gui: a window the driver refused opens with a software renderer shipped beside it on Windows - #109
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….dll at load time The published github.com/go-gl/gl links -lopengl32 and calls wglGetProcAddress as an imported symbol, so the window binary names opengl32.dll in its import table and the loader maps the system's copy before a line of our code runs. Windows hands a library already mapped under a name to every later request for that name, which means a software renderer loaded by path afterwards can never be the opengl32.dll the toolkit finds when it creates its context. Measured on 2026-09-17 with the process's own module list, on a machine with a driver and on a guest with none. go.mod now replaces the module with a copy under third_party/go-gl-gl, reduced to the two packages the window imports, with one change: the Windows branch of GlowGetProcAddress looks wglGetProcAddress up at run time after loading the library by name, and both cgo LDFLAGS lines naming opengl32 are gone. PATCH.md beside the copy says what changed and why, and carries the published version's module sum, because go.sum stops carrying the sum of a replaced module. The CI module list is unchanged - go list reports a replaced module under its own path - and the comment above it says so. Three guards. One downloads the pinned version and holds every file of the copy to the published bytes plus exactly the patch, and the sum in PATCH.md to the sum the toolchain computes. One builds the window binary with cgo on Windows and reads its import table through debug/pe - no opengl32.dll, with gdi32.dll as the canary that the table was read. That one is proven by a probe rather than a mutation entry: broken by hand it went red naming the import, resolved through the -lopengl32 the windowing library links, and the run took 3 min 56 s of recompiling everything above the binding, which the mutation runner's ceiling would cap. Measured before the guard was written and worth stating: a guard reading linker flags would have refused a binary that was already right, because the windowing library links -lopengl32 too and the binary still imports nothing from it. The third guard asks that the walk behind fourteen shape guards leaves a nested module alone, which it now does by the toolchain's own rule - a directory with its own go.mod is outside "./..." - rather than by a name on a list. The registry entry for the module gains a note and THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md a paragraph, since the copy is what ships. The blank line that had split the window's module table in two since #103 is closed. sortedKeys in the telemetry guard sorts, which its name has promised since it was written. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…derer shipped beside it On a machine whose graphics driver offers no OpenGL 2.1 the window binary refused, since #108, with a sentence and exit code 1. It now tries once more before refusing: the first process starts this program again with the same arguments plus --software-gl, waits, and answers with that process's exit code. The second process, before the toolkit exists, names the driver in its environment and loads Mesa's llvmpipe from opengl/ beside the executable - renderer first, loader second, both by absolute path - so the toolkit's request for OpenGL by name finds it already mapped. Measured on 2026-09-17 on a machine with a driver: started with the flag and no variable in the environment, the window is drawn by the two files beside it and nothing else answers to that name, twice out of twice. Without the files beside it the window opens on the driver and says which file was missing. Without the flag nothing changes. The seam gains the second attempt: OpenOrRefuse asks for one when the window has no native window, and refuses with the reason only when there was none. The decision lives in gui.SecondAttempt with every piece that touches the world as a field, so a guard presses all nine states without a window, a renderer or a process: the second process never starts a third, nothing is tried where nothing ships, the arguments are handed on whole, and the refusal says what became of the renderer - which file is missing, that starting again failed, or that it was tried and did not help. On Linux and macOS it says nothing, by the owner's decision, since nothing ships there. Said out loud, rule 6: the first process writes one line before it starts the second, the second says what it draws with, and the About screen carries the same sentence for as long as the window is open. The Host gains SoftwareRendering for that, and a guard reads the screen both ways. The flag is public and takes the renderer on any machine. The first process hands the driver variable over as well, and the second sets it for itself, because a person asking by hand has no first process. Two guards learn the new file shapes with their reasons: the hardening guard, for a load by a path under the executable's own directory, and the telemetry guard, for the one spawn in this tree - this program, by the path os.Executable answers. That guard also gains os in its list of low level packages: os.StartProcess walked past it until now, found by asking what else the tree could have used. The canary carries the case, and a staleness half now covers the two file keyed registries. Its findings name the file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ry rather than in it A module is reported by the build and a font by the compiler that embeds it. The software renderer in the Windows archive is neither: two files the release workflow downloads and puts next to tfg-gui.exe, loaded at run time, which nothing in a binary can report. So the registry gains a Companion: what it is, which binary and which archive carry it, the files in the order the program loads them with their sizes and