Lua provides "extra data", which is some memory in each Lua state that
the application can use for its own purposes. Use this to store the
reference count.
Add rules to extract translatable strings from wireplumber.conf.
Meson i18n.gettext does not support extracting strings from
autogenerated files. Hence, we must commit conf.pot to repository.
These setting descriptions are meant to be user-facing. Translating them
allows also 3rd party apps to get the translations from 'wireplumber'
domain.
When current output target of a media player application is removed, it
can be useful if playback is paused (to avoid e.g. music playback to
going to speakers when headset is accidentally unplugged). Android etc.
implement a policy like this.
Add a policy script that monitors stream target removals. When it
detects a media player application that is linked to a no longer present
output target, it checks whether the stream is associated with a media
player seen in MPRIS. If yes, it sends MPRIS Pause() command to the
media player.
Enable this policy by default.
Some PCM devices can expose multiple nodes with same session priorities but
different route priorities. This improves the default nodes logic to also check
the route priorities when the session priorities are the same.
When a new Format param is set, the node's state is not checked, so this
attempt can even take place when the node is not suspended. Setting that
param will not work if the node isn't suspended though. Add a check for
the state and suspend the node if needed.
Also, do not set the Format param if the new param POD is the same as that
of the existing format to avoid redundant calls.
(This mirrors already existing checks for the PortConfig param.)
If the managed node needs to emit events before it is bound, Wireplumber
treats it as destroyed and ignores the events. Add the node as pending
before it is bound so the node can run set_param on events that happen
before it gets bound.
Signed-off-by: Richard Acayan <mailingradian@gmail.com>
Some modules (like module-loopback) may destroy themselves with
pw_impl_module_schedule_destroy() when the pipewire connection closes.
In that case, we need to clear our pointer so that we don't try to
destroy them again (and crash)
Fixes: #812
The linking-utils module already implements a way to check for available routes,
this patch uses it in default-nodes/rescan.lua to remove redundant code.
This patch caches the settings info to make sure their values are always
updated, even if using the settings API multiple times before pipewire
finishes synchronizing the metadata objects.
Fixes#749
Systemd journal entries have several common entries:
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/systemd.journal-fields.html
Add "SYSLOG_IDENTIFIER" to make it easier to find wireplumber messages.
Add "SYSLOG_FACILITY" to avoid confusing programs that expect both or neither.
Add "TID" and "SYSLOG_PID" to make debugging a little easier.
The test I wrote for
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/wireplumber/-/issues/778 uses
this, since it needs a target-loudness to make a loudness filter:
```
tu.createDeviceNode (
"default-device-node",
"Audio/Sink",
{ ["device.target-loudness"] = -18 }
)
```
It's possible that managed_node.properties["node.name"] == nil if the
node is gone.
The removeDevice call above has already cleared the node names, so no
need to do it again.
I'm guessing this was a typo? I ran `git grep dont-remix` in both
wireplumber's and pipewire's repos, and all the other references were to
stream.dont-remix, including the definition of PW_KEY_STREAM_DONT_REMIX.
wireplumber.service generates the following when dbus.service
stops before it (e.g. when the user logs out):
m-dbus-connection: <WpDBusConnection:0x556b3c561680> DBus connection closed: Underlying GIOStream returned 0 bytes on an async read
m-dbus-connection: <WpDBusConnection:0x556b3c561680> Trying to reconnect after core sync
Stop the service before dbus.service exits, to avoid these messages.
This allows grouping audio streams that have a pw-audio-namespace ancestor
process name. The grouping is done by creating a loopback filter for each group
or namespace. Those loopback filters are then linked in between the actual
stream and device nodes. A '--target-object' flag is also supported in the
ancestor process name to define a target for the loopback stream node.
I had a hard time figuring out all the steps relevant for this to work.
Hopefully this brief summary and couple of links will help the next
person writing their own script.
See: #601
`wp_object_manager_add_interest()` passes the format string
and the arguments after that to `g_variant_new()`, which
requires a 32-bit integer for "u". Passing a 64-bit integer
will cause problems on certain ABIs.
Furthermore, remove the metadata related interest declaration
from `set_default_prepare()` since the "set-default" command
does not access metadata directly, it uses the "default-nodes-api"
plugin.
Fixes: 7784cfad92 ("wpctl: support @DEFAULT_{AUDIO,VIDEO}_{SINK,SOURCE}@ as ID ")
Fixes#773
It is valid for components not to have a "provides" field, but it
prevents them from being able to have "before" and "after" dependencies.
With this patch, we generate a hidden "provides" field so that the
dependencies sorting algorithm can work without issues.
Fixes: #771
