fix(cardwire-gui): prevent multiple instances and focus the running one on relaunch - #199
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WalkthroughThe GUI now enforces a D-Bus single-instance flow. A duplicate launch signals the existing process, which receives ChangesGUI single-instance flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The single-instance launch path can still lose the activation request during startup, leaving the existing GUI hidden instead of bringing it to the front. This bounded correctness issue affects the PR’s primary behavior and should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GUIStartup
participant Acquire as "single_instance::acquire"
participant SessionBus
participant ShowSubscription as "show_window_sub"
participant Application
GUIStartup->>Acquire: acquire()
Acquire->>SessionBus: request BUS_NAME without queuing
SessionBus-->>Acquire: name already taken
Acquire->>SessionBus: emit SHOW_SIGNAL
SessionBus-->>ShowSubscription: deliver SHOW_SIGNAL
ShowSubscription-->>Application: Message::ShowWindow
Application->>Application: open_or_focus_window()
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In `@crates/cardwire-gui/src/single_instance.rs`:
- Around line 26-34: The single-instance startup flow must eliminate the race
between acquiring BUS_NAME and installing the Show signal receiver. Update the
acquisition path around request_name_with_flags and show_window_sub so the
receiver is ready before publishing the name, or implement an activation
acknowledgment with retries; ensure a duplicate launcher does not return
Acquisition::AlreadyRunning and exit until the existing instance confirms
activation.
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Description
The GUI previously had no guard against launching more than one instance, and each launch spawned its own tray icon, resulting in it being possible to have duplicate icons in the system tray.
This adds single-instance enforcement using the session D-Bus: on startup, the GUI requests a well-known name (
org.opengamingcollective.cardwire.Gui). If another instance already owns it, the new launch broadcasts aShowsignal and exits immediately instead of starting a second tray icon/window. The already-running instance listens for that signal and raises its window, so relaunching the app (e.g. clicking the desktop icon again) now brings the existing window to front instead of silently doing nothing or spawning a duplicate.Checklist: