feat(settings): support GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier configuration - #420
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…tion Add support for configuring GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier in Options.ini and profile settings following TheSuperHackers/GeneralsGameCode#2840. Fixes an issue where the setting was stripped from Options.ini on game launch.
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WalkthroughThe PR adds a TheSuperHackers game window transition speed multiplier across profiles, settings files, Generals Online mapping, view models, and UI controls. It also extracts installation reconstruction helpers and makes child-process adoption asynchronous with polling and cancellation. ChangesTransition speed setting
Installation reconstruction
Process adoption
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participant GameSettingsViewModel
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participant OptionsIni as Options.ini
GameSettingsViewModel->>GameSettingsMapper: Parse transition-speed value
GameSettingsMapper-->>GameSettingsViewModel: Return validated multiplier
GameSettingsViewModel->>GameSettingsService: Save TheSuperHackers settings
GameSettingsService->>OptionsIni: Serialize multiplier
OptionsIni-->>GameSettingsService: Provide stored settings
GameSettingsService->>GameSettingsMapper: Parse stored multiplier
GameSettingsMapper-->>GameSettingsService: Return validated multiplier
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PR Summary by QodoSupport GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier in profiles, UI, and Options.ini
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1. TSH section overwritten
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| "CursorCaptureEnabledInWindowedMenu", "CursorCaptureEnabledInWindowedGame", "DrawScrollAnchor", "DynamicLOD", | ||
| "GameTimeFontSize", "LanguageFilter", "MaxParticleCount", | ||
| "GameTimeFontSize", "GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier", "LanguageFilter", "MaxParticleCount", | ||
| "MoneyTransactionVolume", "MoveScrollAnchor", "NetworkLatencyFontSize", |
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1. Tsh section overwritten 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
When Options.ini contains both flat keys and a [TheSuperHackers] section, ParseOptionsIni first stores the section then CategorizeRootSettings overwrites options.AdditionalSections["TheSuperHackers"] with only the flat-derived keys; adding GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier to the flat-key list makes this overwrite trigger for more real files. This can silently drop other section-only TheSuperHackers settings on load and then strip them on the next save.
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### Issue description
`ParseOptionsIni` can load a `[TheSuperHackers]` section into `options.AdditionalSections["TheSuperHackers"]`, but `CategorizeRootSettings` later overwrites that same entry when any TSH key is present in the flat root dictionary. After this PR, `GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier` being present in flat format will also trigger this overwrite, causing section-only TSH keys to be dropped.
### Issue Context
- `ProcessSection` stores unknown sections (including `TheSuperHackers`) in `options.AdditionalSections`.
- `CategorizeRootSettings` later sets `options.AdditionalSections["TheSuperHackers"] = theSuperHackersDict` when it finds any flat TSH keys, which replaces (not merges) the previously-parsed section dictionary.
- With the PR adding `GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier` to `theSuperHackersKeys`, more files will satisfy `theSuperHackersDict.Count > 0`, increasing the chance of data loss.
### Fix Focus Areas
- GenHub/GenHub/Features/GameSettings/GameSettingsService.cs[423-434]
- GenHub/GenHub/Features/GameSettings/GameSettingsService.cs[491-513]
### Implementation notes
- Merge dictionaries instead of overwriting: start from the already-parsed section dict (if present), then overlay flat-derived keys (or vice-versa), with a clear precedence rule.
- Ensure the final `options.AdditionalSections["TheSuperHackers"]` contains the union of both sources.
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| <Grid ColumnDefinitions="140,*,Auto"> | ||
| <TextBlock Text="Transition Speed" VerticalAlignment="Center" /> | ||
| <Slider Grid.Column="1" Value="{Binding TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier}" Minimum="1.0" Maximum="100.0" VerticalAlignment="Center" Margin="0,0,12,0" /> |
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[WARNING]: Slider Maximum of 100.0 contradicts the NumericUpDown Maximum of 1000.0 and MaxGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier (1000.0f)
The sibling Transaction Volume row keeps both controls in agreement (both cap at 100). Here, a value between 100 and 1000 entered in the NumericUpDown is outside the Slider range: the slider pins at 100, and interacting with it coerces the shared TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier binding back to 100 or below, silently discarding the user's input.