sums, the licence expression of everything compiled into them, and exactly where the bytes come from - the project, its release, the archive and that archive's sum. Everything in the entry was read from the files of the pinned versions. The archive itself carries no licence file - one readme pointing at a web page - so docs/license.rst and licenses/ of mesa-26.2.0.tar.xz, the build list of pal1000/mesa-dist-win at its 26.2.0 tag, llvm/LICENSE.TXT at llvmorg-22.1.8 and the DirectX-Headers licence at v1.619.5 were read instead, and the renderer's own bytes were asked what they hold: Mesa 26.2.0, LLVM 22.1.8, the llvmpipe, d3d12, zink and softpipe drivers, and no zlib or zstd, whatever stands in the build environment. The GPL marked files in the Mesa tree are Linux kernel headers and two drivers' headers, none compiled on Windows. The expression is MIT AND Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception AND BSL-1.0. Four consumers. The notices gain a section naming the files, their sums, the archive and its sum, and reproduce the two licence texts they did not carry - the LLVM exception and the Boost licence - from the files they came from. The window's About screen names it under a third heading, on every system, because the notices say the same everywhere; the stored picture of that screen is regenerated, one of twenty-six. The command line's list never names it, since nothing ships beside that binary. The bill of materials ships it beside the window as DEPENDS_ON, with the archive's name and sum, and beside nothing else. One guard for each consumer, and one holding the registry's file list to gui.SoftwareFiles - the same files in the same order, or the archive would be packed with something other than what the program looks for. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t, and checks it on the page Two files of Mesa's llvmpipe reach the Windows archive of the window through a download the workflow makes. The release of pal1000/mesa-dist-win to take them from, the SHA-256 of that release's archive and the two files with their own sums stand in .github/mesa-dist-win, and nowhere else the workflow can read. .github/scripts/fetch_software_renderer.sh reads that file, downloads the archive from the project's own releases, checks its sum BEFORE unpacking anything, takes exactly the two files out of x64/, checks each file's sum, and refuses anything but two files under opengl/. Run on this machine: 18 s, every sum agreeing with the registry. Run with a wrong archive sum and with a wrong file sum: refused, exit 1, nothing unpacked in the first case. Both workflows that build the window call it, on Windows only, between the build and the packing - the one that builds from a branch as well, by the owner's decision, so a build from a branch is the build a guest without a driver can be handed. The signing script used to put a subdirectory back EMPTY. It repacked from os.listdir, which names a directory and none of its contents, and zipfile writes a directory entry for a directory and nothing more - measured on an archive shaped like the window's: opengl/ came out with nothing under it, a valid archive, no error. Nothing shipped in a subdirectory until now, so nothing had noticed. It walks every directory now, counts the repacked files against what it unpacked, and signs the libraries beside the program as well as the program, verifying each one's certificate against the pin. The workflow that checks a published release reads the renderer's files out of the registry, asks the window's Windows archive to carry them, and asks every program and every library in every Windows archive who signed it - on the bytes a person downloads. The release notes say the renderer is in the archive, where, and when it is used. Six guards: the pin agrees with the registry, the fetch script checks before it unpacks and carries no copy of the pin, every window build fetches between building and packing, the signing repacks whole and signs the libraries, and the published archive is checked for the renderer. The guard over links leaving this project learns that a workflow's download from somebody else's release is not a place a person is sent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The signing script was imported by a probe to exercise its repack, which left a cache file beside it that the next commit swept up. Removed, and __pycache__ ignored from here on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…l, not as text anywhere in the file The mutation runner answered the first version with the call commented out: the text was still in the file, the guard was green, and the archive would have shipped without the renderer. It asks for the call at the start of a line now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ws window carries a software renderer One paragraph each. The readme says what the folder next to the program is, when the window uses it, what happens without it, and that nothing of the kind ships for Linux or macOS. The changelog entry says the same for a person deciding whether to update, with the version of Mesa and the fact that both files are signed, named in the notices with the sums they were reviewed at, and in the bill of materials. The security policy names the one thing in the Windows archive this project did not write, how the release workflow pins and checks it, and that the program loads it only by absolute path under its own directory and only after the driver refused. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…her than naming the system as an error Found in the review before the pull request: --software-gl on Linux or macOS printed "could not be loaded: linux", the reason type's words in a sentence meant for a file that did not load, and if the driver then refused the refusal would have added that sentence too - on the systems where the owner decided nothing is said about the renderer. A window asked for the renderer now says one of three things about the loading, through one function: that it draws with the renderer, that none ships for this system, or what stood in the way. The refusal on such a system stays as it was. The download address in the registry is registered with the guard over addresses in shipped code: the release workflow fetches from it and the bill of materials names it, the program never does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds Windows Mesa llvmpipe fallback, a patched vendored OpenGL binding, verified renderer packaging, signature checks, legal metadata, and repository guards. Linux and macOS packaging remain unchanged. ChangesWindows software renderer
