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A MoonLive script now has room for twice as many branches, so the StadBeest's Sauron eye blinks, and the eye orb blinks too. A script service keeps its saved settings across a restart, a desk's knob rings fill over the range of what each knob drives, and the StadBeest page opens with a welcome for visitors. KPI: 256lights | Desktop:2217KB | tick:7/8/7/2/7/7/264/7/7/10us(FPS:142857/125000/142857/500000/142857/142857/3787/142857/142857/100000) | src:306(77989) | test:230(52519) | functions-over:331 Commit: src +116/-91 lines | test +181/-89 lines | duplicated lines 3735 -> 3733 (-2) **Core** - MoonLiveService declares its controls at prepare, so the values a file holds for a script's own controls land after the compile instead of being dropped (the autopilot's scene length reset to 180 at every boot). - MoonLive assemblers: a label is a two-byte code position (`CodePos`, `kUnbound`), so 96 labels fit the stack 48 took; `bind` refuses a position past it. The host assembler's label and fixup methods have one definition, in its header. - ControlModule: `targetOf`, `splitTarget`, `targetRange` and `rangeOf` replace three copies of the Module.control parsing; a knob given another target resends its ring. - MidiService scales an encoder's ring to its target's range. **Light domain** - StadBeest Sauron blinks by closing its almond, the eye orb by closing its rows; the autopilot times each scene from its own start, so moving its scene length leaves the running scene alone, and uses stadbeest-fire in a third of the thrusters scenes. - ParallelLedDriver: the encode instrument's comment names what it measures. **Tests** - A saved value of a script's own control survives the boot; a shared Mackie desk turns a knob down as well as up through RTP-MIDI; a knob ring fills over its target's range, and follows a new target with the same value; the assembler tripwire counts device table bytes; the framerate sweep sets its clock before setup. **Docs/CI** - The StadBeest page: a welcome for visitors with a message button, its own title, fader 8 as the autopilot's scene length, the QCon photo; the MIDI details describe the ring range; backlog-core records what remains of the branch tables. **Reviews** - 👾 A ring kept its old scale when a knob got a new target with the same value → rings resent on a target change, pinned. - 👾 Sauron's almond popped half a light wider at a blink's edges → exact at both ends. - 👾 Eye-orb lids checked every row every frame → a loop over the closed rows only. - 👾 Stale "-1 = unbound" comment → kUnbound. - 👾 driveSurface looked its target up twice → one `rangeOf`, one lookup. - 👾 The hub-support hint left the page, and the menu keeps its title → both as decided. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Changing scene length can alter the current scene, and the new MIDI test can be unreliable in restricted or variably scheduled environments. Fix these before merging; also correct the ring arithmetic and guide wording. Pre-merge checks |
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Review comments at @docs/how-to/multi-board-installation.md:
- Line 261: Update the sentence describing the built-in palette and thruster
scenes to use the correct phrase “thruster scenes” instead of “the thrusters
scenes”; preserve the rest of the sentence.
Review comments at @moonlive/services/stadbeest-autopilot.mls:
- Line 47: Store the duration when each scene starts and use that stored
duration in the elapsed-time comparison instead of the live `seconds` value, so
fader 8 changes affect only subsequent scenes.
Review comments at @src/core/services/MidiService.h:
- Around line 119-120: Update the ring-scaling calculation in the visible
function to cast the clamped value and both bounds to int64_t before computing
the differences and product, then convert the scaled result to uint8_t. Keep the
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- Around line 2019-2025: Replace the RTP-MIDI loopback exchange in this test
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| - **Scenes:** every `seconds`, three minutes by default, it picks a new scene. | ||
| A scene moves on to the next look, walking, the orb or the thrusters, by switching `switch3` to `switch5`. | ||
| It picks a built-in palette, or for the thrusters [`stadbeest-fire.mlp`](https://github.com/MoonModules/MoonLight/blob/main/moonlive/palettes/stadbeest-fire.mlp), a mood from calm to wild, how much the music counts and `pulse` on or off. | ||
| It picks a built-in palette, in a third of the thrusters scenes [`stadbeest-fire.mlp`](https://github.com/MoonModules/MoonLight/blob/main/moonlive/palettes/stadbeest-fire.mlp), a mood from calm to wild, how much the music counts and `pulse` on or off. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the scene phrase.
“The thrusters scenes” has an incorrect plural construction. Use “thruster scenes.”
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- **Scenes:** every `seconds`, three minutes by default, it picks a new scene.
A scene moves on to the next look, walking, the orb or the thrusters, by switching `switch3` to `switch5`.
- It picks a built-in palette, in a third of the thrusters scenes [`stadbeest-fire.mlp`](https://github.com/MoonModules/MoonLight/blob/main/moonlive/palettes/stadbeest-fire.mlp), a mood from calm to wild, how much the music counts and `pulse` on or off.
+ It picks a built-in palette, in one third of thruster scenes [`stadbeest-fire.mlp`](https://github.com/MoonModules/MoonLight/blob/main/moonlive/palettes/stadbeest-fire.mlp), a mood from calm to wild, how much the music counts and `pulse` on or off.
That palette is computed every frame: louder music burns hotter, a beat flares the hot end white, and the flames flicker.
A palette has the same number on every device, so the eyes and the mouth pick the same one.
- **Breathing:** within a scene the energy rises and falls once a minute, through `fader2`, the tempo of whatever look runs.📝 Committable suggestion
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| It picks a built-in palette, in a third of the thrusters scenes [`stadbeest-fire.mlp`](https://github.com/MoonModules/MoonLight/blob/main/moonlive/palettes/stadbeest-fire.mlp), a mood from calm to wild, how much the music counts and `pulse` on or off. | |
| It picks a built-in palette, in one third of thruster scenes [`stadbeest-fire.mlp`](https://github.com/MoonModules/MoonLight/blob/main/moonlive/palettes/stadbeest-fire.mlp), a mood from calm to wild, how much the music counts and `pulse` on or off. |
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Review comment at @docs/how-to/multi-board-installation.md at line 261:
Update the sentence describing the built-in palette and thruster scenes to use
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| int now = div(t, seconds * 1000); | ||
| if (now != scene) { | ||
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| if (t - sceneAt >= seconds * 1000) { |
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Keep the current scene’s duration fixed.
If fader 8 changes seconds during a scene, this comparison uses the new value immediately. Shortening the duration can end the current scene at once; lengthening it extends that scene. Store the duration when the scene starts, and compare elapsed time with that stored value.
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Store the duration when each scene starts and use that stored duration in the
elapsed-time comparison instead of the live `seconds` value, so fader 8 changes
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| const int v = value < lo ? lo : (value > hi ? hi : value); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use a wider type for ring scaling.
For a target with bounds such as −10,000,000 to 0, (v - lo) * 255 overflows a 32-bit int. hi - lo can also overflow for wider signed ranges. Both bounds are int32_t in ControlDescriptor. Calculate the differences and product in int64_t before converting the result to uint8_t.
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Review comment at @src/core/services/MidiService.h around lines 119 - 120:
Update the ring-scaling calculation in the visible function to cast the clamped
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| const auto exchange = [&] { | ||
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| std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(5)); | ||
| }; | ||
| for (int i = 0; i < 200 && std::string(bridge.status()).find("shared with") != 0; i++) exchange(); |
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Replace the live network exchange with a deterministic test boundary.
This test uses RTP-MIDI networking through loopback sockets. It also uses 5 ms sleeps and wall-clock polling to establish the connection and wait for MIDI updates. This violates the test/** requirement that tests must not depend on timing or network.
Test message forwarding through an injected or captured transport instead.