| <Slider Grid.Column="1" Value="{Binding TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier}" Minimum="1.0" Maximum="100.0" VerticalAlignment="Center" Margin="0,0,12,0" /> | |
| <Slider Grid.Column="1" Value="{Binding TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier}" Minimum="1.0" Maximum="1000.0" VerticalAlignment="Center" Margin="0,0,12,0" /> |
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| options.Video.AdditionalProperties["GameTimeFontSize"] = GameTimeFontSize.ToString(); | ||
| options.Video.AdditionalProperties["LanguageFilter"] = BoolToString(LanguageFilter); | ||
| options.Video.AdditionalProperties["SendDelay"] = BoolToString(SendDelay); | ||
| options.Video.AdditionalProperties["GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier"] = TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); |
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[WARNING]: Key is written to both the flat root properties and the [TheSuperHackers] section, unlike any sibling setting
CreateOptionsFromViewModel writes GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier here (flat) and again into tshDict at line 1330. Siblings pick exactly one home: MoneyTransactionVolume goes to the section only (line 1329) while SendDelay, LanguageFilter, and GameTimeFontSize go flat only (lines 1292-1294). Consequences:
SerializeOptionsIniemits the key twice in Options.ini: flat at GenHub/GenHub/Features/GameSettings/GameSettingsService.cs:687-690 and again under[TheSuperHackers]at :693-701.- The two load paths disagree on precedence.
GameSettingsMapper.ApplyFromOptionsapplies flat first and lets the hierarchical section win (GameSettingsMapper.cs:587-589 then :606-608), whileCategorizeRootSettingsrebuilds and replaces theTheSuperHackerssection from flat keys (GameSettingsService.cs:491-493), so the flat copy wins there. - If the game client updates only one location (as
SerializeTheSuperHackersSettingsdoes, section-only at GameSettingsService.cs:789), the stale mirror reverts the user's change on the next GenHub load/save.
Recommend a single canonical location (tshDict, matching MoneyTransactionVolume and the Tsh prefix) unless dual-format compatibility is a deliberate requirement. If it is, pin the precedence with a test covering flat and section both present, since that is the state every GenHub save now produces.
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| profile.VideoDynamicLOD = ParseBool(dynLOD); | ||
| if (options.Video.AdditionalProperties.TryGetValue("MaxParticleCount", out var particles) && int.TryParse(particles, out var particleVal)) | ||
| profile.VideoMaxParticleCount = particleVal; | ||
| if (options.Video.AdditionalProperties.TryGetValue("GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier", out var speed) && |
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[WARNING]: Parsed value is never checked for range or finiteness, so NaN, Infinity, and out-of-range values round-trip verbatim
float.TryParse with NumberStyles.Float and CultureInfo.InvariantCulture accepts NaN, Infinity, -Infinity, negatives, and exponents, and nothing clamps against the documented 1.0-1000.0 range: MinGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier and MaxGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier (GameSettingsTheSuperHackersConstants.cs:99 and :104) are referenced nowhere in the codebase. A hand-edited or client-written GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier=NaN parses successfully, is stored in the profile, and is serialized back as literal NaN into Options.ini (GameSettingsMapper.cs:934, GameSettingsService.cs:789). The same unguarded parse exists at GameSettingsService.cs:775-777 and GameSettingsViewModel.cs:1227-1229; the UI controls clamp only what the user enters through them.
Consider float.IsFinite plus Math.Clamp against the Min/Max constants at the parse sites, which would also put those constants to use. Boundary inputs (0.5, 5000, NaN) are currently untested as well.
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| /// <summary> | ||
| /// Minimum game window transition speed multiplier value. | ||
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| public const float MinGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier = 1.0f; |
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[WARNING]: These constants are dead code added to a class with zero references, duplicating constants added to GameSettingsTheSuperHackersConstants in this same PR
Every actual consumer (TheSuperHackersSettings.cs:51, GameSettingsViewModel.cs:326) uses GameSettingsTheSuperHackersConstants, and the most recently added settings (DefaultMoneyTransactionVolume, cursor-capture, screen-edge-scroll defaults) went only into that class, leaving TheSuperHackersConstants frozen. Adding this trio here re-diverges the two classes and creates a trap: a future reference to the wrong class silently picks up values that can drift apart, contrary to the single-home guidance in docs/dev/constants.md. All three constants added here are currently unused (see the Min/Max note on GameSettingsMapper.cs) - recommend removing these 15 lines.
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| if (profile.TshScreenEdgeScrollEnabledInFullscreenApp.HasValue) tshDict["ScreenEdgeScrollEnabledInFullscreenApp"] = BoolToString(profile.TshScreenEdgeScrollEnabledInFullscreenApp.Value); | ||
| if (profile.TshScreenEdgeScrollEnabledInWindowedApp.HasValue) tshDict["ScreenEdgeScrollEnabledInWindowedApp"] = BoolToString(profile.TshScreenEdgeScrollEnabledInWindowedApp.Value); | ||
| if (profile.TshMoneyTransactionVolume.HasValue) tshDict["MoneyTransactionVolume"] = profile.TshMoneyTransactionVolume.Value.ToString(); | ||
| if (profile.TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier.HasValue) tshDict["GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier"] = profile.TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier.Value.ToString(System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); |
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[SUGGESTION]: Redundant namespace qualification - using System.Globalization; was added to this file in the same PR
The new parse sites at lines 588 and 607 already use the short form CultureInfo.InvariantCulture; only this line carries the full System.Globalization. prefix.
| if (profile.TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier.HasValue) tshDict["GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier"] = profile.TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier.Value.ToString(System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); | |
| if (profile.TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier.HasValue) tshDict["GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier"] = profile.TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier.Value.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); |
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Remove duplicated constants, clamp and validate GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier across mapper/service/viewmodel, refactor TSH options serialization to reduce cognitive complexity, synchronize slider maximum with numeric input, and add boundary unit tests.