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WindowsGUI
participant SoftwareLoader
participant MesaFiles
participant ChildGUI
WindowsGUI->>SoftwareLoader: load renderer beside executable
SoftwareLoader->>MesaFiles: load files in defined order
MesaFiles-->>SoftwareLoader: return load result
WindowsGUI->>ChildGUI: restart with --software-gl after refusal
ChildGUI-->>WindowsGUI: return exit status
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Full details: Clear User-Facing TextExplanation The PR adds user-facing renderer errors that expose raw underlying errors. Resolution Replace raw Full details: No Resource LeaksExplanation The PR introduces unreleased resources. Resolution Track the loaded DLL handles. Release all handles already loaded when a later load fails, and release the successful set after the GUI loop ends; do not release them before the toolkit finishes using the renderer. Add an EXIT trap immediately after ✨ Finishing Touches📝 Generate docstrings
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GitHub's dependency graph reported the directory behind go.mod's replace directive as an added dependency with no licence, and the gate blocked - correctly, for a name nobody had looked at. This one has been: the licence is the copied module's own MIT, carried in the directory, and the bytes are the published module plus one patch, which a guard holds by downloading the pinned version and comparing. The exception names that one directory. A second directory nobody looked at still blocks, and the guard over the gate asks both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
staticcheck on Linux called loadFailed unused, because the one file that raises it is built on Windows alone - the type now lives in that file. gosec and semgrep both flagged the one spawn in this tree, a command built from variables. It is settled where they read it, with the reason: the program is os.Executable and the arguments are this process's own plus one flag. The guard on flag spelling below the surfaces found the flag's name in the registry's note, which names it in words now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Fail when required release artifacts are missing. · signing_test.go:27-40
internal/guard/signing_test.go:27-40
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winFail when required release artifacts are missing.
workflowTextandsigningScriptcallt.Skipfwhen.github/workflows/verify-release.ymlor.github/scripts/sign_release.pyis missing. Guards that use these helpers then skip instead of checking the renderer verification or signing contracts, so the package can pass with either artifact deleted.Use fatal errors for these required files.
dev-build.ymlalready has an independent fatal check indevBuildBody, so it does not belong in this claim.Suggested fix
if err != nil { - t.Skipf("no %s here: %v", name, err) + t.Fatalf("required workflow %s is missing: %v", name, err) }if err != nil { - t.Skipf("no signing script here: %v", err) + t.Fatalf("required signing script is missing: %v", err) }Apply the same required-file behavior to the direct
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In @.github/scripts/sign_release.py:
- Line 373: Update certificate_of and its PowerShell invocation so
archive-derived paths are passed via an environment variable or separately
encoded argument, never interpolated into the command string; preserve
literal-path signing behavior and add a regression test covering a DLL name
containing quotes and PowerShell syntax.
In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Around line 463-466: Update the user-facing renderer documentation in the
release workflow to distinguish automatic software-renderer fallback when no
OpenGL 2.1 driver is available from explicit software rendering requested with
the --software-gl flag. Ensure it no longer claims the renderer files are never
used when a working driver exists, while preserving the existing guidance about
file placement and signing.
In `@internal/guard/community_test.go`:
- Line 81: Restrict the /releases/download/ exception in the guard test to the
exact pinned Mesa URL from .github/scripts/fetch_software_renderer.sh, rather
than allowing any URL with that path. Add a canary placing that same
release-download URL in a human-facing file and assert that the guard rejects
it.
In `@internal/guard/companion_test.go`:
- Around line 193-196: Update the error handling in the companion notices-file
test around os.ReadFile to call t.Fatalf instead of t.Skipf when
THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md cannot be read, ensuring the compliance checks fail
rather than being skipped.
In `@internal/guard/gogl_test.go`:
- Around line 206-222: Extend the Windows binding patch in bindingPatched to
cover v3.1/gles2/package.go and v3.1/gles2/procaddr.go, applying the same
runtime OpenGL lookup change as the existing v2.1/gl cases. Update
bindingCopyIsComplete-related coverage and PATCH.md so both packages are
documented and validated, while preserving the existing v2.1/gl behavior and
applying this to the default Windows configuration rather than only the gles2
tag.