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A knob driving a control with a range wider than a byte scales its ring without overflow, and the autopilot's comment says what a new scene length does. Commit: src +2/-2 lines | test +0/-0 lines **UI** - MidiService computes a ring's share in 64 bits, since an int target's range can span the whole int. **Light domain** - StadBeest autopilot: its comment says a new length moves where the running scene ends; "thruster scenes". **Docs/CI** - "thruster scenes" in the StadBeest page; the docgen report one warning lower. **Reviews** - 🐇 ringShare could overflow int → 64-bit arithmetic. - 🐇 "the thrusters scenes" → "thruster scenes", in the page and the script. - 🐇 Store the scene length at its start so fader 8 only affects later scenes → declined: a long scene would then run its full length after a shorter one is set; the comment now says what the live comparison does. - 🐇 The shared-desk test uses loopback sockets and sleeps → declined: it follows the file's other RTP-MIDI tests, and a fake transport for all of them is its own change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds microSD read/write as a chip-capability service on boards with flash to spare. The card mounts as a second folder in the existing File Manager tree, with no new HTTP routes and no new client UI: /api/dir and /api/file already dispatch on path, so the card gets upload, download, mkdir and recursive delete for free. A large transfer resumes a bounded chunk at a time across many ticks rather than blocking one, so a multi-minute upload never stalls rendering. Flash: esp32p4rev1-eth +150640 B (2177776 -> 2328416), esp32s3-zero +13152 B (2219120 -> 2232272). Account: src +1279/-51 lines | test +596/-1 lines | code findings 1620 -> 1629 (blocking call on the render path +6, complex function +6, large stack frame -3) | duplicated lines 3733 -> 3733 (+0) Core: - New SdCardModule (pins, format button, KiB usage gauge) and platform::sdMount/sdUnmount/sdFormat/sdCardUsed/sdCardTotal (uint64_t, so a >4 GB card is read correctly; the shared, size_t, flash-sized Progress gauge is fed KiB instead of being widened for one caller). - platform::fsXxx (read/write/list/exists/remove/mkdir) each gained a path-prefix check: /sd routes to the card, everything else keeps going to LittleFS/the desktop root. FileManagerModule, HttpServerModule's /api/dir and /api/file, and FilesystemModule::removeTree needed no changes at all to pick the card up. - New FsReadStream/FsWriteStream (explicit open/step/close) replace the reopen-per-chunk fsReadAt pattern for both flash and SD downloads, fixing a FAT cluster-chain re-traversal cost on every chunk. - New SdTransfer slot pair + HttpServerModule::driveSdTransfers, called from tick20ms next to drainPreviewSend/drainStateSend: a non-blocking read/writeSome per active slot per tick, bounded to one buffer's worth, with a 10 s stall guard (a liveness check, not a size or time cap on the transfer itself). /sd uploads and downloads hand off into this instead of the flash path's blocking-but-small synchronous handler. - esp32/platform_esp32_sdmmc.cpp: mount/unmount/format (field-by-field slot config, explicit NO_CD/NO_WP, GPIO validation before any pin-mask shift, the power-switch and LDO-domain sequencing a P4 needs) plus the file ops, written directly against FatFs (f_open/f_read/f_write) rather than through the stdio/VFS layer, to drop stdio's share of the flash cost. A write lands in a .tmp file and is renamed into place only on success (f_rename itself won't replace an existing file, so the old one is unlinked first); every failure path - write error, a stalled peer, a dropped connection - discards the .tmp instead, so a failed upload never leaves a partial file under its real name. Verified by killing a 10 MB upload mid-transfer: the card came back to exactly its prior contents. - A real bug from live hardware testing: driveSdUpload read into a 4 KB stack-local every tick, which a multi-minute upload stacked deeply enough to panic the board (a crash a browser's fetch() reports as the opaque "NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource.", not a clue to the