…ss adoption timing Refactor GameInstallationService.LoadInstallationsFromManifestsAsync to reduce cognitive complexity below 15, remove unused options variable in GameSettingsViewModelTests, and add graceful polling to GameProcessManager.HandleImmediateProcessExit for spawned process adoption.
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[WARNING]: Blocking Thread.Sleep adoption poll can freeze the UI thread for up to LauncherExitGracePeriodMs (1s) and ignores the caller's cancellationToken
HandleImmediateProcessExit is synchronous and is invoked at GameProcessManager.cs:105 immediately after await Task.Delay(ProcessConstants.LauncherDetectionDelayMs, cancellationToken). This file contains no ConfigureAwait(false), so when a launch originates from the UI command path (GameProfileLauncherViewModel.ExecuteLaunchAsync -> ProfileLauncherFacade -> GameLauncher -> StartProcessAsync), the continuation - including this loop - resumes on the Avalonia UI thread. Each iteration sleeps SpawnedChildPollIntervalMs (100ms) until the 1s deadline, freezing the UI for up to a second exactly when an immediate-exit launcher (e.g., a Wine/Proton wrapper that forks and exits) needs adoption. The cancellationToken in scope at the call site is never passed in, so a cancelled launch keeps polling until the deadline, contrary to the repo rule that long-running work accepts and propagates a CancellationToken and never blocks the UI thread. The sibling path already models the fix: AdoptExpectedChildProcessAsync receives the token and polls with await Task.Delay(ProcessConstants.SpawnedChildPollIntervalMs, cancellationToken) (GameProcessManager.cs:1064) - consider making this path async and awaiting the same delay with the caller's token.
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| float.TryParse(speedMult, NumberStyles.Float, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, out var gwt) && | ||
| float.IsFinite(gwt)) | ||
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| settings.GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier = Math.Clamp( |
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[SUGGESTION]: The parse + IsFinite + Clamp guard is duplicated at three sites; reuse one shared helper
The identical block now exists here, at GameSettingsViewModel.cs:1227-1235, and - already factored out - as GameSettingsMapper.ParseTransitionSpeedMultiplier (GameSettingsMapper.cs:627-639). Three hand-maintained copies can drift the next time the bounds or parse rules change (one site gains logging, another a different clamp). Consider exposing the Core mapper helper (internal or public) and calling it from the service and viewmodel so the validation rule lives in exactly one place, consistent with the single-home guidance in docs/dev/constants.md.
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…ared parsing Adjust GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier maximum to a realistic 10.0x bound in constants and UI, add 0.1 tick snapping and F1 formatting to Slider and NumericUpDown, make HandleImmediateProcessExitAsync non-blocking and cancellation-aware, and reuse shared GameSettingsMapper.ParseTransitionSpeedMultiplier across service and viewmodel.
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In `@GenHub/GenHub.Core/Helpers/GameSettingsMapper.cs`:
- Line 722: Normalize typed transition-speed multipliers through one shared
numeric method that rejects non-finite values and clamps to 1.0–10.0 before
every output path. Apply this at GameSettingsMapper.cs:722 for
GeneralsOnlineSettings, GameSettingsMapper.cs:988 for Options.ini,
GameSettingsService.cs:795 before serialization, and
GameSettingsViewModel.cs:865 and :1335 before assignment/writing. Update
GameSettingsViewModelTests.cs:886-893 to verify the supported-bound clamping
behavior.
In `@GenHub/GenHub.Core/Models/GameProfile/CreateProfileRequest.cs`:
- Around line 212-213: The XML documentation for
TshGameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier incorrectly states a maximum of 1000.0;
update it to 10.0 in CreateProfileRequest.cs lines 212-213, GameProfile.cs lines
258-259, and UpdateProfileRequest.cs lines 292-293, with no code behavior
changes.
In `@GenHub/GenHub.Core/Models/GameSettings/TheSuperHackersSettings.cs`:
- Around line 50-51: Update the XML summary for
GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier to document the valid range as 1.0 to 10.0,
matching the mapper and UI bounds; leave the property implementation unchanged.