In `@internal/guard/hardening_test.go`:
- Around line 55-62: Update the hardening checks for LoadSoftwareRenderer and
SoftwareFiles so expected renderer loads are verified as absolute paths rooted
under the executable directory, rather than accepted solely by filename. In
internal/gui/software_windows.go, reject any computed LoadDLL path that is
relative, outside that directory, or represents an additional unapproved
computed load; apply equivalent validation in the computed-library handling used
by notelemetry_test.go.
In `@internal/guard/mesarelease_test.go`:
- Around line 94-108: Update the release-guard tests around the script checks in
mesarelease_test.go to validate active operations rather than matching
commented-out or inert text. Use focused comment-aware script checks, reuse the
existing YAML parser for workflow-step assertions, and preserve the current
ordering and count validations for fetch, unpacking, checksums, signing, archive
verification, and certificate checks. Add mutation fixtures that disable or
replace each required operation and verify the guards fail.
In `@internal/guard/notelemetry_test.go`:
- Around line 311-315: The exemptions in withoutRegisteredPathLoads currently
discard all matching computed-library and spawn findings; change them to consume
only the single expected finding per approved operation, preserving any
additional matching findings for rejection. Update the registered-file canaries
for internal/gui/software_windows.go and internal/gui/again.go to include one
approved operation plus an extra operation, and ensure the guards reject those
extras.
In `@internal/guard/packages_test.go`:
- Around line 85-89: Update packages(t) to record each nested go.mod directory
it skips, then assert the collected paths exactly match
[]string{"third_party/go-gl-gl"}. Keep this validation inside packages(t), or
ensure every caller performs the same assertion while preserving the existing
directory-skipping behavior.
In `@internal/gui/again.go`:
- Around line 30-32: Wrap the raw restart-boundary errors with contextual
fmt.Errorf calls using %w: in internal/gui/again.go lines 30-32, identify
failure to find the current executable; in internal/gui/again.go lines 51-52,
identify failure to start the software-renderer process; and in
internal/gui/software.go lines 159-161, identify failure to find the current
executable. Ensure each returned error preserves the original error for
unwrapping.
In `@internal/gui/software.go`:
- Around line 60-61: Update RendererNotBeside around the os.Stat check to
distinguish fs.ErrNotExist from other failures: return the notBeside result only
for a missing renderer, and propagate permission or I/O errors with operation
and path context so callers receive an actionable error.
In `@internal/gui/text/locale/en.json`:
- Line 321: Update the software-renderer status text associated with the “other”
locale entry to use future-state language, avoiding any claim that the window is
already being drawn by the graphics driver before w.Show() completes.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 200-204: Update the bundled-renderer description in README.md
lines 200-204 and CHANGELOG.md line 154 to state that --software-gl requests the
bundled Mesa renderer only on Windows, and does not provide one on Linux or
macOS; keep the surrounding platform-specific behavior accurate.
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In `@internal/guard/signing_test.go`:
- Around line 27-40: Update workflowText and signingScript to fail tests with
fatal errors when required release artifacts cannot be read, instead of calling
t.Skipf; apply the same behavior to the direct verify-release.yml reader in
releaseverdict_test.go. Leave devBuildBody’s existing independent fatal check
unchanged.
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🧠 Learnings (1)
📓 Common learnings
Learnt from: CR
Repo: donislawdev/TestingFilesGenerator
Timestamp: 2026-09-17T09:22:18.267Z
Learning: The Windows and macOS downloads are signed
🪛 ast-grep (0.45.3)
.github/scripts/sign_release.py
[error] 361-361: Calling extractall() on a zipfile.ZipFile or tarfile archive without validating member paths lets a crafted entry (e.g. "../../etc/passwd") write outside the destination directory (Zip Slip). Validate each member resolves inside the target directory, or pass a safe filter (tarfile: filter="data" / tarfile.data_filter).
Context: archive.extractall(work)
Note: [CWE-22] Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal').
(archive-extractall-path-traversal-python)
internal/guard/gogl_test.go
[warning] 247-247: A log/format call (log.Print/Printf/Println, the Fatal/Panic variants, fmt.Sprintf, or a structured logger's Info/Warn/Error/Debug method) is given a message built by concatenating a string literal with a non-literal value such as request data. Unsanitized, attacker-controlled input written to logs enables log forging / CRLF injection: an attacker can inject newlines to spoof log entries or break log parsers. Do not concatenate raw input into the log message; pass it as a separate structured field/argument (e.g. 'log.Printf("user: %s", user)' or 'logger.Info("login", "user", user)') and strip or escape newline characters first.