real cause). Fixed by reading into the SdTransfer struct's own scratch buffer instead, the same way driveSdDownload already did it. Verified with a 40 MB upload (10x the file that first crashed it): one continuous 3m50s connection, board uptime and heap unmoved, file landed byte-exact. - hasSdCard gates on CONFIG_SOC_SDMMC_HOST_SUPPORTED *and* a new project Kconfig bool (MM_SD_CARD, set per-board: esp32p4rev1-eth, esp32s31, esp32s3-n16r8), not on chip capability alone - classic ESP32's SD host only works on fixed pins anyway, and the point is shipping it only where there's flash to spare. Desktop's hasSdCard is unconditionally true, backed by a real <root>/sd subfolder, so its tests exercise the real mount/format/gauge logic. UI: - app.js: zero changes for the File Manager tree itself (the unified /api/dir and /api/file routes make the card appear automatically); the format button renders through the existing generic confirm-button machinery. - A second bug from live use: the drop-upload path still applied FM_UPLOAD_CAP (256 KiB, sized for flash config files) to a /sd drop, where the server has no cap of its own beyond the card's free space - an 8.7 MB upload was rejected client-side before any request was sent. Fixed with fmIsSdPath(destDir), gating both the size check and the "not uploaded" message's wording. - A progress bar for the upload, requested after the fix: fmDropUpload now goes through uploadWithProgress (the same XMLHttpRequest helper the firmware-flash UI already uses - fetch cannot report upload progress at all), driving a small floating, non-modal panel (one row per file, closes on completion) so a long /sd transfer is visible without blocking the rest of the page the way the firmware-update overlay deliberately does. - style.css: .fm-upload-panel / .fm-upload-panel-row, bottom-left (the PiP preview pane already claims bottom-right), matching its fixed-position/border/shadow convention. Scripts/MoonDeck: - check_devices.py: "SD card" added to SUPPORTED_VOCAB. Tests: - unit_SdCardModule.cpp: pins visible/hidden by hasSdCard, mount/remount/release/format/tick1s-gauge round trip against a real backing folder. - unit_HttpServerModule_sdcard.cpp: traversal rejection, a multi-chunk upload/download round trip, the stall timeout, 507 (card full), 413 (FAT32 ceiling), the root listing advertising "sd", DELETE removeTree on a non-empty SD folder. - file-manager-sd-upload.test.mjs: fmIsSdPath's gating, a flash-bound file over cap skipped client-side, the same file bound for /sd sent instead, a dropped connection reported plainly rather than as a generic network error, a 507 surfacing the server's own message. Docs/CI: - docs/moonmodules/core/system.md: new "SD Card" section (pins, format, gauge, "appears under /sd in the File Manager"). Its card image reference is kept (check_docgen requires the tag even though the asset doesn't exist yet - a disclosed, unresolved gap, not a regression). - docs/reference/hardware/gpio-usage.md, esp32-p4-eth.md: dropped the "(unimplemented)" / "MoonLight does not mount it" claims the feature now makes false. - esp32/main/Kconfig.projbuild, three sdkconfig.defaults.*: MM_SD_CARD. - mooninstaller/deviceModels.json: the Waveshare ESP32-P4-ETH's "SD card" moved planned -> supported, with its SdCardModule pin catalog entry. Reviews (🐇 ewowi, PR #134): 1. Mount as /sd, delete the parallel API - done. The original commit's sdXxx public functions, /api/sddir + /api/sdfile routes, and the File Manager's separate SD panel are gone; one tree, one toggle. 2. Ship only where there's flash to spare; use FatFs directly, not stdio - done, via the new MM_SD_CARD Kconfig bool and the raw-FatFs rewrite above. The hoped-for flash saving didn't fully materialize (~240 B measured, not the ~15 KB estimated) because platform_esp32_fs.cpp's LittleFS side still links stdio regardless; said here rather than left to look like a wasted rewrite. 3. Large transfers blocking the render thread - done, as a real resumable per-tick transfer (SdTransfer + driveSdTransfers) rather than the smaller interim fallback of a size cap; no SD-specific ceiling beyond the card's own free space, which the 507 check already enforces. feedWatchdog() is gone: nothing blocks long enough to need it. 4. Cards over 4 GB - done, via the uint64_t sdCardUsed/Total above. 