In `@GenHub/GenHub/Features/GameProfiles/Infrastructure/GameProcessManager.cs`:
- Around line 816-829: Update the immediate-exit adoption loop in
StartProcessAsync to call cancellationToken.ThrowIfCancellationRequested() after
the polling loop and before handling spawnedProcess, ensuring cancellation
reaches the existing cancellation handler. Add a test covering cancellation
during this loop; retain the existing AdoptExpectedChildProcessAsync coverage.
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… F2 format and unified normalization Configure Slider and NumericUpDown in GameSettingsView.axaml for 0.05 step increments with F2 formatting, normalize transition speed across all profile and options output paths via GameSettingsMapper.NormalizeTransitionSpeedMultiplier, update XML documentation range to 1.0 to 10.0, ensure cancellation throws after immediate adoption poll, and expand unit tests.
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[SUGGESTION]: Cancellation race abandons an already-found spawned process handle
If the poll loop breaks on cancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested in the same iteration where FindAdoptableGameProcess returned a match, this throw fires before adoption: the acquired Process handle is never registered in _managedProcesses, never wired to OnProcessExited, and never disposed. The caller's OCE handler (StartProcessAsync) only kills/disposes the already-exited launcher process, so the spawned game process keeps running untracked after a cancelled launch — before this commit, that race window returned adoption success. Consider gating the throw on adoption not having succeeded, or disposing spawnedProcess before throwing. The new cancellation propagation also has no accompanying test (the CodeRabbit thread requested coverage for this path; only the code change landed).
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| if (spawnedProcess is null) cancellationToken.ThrowIfCancellationRequested(); |
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…tion race in process adoption Decompose HandleImmediateProcessExitAsync into specialized helpers to lower cognitive complexity to ~2, remove redundant null-forgiving operator, terminate and dispose any candidate spawned process handle if cancellation occurs during adoption polling, and add cancellation unit test coverage.
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[WARNING]: Setting ExpectedChildProcessName routes this test into AdoptExpectedChildProcessAsync (GameProcessManager.cs:94-97), not the immediate-exit poll loop its name and summary claim to cover
StartProcessAsync returns at the ExpectedChildProcessName branch long before HandleImmediateProcessExitAsync -> PollForSpawnedGameProcessAsync -> CleanupSpawnedProcessUponCancellation - the code this commit refactored - so those methods still have no cancellation coverage, and the test largely duplicates StartProcessAsync_WhenAdoptionIsCancelled_PropagatesCancellationAsync above. Two further problems: on Unix the exit 0 script can exit before ReadStartTime runs (GameProcessManager.cs:87-90), and a null start time makes AdoptExpectedChildProcessAsync return a failure result without throwing (GameProcessManager.cs:1012-1026), so Assert.ThrowsAnyAsync fails intermittently on loaded runners; and even without the routing, a 200ms token can never land inside the immediate-exit poll because LauncherDetectionDelayMs (500ms) is awaited first (GameProcessManager.cs:101). To actually cover the refactored path: skip on Windows (a .bat is treated as a batch file and skips immediate-exit handling entirely, per the note on the fork-and-exit test at line 212), leave ExpectedChildProcessName unset, and use a token longer than 500ms so cancellation fires inside the poll window.
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[SUGGESTION]: Synchronous Kill(entireProcessTree: true) can run on the UI-thread continuation, contrary to this file's own threading guidance
This cleanup runs after await Task.Delay(...) and the file has no ConfigureAwait(false), so on the UI launch path the continuation - including this tree kill - resumes on the Avalonia UI thread. TerminateProcessAsync (lines ~203-211) documents that Kill(entireProcessTree: true) is a synchronous blocking operation that can take seconds and wraps it in Task.Run, and TerminateAbandonedLauncherAsync dispatches off-thread for the same reason. Consider dispatching this kill the same way so a cancelled launch cannot freeze the UI while it tears down the game process tree.
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[SUGGESTION]: The executableName ternary is now computed twice; pass the resolved name from the caller
The identical ExpectedChildProcessName / GetFileNameWithoutExtension expression already lives in PollForSpawnedGameProcessAsync (lines 826-828) and is repeated here only for a log line. Passing the value into AdoptSpawnedProcess (or extracting a small resolver) keeps the executable-name rule in exactly one place.
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Summary
Adds support for configuring \GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier\ across GenHub profiles, ViewModels, UI, and \Options.ini\ serialization, and resolves an issue where the setting was previously stripped on game launch.
Motivation
TheSuperHackers client introduced \GameWindowTransitionSpeedMultiplier\ in TheSuperHackers/GeneralsGameCode#2840 to scale window transition animation speeds in menus. In GenHub, launching the game stripped this parameter from \Options.ini\ because \GameSettingsService\ and \GameSettingsMapper\ did not recognize or serialize the key.
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