Context: t.Fatalf("go.mod replaces %s with %s and this guard reads %s", bindingModule, replaced[1], "./"+bindingCopy)
Note: [CWE-117] Improper Output Neutralization for Logs.
(log-injection-request-data-concat-go)
[error] 275-275: An argument passed to exec.Command/exec.CommandContext is built by concatenating a string literal with dynamic input. If that input is attacker-controlled (and especially when the command is a shell such as sh -c/bash -c), this enables OS command injection. Pass untrusted data as separate, fixed arguments instead of interpolating it into a command string, avoid invoking a shell, and validate/escape the input where a shell is unavoidable.
Context: exec.Command("go", "mod", "download", "-json", bindingModule+"@"+version)
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
(command-injection-exec-concat-arg-go)
internal/guard/noimport_test.go
[error] 56-56: An argument passed to exec.Command/exec.CommandContext is built by concatenating a string literal with dynamic input. If that input is attacker-controlled (and especially when the command is a shell such as sh -c/bash -c), this enables OS command injection. Pass untrusted data as separate, fixed arguments instead of interpolating it into a command string, avoid invoking a shell, and validate/escape the input where a shell is unavoidable.
Context: exec.Command("go", "build", "-tags", buildTags(), "-ldflags="+windowLinkerFlags(t), "-o", built, "./cmd/tfg-gui")
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
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[locale-violation] ~26-~26: In American English, ‘afterward’ is the preferred variant. ‘Afterwards’ is more commonly used in British English and other dialects.
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Context: ...s no door that was not open before. ## Licence MIT, as published. The LICENSE file be...
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THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md
[grammar] ~248-~248: Ensure spelling is correct
Context: ...d version plus exactly that change. The licence is the module's own MIT, carried unchan...
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[style] ~892-~892: ‘with respect to’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
Context: ...se, but only in their entirety and only with respect to the Combined Software. ``` ### BSL-1.0...
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THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md
[warning] 878-878: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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[warning] 900-900: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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🔇 Additional comments (19)
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21-29: LGTM!go.mod (1)
115-126: LGTM!.github/workflows/ci.yml (1)
142-152: LGTM!third_party/go-gl-gl/v2.1/gl/KHR/khrplatform.h (1)
1-311: LGTM!third_party/go-gl-gl/v3.1/gles2/debug.go (1)
1-31: LGTM!internal/guard/ascii_test.go (1)
64-67: LGTM!THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md (1)
241-249: LGTM!Also applies to: 814-911
internal/guard/mutationcoverage_test.go (1)
216-225: 📐 Maintainability & Code QualityThe mutation-list failure is undecidable from this checkout. The coverage test reports an error when a guard is absent from both in-source maps and from
tools/mutate/mutate.py. The two new guards are absent from the in-source maps, buttools/mutate/mutate.pyis unavailable, so its entries cannot be checked..github/scripts/dependency_gate.py (1)
69-79: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality
verdict()uses the exact key"./third_party/go-gl-gl", andinternal/guard/dependencygate_test.goexercises that exact name. The inspected repository contains no evidence that GitHub emits a different name, so the proposed mismatch is unsupported.third_party/go-gl-gl/v2.1/gl/conversions.go (1)
1-116: LGTM!third_party/go-gl-gl/v2.1/gl/procaddr.go (1)
42-64: LGTM!third_party/go-gl-gl/v3.1/gles2/KHR/khrplatform.h (1)
1-311: LGTM!third_party/go-gl-gl/v3.1/gles2/conversions.go (1)
1-116: LGTM!internal/gui/window/about.go (1)
42-52: LGTM!Also applies to: 112-136
internal/gui/text/screens.go (1)
71-80: LGTM!Also applies to: 89-91
internal/gui/text/text.go (1)
279-338: LGTM!internal/guard/softwarerenderer_test.go (1)
40-139: LGTM!Also applies to: 145-152, 158-254
internal/guard/window_test.go (1)
73-75: LGTM!Also applies to: 224-227
third_party/go-gl-gl/v3.1/gles2/procaddr.go (1)
20-20: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security ReviewDo not patch or remove
v3.1/gles2based on this finding yet.
third_party/go-gl-gl/PATCH.mdstates that this package is intentionally unchanged, is required by the toolkit on Linux arm64, and is not linked by release builds. Apply the Windows patch only if the release build matrix includes a Windows path through this package.