5. One open handle per download - done, via FsReadStream/FsWriteStream. 6. Smaller items (GPIO validation, doc fixes, positive doc-comment headings) - done; see platform_esp32_sdmmc.cpp's validOutputPin and its own "Drive 0 is assumed, not queried" / "Built field by field" sections. 7. Desktop test coverage - done: hasSdCard is unconditionally true on desktop, backed by a real subfolder, so unit_SdCardModule.cpp and the HTTP route tests exercise the real logic rather than a no-hardware stub. 8. Start again from current main - done; this branched from main after #135 merged, with the four reusable files (platform_esp32_sdmmc.cpp, SdCardModule.h/.cpp, unit_SdCardModule.cpp) rewritten against it rather than cherry-picked, since 17 of the original 21 files had changed on main since the old branch point. Checks: - check_specs: PASS - 136/136 modules - check_prose: PASS - 1 finding in added lines, a verified Vale tool artifact (isolating one changed table row without its header mis-parses it as a long sentence; a direct Vale run against the real file shows zero findings there) - build_docs --strict: PASS - check_docgen: PASS - 0 errors, 4314 warnings (was 4286; the new SD files' own docs, not a regression in a touched existing file) - test_host --python: PASS - 377 passed - check_taglines: SKIP - no front-page .md touched - check_code: FAIL - ratchet rose (blocking call on the render path +6, complex function +6); large stack frame improved (-3). Both remaining deltas are structural, not debt: one more per-tick resumable transfer mirroring drainPreviewSend/drainStateSend's already-accepted shape, and one more periodic gauge read mirroring filesystemUsed's. Already simplified what this change touched (driveSdTransfers split into driveSdUpload/driveSdDownload, handleWriteFile's /sd leg extracted into handleWriteFileSd) before accepting the rest per coding-standards.md's own escape valve: "a function may stay over a limit when splitting it would hide a sequence that belongs together." - build_desktop: PASS - zero errors/warnings in touched files - test_desktop: PASS - 2427/2427 - run_scenario: PASS - 30 scenarios, 17 passed / 13 skipped, 0 failed - check_esp32_built: PASS - fresh after the real rebuild+flash - build_desktop --no-jit: SKIP - MoonLive not touched - collect_kpi: PASS - recorded above - test_host --js: PASS - 243 passed - check_devices: PASS - 38 devices, 0 issues - check_firmwares: PASS - 14 variants, 0 issues - improv_smoke_test: SKIP - provisioning path not touched - Real hardware (esp32p4rev1-eth, over the network - serial unavailable this session): mount, File Manager discoverability, upload/download round trip, a 40 MB /sd upload completing without a crash, an interrupted upload leaving no partial file. The progress panel's wiring has its own JS tests; its on-screen appearance still wants a look in a real browser.
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A MoonLive script now has room for twice as many branches, so the StadBeest's Sauron eye blinks, and the eye orb blinks too. A script service keeps its saved settings across a restart, a desk's knob rings fill over the range of what each knob drives, and the StadBeest page opens with a welcome for the visitors who scan its QR code.
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CodePos,kUnbound), so 96 labels fit the stack 48 took.bindrefuses a position past it. The host assembler's label and fixup methods have one definition, in its header.targetOf,splitTarget,targetRangeandrangeOfreplace three copies of the Module.control parsing; a knob given another target resends its ring.Light domain
stadbeest-firein a third of the thrusters scenes.Tests
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01/08among41/48), read from the raw stream; that is the desk, and a firmware update through iMAP is next. Faders are clean.Reviews
rangeOf, one lookup.intfor a target with a wide range → 64-bit arithmetic.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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