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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTerminal renderer visibility now combines portal visibility with hosting-window visibility. Window occlusion updates renderer state, presentation, and reclamation. Tests cover hidden-window transitions, renderer release, rebuilding, and deferred presentation. ChangesWindow-aware terminal renderer visibility
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR reduces memory use for terminals in hidden or covered windows and restores them when visible again. A remaining risk is that window-only visibility changes may fail to schedule reclamation, allowing hidden surfaces to retain resources longer than intended; new user-facing V2 errors also remain English-only where localization is required. These bounded issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before considering the change fully merge-ready. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant NSWindow
participant GhosttyTerminalView
participant TerminalSurface
participant RendererRealizationController
participant GhosttyRenderer
NSWindow->>GhosttyTerminalView: Emit occlusion state change
GhosttyTerminalView->>TerminalSurface: Set renderer window visibility
TerminalSurface->>GhosttyRenderer: Apply effective occlusion
RendererRealizationController->>TerminalSurface: Read effective visibility
RendererRealizationController->>GhosttyRenderer: Present or reclaim renderer
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| windowOcclusionObserver = NotificationCenter.default.addObserver( | ||
| forName: NSWindow.didChangeOcclusionStateNotification, | ||
| object: window, | ||
| queue: .main | ||
| ) { [weak self] notification in | ||
| guard let occludedWindow = notification.object as? NSWindow else { return } | ||
| self?.terminalSurface?.setRendererWindowVisible( | ||
| occludedWindow.occlusionState.contains(.visible) | ||
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The new state is derived solely from occlusionState.contains(.visible), but that is not a complete window-visibility predicate: ordered-out or miniaturized windows can be non-visible without this bit being updated in the same transition (and the existing simulatorHostWindowIsVisible helper explicitly checks isVisible and isMiniaturized as well). In those cases rendererWindowVisible remains true, so the reclamation controller continues treating every portal-visible surface as effectively visible and does not reclaim its renderer. Compute this from the window's visibility/miniaturization state as well, and observe the corresponding miniaturize/deminiaturize transitions.
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| guard let occludedWindow = notification.object as? NSWindow else { return } | ||
| self?.terminalSurface?.setRendererWindowVisible( | ||
| occludedWindow.occlusionState.contains(.visible) | ||
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For windows that are ordered out or miniaturized, occlusionState.contains(.visible) is not a complete visibility predicate and may remain true across the transition, leaving rendererWindowVisible true and preventing renderer reclamation. The new observer and initial synchronization both derive the state solely from this bit, with no isVisible/isMiniaturized checks or corresponding transition handling; the current diff therefore still leaves hidden-window surfaces rendering and resident in these cases. Fresh evidence in this revision is the new rendererWindowVisible state being assigned only from occlusionState at both the notification and initial-binding paths.
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In `@Sources/App/RendererRealizationController.swift`:
- Around line 257-260: Update setRendererWindowVisible(_:) and its
NSWindow.didChangeOcclusionStateNotification handling to route window-only
visibility changes through the evaluation path and post
.terminalPortalVisibilityDidChange so reclamation is scheduled at the exact
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| // Effective visibility folds in the hosting window's occlusion state, | ||
| // so the visible tab of a miniaturized or fully covered window ages out | ||
| // of the warm set and becomes reclaimable like any hidden tab. | ||
| for surface in surfaces where surface.isRendererEffectivelyVisible { |
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Schedule reclamation after window-only visibility changes.
setRendererWindowVisible(_:) stamps rendererLastVisibleAt, but its NSWindow.didChangeOcclusionStateNotification caller does not post .terminalPortalVisibilityDidChange. The controller therefore does not schedule the exact reclaim deadline until its safety timer runs. Route window visibility changes through the evaluation path and add a window-only visibility test.
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In `@Sources/App/RendererRealizationController.swift` around lines 257 - 260,
Update setRendererWindowVisible(_:) and its
NSWindow.didChangeOcclusionStateNotification handling to route window-only
visibility changes through the evaluation path and post
.terminalPortalVisibilityDidChange so reclamation is scheduled at the exact
deadline. Add coverage for window-only visibility changes while preserving the
existing effectively visible surface filtering.
The visible tab of a miniaturized, fully covered, or inactive-Space window kept a warm Metal swap chain and draw cadence because occlusion was driven only by in-window portal visibility. Fold NSWindow occlusion state into an effective-visibility signal: the hosted view observes NSWindow.didChangeOcclusionStateNotification per window (nil-window reparenting keeps the last state so portal moves cannot flap occlusion), TerminalSurface gates occlusion, presentation, and renderer release on portal AND window visibility, and RendererRealizationController ages hidden-window surfaces out of the warm set so their swap chains are reclaimed after the idle threshold. Ports upstream Ghostty's windowDidChangeOcclusionState -> ghostty_surface_set_occlusion behavior.
renderer_realized, renderer_presented, renderer_portal_visible, and renderer_window_visible let the debug socket prove window-occlusion reclamation during dogfood instead of inferring it from memory graphs.
The controller iterates the protocol, not TerminalSurface; add isRendererEffectivelyVisible to the protocol and the planner test fake.
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When a terminal view is first attached to a miniaturized, covered, or otherwise occluded window, attachToView and runtime creation run before this initial setRendererWindowVisible call. Since rendererWindowVisible defaults to true, rendererRuntimeSurfaceDidCreate can mark the renderer presented and lift occlusion into a window that is not visible; the later call only occludes it and does not undo the presentation. This defeats the intended hidden-at-creation path and can allocate/draw a renderer unnecessarily until reclamation runs. Seed the window visibility before attaching/creating the runtime, or explicitly release/normalize after discovering the window is hidden.