| func bindingPatched(t *testing.T, rel, published string) string { | ||
| t.Helper() | ||
| switch rel { | ||
| case "v2.1/gl/package.go": | ||
| return bindingWithout(t, rel, published, bindingLDFLAGSInPackage) | ||
| case "v2.1/gl/procaddr.go": | ||
| text := bindingWithout(t, rel, published, bindingLDFLAGSInProcaddr) | ||
| if strings.Count(text, bindingLookupAsPublished) != 1 { | ||
| t.Fatalf("the published %s does not carry the Windows lookup this guard patches, exactly once.\n"+ | ||
| "Upstream changed the function. Read it, redo the patch in the copy, and update the\n"+ | ||
| "published form above - the guard has to describe the same change the copy makes.", rel) | ||
| } | ||
| return strings.Replace(text, bindingLookupAsPublished, bindingLookupAsPatched, 1) | ||
| default: | ||
| return published | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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printf '%s\n' '--- build tags and gles2 references ---'
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rg -n 'go-gl/gl/v3\\.1/gles2|v3\\.1/gles2|gles2' --glob '!third_party/**' --glob '!internal/guard/gogl_test.go' .
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PY
printf '%s\n' '--- configured build tags ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- application gles2 imports ---'
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from pathlib import Path
p = Path('internal/guard/gogl_test.go')
lines = p.read_text().splitlines()
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print(f'--- {needle} lines {lo+1}-{hi} ---')
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rg -n -F 'v3.1/gles2' --glob '!third_party/**' --glob '!internal/guard/gogl_test.go' .
printf '%s\n' '--- build tag files ---'
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rg -n -F 'v3.1/gles2' --glob '!third_party/**' --glob '!internal/guard/gogl_test.go' . || true
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printf '%s\n' '--- guard package references ---'
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rg -n -A3 -B3 'go build|go test|tags|tfg-gui|window' .github/workflows .github/scripts Makefile* README.md --glob '*.yml' --glob '*.yaml' --glob '*.go' --glob '*.sh' --glob 'Makefile*' --glob 'README.md' 2>/dev/null | head -200 || trueRepository: donislawdev/TestingFilesGenerator
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Patch the carried v3.1/gles2 Windows binding. bindingPatched changes only v2.1/gl, but go.mod and bindingCopyIsComplete identify v3.1/gles2 as a package imported by the window. In the default Windows configuration, that package retains -lopengl32 and directly calls wglGetProcAddress, so it can keep opengl32.dll in the window binary's load-time imports and prevent software-renderer fallback.
Apply the same runtime lookup patch to v3.1/gles2/package.go and v3.1/gles2/procaddr.go, then extend bindingPatched and PATCH.md to describe both packages. The gles2 tag itself selects -lGLESv2, so this finding applies to the default Windows configuration, not specifically to that tag.
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In `@internal/guard/gogl_test.go` around lines 206 - 222, Extend the Windows
binding patch in bindingPatched to cover v3.1/gles2/package.go and
v3.1/gles2/procaddr.go, applying the same runtime OpenGL lookup change as the
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Add operation context to restart-boundary errors.
These paths return raw operating-system errors. Wrap each error with %w so diagnostics identify the failed restart step.
internal/gui/again.go#L30-L32: returnfmt.Errorf("find the current executable: %w", err).internal/gui/again.go#L51-L52: returnfmt.Errorf("start the software-renderer process: %w", err).internal/gui/software.go#L159-L161: returnfmt.Errorf("find the current executable: %w", err).
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…measured before it was changed The signing script interpolated a file's path into PowerShell text, and a name with a quote in it ran as PowerShell - measured before the change on a copy named "a'; throw 'injected'; #.dll": the throw ran. The path goes through an environment variable now, and a guard refuses the old shape. A file of the renderer that cannot be read was reported as missing, with the advice for a missing file. The look beside the program tells the two apart now, the refusal has a sentence for each, and the look is a function with the question to the file system handed in, so a guard can answer it with a permission error no test can arrange on every disk the same way. Two allowances forgave more than they were written for: the hardening guard let a registered file grow any number of computed loads, and the telemetry guard dropped every spawn and every computed load in a registered file. Each forgives one now, a second is a finding, and a canary holds it. The link guard's exemption for a release download applied to every file, SECURITY.md included - it belongs to the fetch script alone now, and a canary puts the same address into a human facing file and asks for the refusal. The release guards read active lines, with comments taken out, so an operation commented out is an operation gone. The walk behind the shape guards names the nested modules it skipped and the guard asks for exactly one. Guards over tracked files fail rather than skip when the file is missing - the notices, the workflows, the signing script. Three sentences said more than was true: the flag on a system nothing ships for claimed the window was drawn by the driver before the window was shown, and the readme, the changelog, the security policy and the release notes said the renderer was never touched on a machine with a driver, which the flag makes untrue. Each says now exactly what happens. Not changed, with the reason written down: the gles2 package of the binding is not patched, because no shipped binary links it - measured with go list on every release platform - and wrapping the restart's errors in English would put words a person reads outside the text package, which a guard refuses, while the sentence that shows them already says what failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Around line 465-467: Update the release notes around the software-renderer
fallback to describe that it is attempted when the initial launch leaves no
native window, rather than implying it only occurs when an OpenGL 2.1 driver is
missing. Mention that this can happen for any initial failure satisfying the
no-window condition, while preserving the existing Windows, renderer-file, and
--software-gl context.
