of
encoding/json/v2 and encoding/json/jsontext types. The generator
followed those aliases, emitting models for encoding/json/v2 and
rendering json.Marshaler as json$0.Marshaler instead of any.
Treat aliases declared in encoding/json whose target lives in an
encoding/json subpackage like the named types they replace, both when
collecting models and when recording imports (including when they are
reached through user alias chains), so output matches Go 1.26.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(v3): bump to v3.0.0-beta.31 and update changelog
* fix(v2/release): pin pnpm 10 for the versioned docs step (#6293)
The release script ran an unpinned npx pnpm, which now resolves to pnpm
11. pnpm 11 rejects lockfile entries published within its minimum release
age and no longer reads pnpm.overrides from package.json, so the v2
release failed while installing the website. Pin pnpm 10, which wrote the
lockfile, install with --frozen-lockfile so the release commit cannot
rewrite it, and move the website task off the obsolete pnpm 8.3.1.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6293 — fix(v2/release): pin pnpm 10 for the versioned docs step
* release: v2.17.0
Automated weekly v2 release.
* feat(v3): add native macOS menu section headers (#6297)
* feat(v3): add native macOS menu section headers
* docs(v3): translate menu section headers in all locales
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Co-authored-by: taliesin-ai <281494191+taliesin-ai@users.noreply.github.com>
* chore(changelog): auto-add entry for PR #6297 …
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#5741 stopped passing a pointer where WebView2 expects a double, and on windows/arm64 replaced the call with ErrDoubleArgUnsupported, because syscall.SyscallN cannot load d0 (golang.org/issue/62583). So put_ZoomFactor, put_RasterizationScale, put_Expires and the print-settings setters were silently no-ops there: SetZoom does nothing, and a monitor DPI change never reaches the webview.
The new internal/webview2/pkg/doublecall package owns the call on every architecture. amd64 and 386 keep the bit-pattern words; arm64 goes through runtime.cgocall — the system-stack switch SyscallN itself uses, and a linkname Go keeps for purego — into an assembly trampoline that loads the integer words into r0-r3 and the double into d0. Both binding packages (pkg/edge, pkg/webview2) use it; appendDoubleArg, ErrDoubleArgUnsupported and the ok result of appendRectArg go away.
Refs golang/go#62583
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How Has This Been Tested?
Build app with changes and test SetZoom options
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wails doctor. If you are unable to run this command, please describe your environment in as much detail as possible.Checklist:
website/src/pages/changelog.mdxwith details of this PR (v3 changelog entries are added automatically)Summary by CodeRabbit