Add a restart option to the exit prompt - #260
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Relaunches the current executable with its own command line, so base game and Retro Rewind each restart into themselves. The relaunch happens after the controllers are released and window placement is flushed, so the new instance reads the saved state. Windows only; the button is hidden elsewhere.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe exit prompt now offers Restart on all platforms. The restart helper flushes window placement and releases controllers before relaunch. The current process exits only when relaunch succeeds. Non-Windows relaunch uses ChangesCross-platform restart flow
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SettingsOverlay
participant RestartForAuroraWindowClose
participant RelaunchSelf as RuntimePlatform::RelaunchSelf
participant ExitAuroraProcess
SettingsOverlay->>RestartForAuroraWindowClose: Request restart
RestartForAuroraWindowClose->>RelaunchSelf: Attempt to start a new instance
RelaunchSelf-->>RestartForAuroraWindowClose: Return success or failure
RestartForAuroraWindowClose->>ExitAuroraProcess: Exit if relaunch succeeds
RestartForAuroraWindowClose-->>SettingsOverlay: Return if relaunch fails
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to When restarting with controllers, the new instance may initialize before the old instance’s controller cleanup has finished, leaving controllers unavailable in the restarted game. Resolve the handoff before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Restart is initiated from the local exit prompt and relaunches the current executable, limiting its apparent exposure. On non-Windows systems, however, the new process can inherit open resources if descriptor cleanup fails, so the process boundary warrants review. Retained concerns
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In `@runtime/include/aurora_events.h`:
- Line 66: Update the restart helper that calls RuntimePlatform::RelaunchSelf so
it no longer has a [[noreturn]] contract: if relaunch fails, report the error
and return without closing the game; call ExitProcess only after a successful
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Restart now returns instead of exiting when the new instance cannot be started, and the prompt says so. ExitForAuroraWindowClose is back to its original signature. On Linux and macOS the relaunch uses posix_spawn. The runtime rejects any command-line arguments, so the new instance is started with only its own path. Inherited descriptors are marked close-on-exec first: unlike Windows, where CreateProcess is told not to inherit handles, a spawned process otherwise keeps the old instance's sockets and devices open.
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In `@runtime/include/aurora_events.h`:
- Line 76: Update the relaunch flow around RuntimePlatform::RelaunchSelf() and
ExitForAuroraWindowClose() so controllers are released before the child instance
starts initializing, while preserving the running instance if launch fails.
Ensure failed relaunches do not leave the current instance with controllers
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- Around line 115-120: Update the macOS executable-path handling around
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| // Returns only if the new instance could not be started, leaving this one running. | ||
| inline void RestartForAuroraWindowClose() noexcept { | ||
| WindowPlacementPersistence::Flush(true); | ||
| if (RuntimePlatform::RelaunchSelf()) ExitForAuroraWindowClose(); |
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Release controllers before the new instance starts.
RelaunchSelf() starts the child before ExitForAuroraWindowClose() calls ReleaseControllers(). The child can therefore initialize while the old instance still holds its controllers. Preserve the running instance on launch failure, but arrange for controller release to complete before the child initializes. This is the cleanup order required by the PR objective.
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In `@runtime/include/aurora_events.h` at line 76, Update the relaunch flow around
RuntimePlatform::RelaunchSelf() and ExitForAuroraWindowClose() so controllers
are released before the child instance starts initializing, while preserving the
running instance if launch fails. Ensure failed relaunches do not leave the
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Restart now stops rumble before the new instance is spawned and leaves the LED alone. The new instance sets its own LED, so resetting it here was both unnecessary and a race: this process could turn it off after the new one had turned it on. A failed relaunch therefore leaves the LED as it was, with only rumble stopped, which the game re-issues on its next event. ReleaseControllers takes resetLeds, and its report-flush delay now runs whenever a controller is connected, not only when an LED was written. On macOS, _NSGetExecutablePath is asked for the required size first rather than failing when the path exceeds PATH_MAX, matching ExecutableDirectory.
Relaunches the current executable with its own command line, so base game and Retro Rewind each restart into themselves. The relaunch happens after the controllers are released and window placement is flushed, so the new instance reads the saved state. Windows only; the button is hidden elsewhere.
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