In `@internal/guard/community_test.go`:
- Around line 110-111: Update the foreignProjectLinks call and matching logic to
use the repository-relative script path, allowing the exception only for
.github/scripts/fetch_software_renderer.sh and the exact pinned Mesa URL
https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win/releases/download/26.2.0/mesa3d-26.2.0-release-msvc.7z.
Preserve normal rejection behavior for nested same-named scripts and other
project release URLs, and add canary coverage for both cases.
In `@internal/guard/mesarelease_test.go`:
- Around line 27-35: Update activeLines and the release-guard checks so required
operations are recognized only as executable statements, not quoted string
contents. Use Python statement parsing for sign_release.py and appropriate
shell/YAML tokenization for the other checks, then add mutation cases replacing
each required operation with a string literal and assert the guards fail.
In `@internal/guard/signing_test.go`:
- Line 104: Update TestTheSigningScriptRefusesBeforeItSigns to inspect active
signing-script lines via activeLines before applying its strings.Contains
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internal/guard/hardening_test.go (1)
121-121: Validate the approved library path expression.
viaPath[rel]++accepts one computedsyscall.LoadDLLargument ininternal/gui/software_windows.gowithout checking that it is an absolute path below the executable directory. A future relative or external path can pass this guard and reintroduce DLL search-path loading. Match the approvedSoftwareFiles(exeDir)load path and assert that each resolved path is absolute and remains underexeDir.internal/guard/notelemetry_test.go (1)
315-315: Match the approved operation, not only its kind.These branches forgive the first computed library load or spawn in a registered file. They do not verify the approved callee or argument shape. For example, a replacement of the approved restart with
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| echo "a server - and says so on its About screen. On a machine with a driver it is not" | ||
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml around lines 465 - 467, Update the release
notes around the software-renderer fallback to describe that it is attempted
when the initial launch leaves no native window, rather than implying it only
occurs when an OpenGL 2.1 driver is missing. Mention that this can happen for
any initial failure satisfying the no-window condition, while preserving the
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Restrict the exception to the exact script and pinned Mesa URL.
filepath.Base(p) discards the script path. The current condition therefore exempts a nested fetch_software_renderer.sh and any foreign /releases/download/ URL. The pinned URL is https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win/releases/download/26.2.0/mesa3d-26.2.0-release-msvc.7z.
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foreignProjectLinks call and matching logic to use the repository-relative
script path, allowing the exception only for
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https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win/releases/download/26.2.0/mesa3d-26.2.0-release-msvc.7z.
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Make the release guards reject inert string literals.
activeLines removes full-line comments only. The later substring checks still accept a required operation inside a quoted string. For example, removing os.walk(work) and adding note = "os.walk(work)" can keep TestTheSigningRepacksWholeAndSignsTheLibraries green.
Use format-aware checks for active operations. Parse Python statements for sign_release.py, and tokenize shell or YAML checks where required. Add mutation cases that replace each required operation with a string literal and require the guard to fail.
As per path instructions: “Verify tests check real behavior and would fail if the implementation were broken.”
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In `@internal/guard/mesarelease_test.go` around lines 27 - 35, Update activeLines
and the release-guard checks so required operations are recognized only as
executable statements, not quoted string contents. Use Python statement parsing
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Inspect only active signing-script lines.
TestTheSigningScriptRefusesBeforeItSigns searches raw sign_release.py text. Commenting out a required line while retaining its text leaves the strings.Contains assertions green. The repack guard already uses activeLines; apply the same filtering here.
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…each measured before it was changed The release notes, the changelog and the bill of materials said the software renderer is used when the graphics driver offers no OpenGL 2.1. The program tests something else - whether the first attempt left a window - and the notes now say that, with the driver as the usual reason. The guard over links to other projects forgave a release download by the script's NAME, and any project's download in that script. The review asked for the pinned address written into the guard, which the script does not hold: it builds the address from the pin. The exemption is now the script's path from the repository root plus the project the companion registry names, so a companion added later is covered on the day it arrives. The guards over sign_release.py read text, so a required operation inside a docstring or a string literal satisfied them - and one of the texts, codesign.go, stands in the script four times, once as the constant and three times in messages. The review asked for a reader that drops every string literal, which would have turned the guards red on the correct script: five of the ten things they look for are string contents by nature, measured with Python's own tokenizer. The reader now drops comments to the end of a line and docstrings whole, keeps short literals, and what is code is asked for as a statement at the start of a line. Two allowances - a computed library load, a spawn - forgave one operation of a KIND in a registered file. They now name the operation: the call, and the function that answers its first argument, followed back to its one binding in the enclosing function. The hardening guard reads the same registry instead of a copy. The helpers and their canary have a file of their own, because the telemetry guard had grown into the band the test shape ceiling watches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On Windows, a window the graphics driver refuses is tried once more with a software OpenGL renderer shipped beside it, and opens. Measured on Windows Server 2025 under VirtualBox without 3D acceleration, where the window has refused since #108 and opened nothing at all before that.
The Windows archive of the window carries two files of Mesa llvmpipe 26.2.0 in
opengl/next totfg-gui.exe. When the toolkit cannot create a window, the first process starts this program again with--software-gl, waits, and answers with that process's exit code. The second process names the driver in its environment and loads the two files by absolute path, renderer first, before the toolkit asks the driver for anything. On a machine with a driver the folder is never touched.--software-glasks for the renderer on any machine. The window says it draws in software on its About screen and on standard error. Nothing changes for Linux or macOS.Why the OpenGL binding is a copy
github.com/go-gl/gllinks-lopengl32and callswglGetProcAddressas an imported symbol, so the window binary importedopengl32.dllat load time and the loader mapped the system's copy before a line of our code ran - a renderer loaded by path afterwards could never be the one the toolkit found.go.modreplaces the module with a copy underthird_party/go-gl-gl, reduced to the two packages the window imports, with one change: the symbol is looked up at run time.PATCH.mdthere says what changed and carries the published version's module sum, sincego.sumstops carrying the sum of a replaced module. A guard downloads the pinned version and holds the copy to it plus exactly the patch, and another builds the window binary with cgo on Windows and reads its import table.Measured before that guard was written, and worth knowing: the windowing library links
-lopengl32too and the binary still imports nothing from it. An import library on the link line contributes nothing unless some code refers to a symbol, so a guard on linker flags would have refused a binary that was already right.Licences and the registry
A third class of the licence registry,
legal.Companion: somebody else's program shipped beside a binary rather than in it. Everything in the entry was read from the files of the pinned versions - the mesa-dist-win archive carries no licence file - and the renderer's own bytes were asked what they hold: Mesa 26.2.0, LLVM 22.1.8, no zlib or zstd. Expression:MIT AND Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception AND BSL-1.0. The notices gain a section with the files, their sums and the two licence texts they did not carry. The About screen names it under a third heading.tfg licensenever does. The bill of materials ships it beside the window asDEPENDS_ONwith the archive's name and sum.The release
.github/mesa-dist-winpins the release, the archive's SHA-256 and the two files with their sums.fetch_software_renderer.shchecks the archive's sum before it unpacks anything and each file's sum after. Both workflows that build the window call it, on Windows only, between the build and the packing. The signing script used to put a subdirectory back empty - it repacked fromos.listdir, measured on an archive shaped like the window's - and now walks every directory, counts what it repacked, and signs the libraries beside the program. The post-publication check asks the window's archive for the renderer and every.exeand.dllwho signed it.Guards and proof
Twenty new or extended guards. Every new mutation entry proven with
try-named, 37 of 37, two of them after the first version was corrected - one entry did not compile, and one guard on a workflow was green with the call commented out, because it asked for text anywhere in the file. The import guard is proven by a probe rather than an entry: a change in the binding recompiles everything above it, 3 min 56 s, past the runner's ceiling.Not checked
The full suite and the preflight were not run locally, by the owner's decision - CI on this pull request is the oracle. The fallback path on the guest (refusal, second process, window) is measured on the host from the
--software-glside and awaits the guest run. The dev build from this branch has not been triggered. How antivirus scanners react to a signedopengl32.dllin a subdirectory is not measured.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
tfg-gui --software-gl.Documentation