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…occlusion .visible bit (fixes the display-liveness CI regression from #10815) (#10922) * Present terminal renderers in on-screen windows that never report an occlusion .visible bit #10815 gates renderer presentation on NSWindow.occlusionState.contains(.visible). On the CI display-churn harness the app runs on a CGVirtualDisplay where AppKit never raises that bit for a window that is ordered in and drawing, so the renderer was never presented and DisplayResolutionRegressionUITests counted 0 terminal presents (the step last passed before #10815 landed). One rule now decides window visibility (TerminalRendererWindowVisibility): the occlusion bit or key window wins; until a window has reported .visible at least once its ordinary on-screen state (visible, not miniaturized, on the active Space) is trusted. Once the bit has been seen the occlusion verdict is honored, so miniaturized, covered, and inactive-Space windows still release GPU as #10815 intended. Key/main transitions and screen changes re-evaluate the rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: irx keepalive waits for the first pong with a deadline (reintroduced by #10889; the determinism gate blocks main) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: clear the Swift warning buckets over budget on this base (irx statics/captured self, surfaces socket shared access) Same fixes as #10905, carried here so the warning-budget gate lets the display step run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
525352e ios: match launch screen logo to the App Store icon glyph (manaflow-ai#10913) a1f0cf9 Present terminal renderers in on-screen windows that never report an occlusion .visible bit (fixes the display-liveness CI regression from manaflow-ai#10815) (manaflow-ai#10922) 86061c8 iOS: show the unread count on workspace indicators, in parity with macOS (manaflow-ai#10791) 5cacd70 fix: clear three Swift warning buckets over the CI budget on main (manaflow-ai#10905)
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cmux drives Ghostty occlusion only from in-window portal visibility (
setVisibleInUI). The visible tab of a miniaturized window, a window fully covered by other windows, or a window on an inactive Space therefore keeps a live draw cadence and a warm Metal swap chain (~40MB per surface), andRendererRealizationControllernever reclaims it because its portal stays "visible". Upstream Ghostty forwardsNSWindow.didChangeOcclusionStateNotificationtoghostty_surface_set_occlusion(BaseTerminalController.windowDidChangeOcclusionState), which core-side releases the surface's GPU resources, stops the CVDisplayLink, and drops renderer-thread QoS.This PR ports that behavior into cmux's effective-visibility model:
GhosttyNSViewobservesNSWindow.didChangeOcclusionStateNotificationfor its current window (rebinding inviewDidMoveToWindow; a nil-window reparenting transition keeps the last state, so portal moves cannot flap occlusion, which is why the old view-level no-op existed).TerminalSurfacegainsrendererWindowVisible; occlusion, presentation, andreleaseRenderer()protection now key off portal AND window visibility (isRendererEffectivelyVisible). A window hide occludes the core surface and stamps the reclamation clock; a show lifts occlusion or replays the existing rebuild transaction if the renderer was reclaimed while hidden.RendererRealizationControllerfeeds effective visibility to the planner, so surfaces in hidden windows age out of the warm set and their swap chains are released after the idle threshold. Memory-pressure passes may now also reclaim them.applyVisibilityOcclusion, which folds in window visibility, so an agent/socket-driven workspace switch inside a hidden window cannot un-occlude it.Why
Ports the one memory-relevant upstream
macos/technique cmux lacked (audited against upstream main88f57ee66e). Core-side savings per surface in a hidden window: draw loop paused, display link stopped, and with reclamation the full Metal swap chain/IOSurface freed. Multi-window and multi-Space setups benefit the most.Verification
TerminalSurfaceWindowOcclusionTests(6 tests) cover: hide occludes and unprotects the renderer, show replays presentation after reclaim, show without reclaim only lifts occlusion, hidden-at-creation defers first presentation, portal reveal inside a hidden window stays occluded, hidden portal ignores window transitions.TerminalSurfaceRendererPresentationTests,TerminalSurfacePortalHostVacancyTests,TerminalSurfaceTeardownCallbackLifetimeTestspass (27 tests).TerminalSurfaceRuntimeTeardownFenceTests.swiftfails to compile underswift testwith Swift 6.2.4/6.3.3 at current main (pre-existingsendingdiagnostic, unrelated to this PR); it was temporarily sidelined for the local package-test runs only.gwocl, dogfooded via debug socket: miniaturize window, confirm occlusion + reclamation in logs, unminiaturize, confirm content restores without flash.Notes
renderer_realized/renderer_presented/renderer_portal_visible/renderer_window_visibleto the debug terminals payload so the socket can verify the behavior.A/B benchmark (identical workload)
Same scripted workload on
main(gwbase) and this branch (gwocl), both Debug, same GhosttyKit pin5045df3f2: 3 windows, 3 named workspaces each, split grids,seq 1 20000seeded in every surface, 12 surfaces total, measured withfootprintafter a 30s settle.GPU-side rows (IOSurface + IOAccelerator + owned graphics): 291 MB on main vs 26 MB on this PR while covered. On restore the candidate re-realized exactly its 6 portal-visible surfaces (
renderer_realized=6,renderer_presented=6) and returned to parity, so the reclaim is fully reversible.Summary by CodeRabbit
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