Add [workspace.lints.rust] and wire each member crate up with
[lints] workspace = true:
unsafe_code = "deny" (forbid would break the Android JNI build)
single_use_lifetimes = "warn"
trivial_casts = "warn"
unused_lifetimes = "warn"
unused_qualifications = "warn"
variant_size_differences = "warn"
unexpected_cfgs = "warn"
unsafe_code is "deny" rather than the issue's "forbid" so the three
Android JNI FFI modules (android_keystore, android_clipboard, safe_area)
can opt back in with a scoped #![allow(unsafe_code)] — forbid cannot be
locally overridden. Pure crates carry no unsafe and stay clean.
Clean up the warnings the new lints surface:
- 150ish unused_qualifications removed via `cargo fix` (purely syntactic
redundant-path-prefix removals).
- table_plugin: the TABLE_COLOUR import was #[cfg(test)]-gated while the
camera clear-colour used the fully-qualified path; unqualifying it left
a non-test build with no import. Made the import unconditional instead.
- assets/sources: the `as &[u8]` casts in embed_*_svg! coerce each
fixed-size &[u8; N] to a uniform slice so the tuples fit the
&[(&str, &[u8])] arrays — load-bearing, so scoped #[allow(trivial_casts)].
Workspace clippy -D warnings and the full test suite pass. Android build
not compiled here (needs the NDK; built separately per CLAUDE.md §15) —
the deny + scoped-allow keeps the JNI unsafe blocks legal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause: fit_canvas_to_parent requests a wgpu surface sized in
physical pixels (CSS pixels × devicePixelRatio). On HiDPI displays
(DPR ≈ 2) the physical size (e.g. 2612×1469) exceeds WebGL2's per-
dimension texture limit of 2048, triggering a wgpu validation panic
that kills the WASM thread immediately on the first window resize.
Fix: add `resolution: WindowResolution::default().with_scale_factor_override(1.0)`
to the primary window so Bevy uses CSS/logical pixels as the surface
dimensions. For a 1306×734 CSS viewport this keeps the framebuffer well
within 2048 regardless of devicePixelRatio.
Also remove the temporary [drag] console logging added in the previous
commit — the panic was causing drag to never run, not a hit-test bug.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Without this setting, wgpu's naga SPIR-V→GLSL translator uses features
unsupported by ANGLE (Chromium's WebGL2 implementation): storage buffers,
tight inter-stage component limits, etc. ANGLE rejects these shaders with
a fatal "Shader translation error" and a context-lost event.
WgpuSettingsPriority::WebGL2 constrains naga to emit GLES 300es-compatible
GLSL (same limits as WebGL2 spec: no storage buffers, max 31 inter-stage
components, max 255-byte vertex stride). Firefox was already permissive
enough to work without this; Chromium required it.
Result: game renders correctly in both Chromium (ANGLE/SwiftShader) and
Firefox (native WebGL2), with zero JS errors in both environments.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes found while testing the Bevy WASM build in a real browser:
1. chrono wasmbind: add `wasmbind` feature to workspace chrono dep so
Local::now()/Utc::now() use js-sys::Date on wasm32 (previously
fell through to std::time::SystemTime which panics on wasm32).
2. std::time::SystemTime: replace all remaining direct SystemTime::now()
calls (4 sites across game_plugin, difficulty_plugin, time_attack_plugin,
solitaire_data/storage) with chrono::Utc::now() which is wasm32-safe.
3. user_dir: return empty PathBuf (instead of panicking) when data_dir()
is None on wasm32; there is no filesystem in the browser so user themes
are unsupported and a benign empty path is correct.
4. ThemeRegistryPlugin: gate build_registry_on_startup to non-wasm32
(the filesystem scan for user themes has nothing to scan in the browser;
only the bundled embedded themes are available).
5. AssetMetaCheck::Never: configure AssetPlugin in solitaire_web to skip
`.meta` sidecar fetches — we don't ship .meta files, so the default
AssetMetaCheck::Always produced a 404 flood on every card/background asset.
Result: `http://localhost:<port>/play` boots in Firefox with zero errors
and renders the full Bevy game — home screen, onboarding modal, HUD all
visible. Assets load correctly from /assets/. Chromium has a separate
wgpu-27/ANGLE/GLES shader translation bug (not in our code); Firefox works.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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