enricobuehler d0faebf582 chore(release): bump workspace version to 0.9.0 ...

Release 0.9.0 — the Windows client grows up, bitrate goes adaptive, and the
console shell arrives.

The headline: Windows now runs the same Vulkan session client as Linux
(session-always), with a single-window handoff from the shell, a shared
settings store, a game library page, and D3D11VA hardware decode slotted into
the chain (vulkan → d3d11va → software) — plus polish like hiding the local
cursor while captured and a Shortcuts help screen. Alongside it, adaptive
bitrate lands end to end: set to Automatic, the client's controller re-targets
the host encoder mid-stream (rebuild-in-place, the fresh encoder opens on an
IDR) instead of riding a fixed rate into congestion. And the console UI grows
into a full gamepad shell — host list, PIN pairing, settings, on-screen
keyboard, screen transitions.

Apple clients gain AV1 decode (hardware-gated advertisement), user-configurable
VRR, Game Mode across platforms, cross-client shortcuts, an opt-in V-Sync, and
a presenter rework; a stream error now returns to windowed like a disconnect
does. Codec selection is real everywhere: clients advertise what their GPU
actually decodes and the host picks accordingly — and AV1 encode on Windows
NVENC actually opens now: the init stamped HEVC HIGH tier and (on 10-bit
sessions) the HEVC Main10 profile GUID onto the AV1 config, so every AV1
session died at the encoder with INVALID_PARAM. AV1 now rides its preset
defaults where they are the only accepted values (Main tier, autoselect
level — 0 means Level 2.0 on AV1, not autoselect), sets its bit depths on
its own config, and a rejected split-encode mode falls back cleanly from
AUTO too. Verified live: 10-bit AV1 macOS → RTX 4090. Android's stats HUD headline
becomes true capture→displayed via OnFrameRendered, custom resolutions land in
both Android UIs (typed W×H in touch settings, kept selectable on the pad —
the Apple pattern), and the 3-finger stats tap actually fires now (the
two-finger scroll centroid read the third finger's landing as a scroll notch
and disqualified the tap). The console shell gates input the instant A starts
a Wake-on-LAN connect — the "Waking…" card shows immediately instead of the
cursor drifting ungated until the stream abruptly appeared. The web console
gets a favicon, Punktfunk-cased branding, a save toast for the auto-saved
display policy, and a stop-session button that only goes red when there is a
session to stop.

Reliability work on the host closes out a long field investigation into
periodic virtual-display stutter: the IDD capture path no longer runs CCD
display queries on the capture thread (a dedicated poller samples them,
measures them, and warns when something is holding the Windows display-config
lock), transient descriptor blips can no longer tear the ring down (last-
known-good + a two-strikes debounce), and a metronomic keyframe-recovery
cycle now names itself in the host log instead of hiding in "nothing in the
logs". The GPU inventory filters out IddCx ghost adapters — every host used
to list its render GPU twice (pf-vdisplay's adapter mirrors the GPU's whole
DXGI identity), with the picker offering a dead twin. Also: per-client display
scaling on GNOME hosts (Mutter virtual monitors), the shared-VkQueue race +
swapchain recreate-in-use fix behind the intermittent device-lost stream
killer, per-family MTU shard sizing (1388 over IPv6 — the v6 blackhole gate),
mDNS discovery pinned to IPv4 on every client, reachability-probed presence
with shareable Decky host management, --no-mdns/--pairing-pin for headless
testing, and an offline-flatpak build fix.

The [workspace.package] version (inherited by every crate via
version.workspace) is the release being cut; the 14 workspace entries in
Cargo.lock and the api/openapi.json info.version are refreshed to match (CI
builds --locked). Canary derives from the tag as minor+1 of the latest stable
(scripts/ci/pf-version.sh), so cutting 0.9.0 advances canary to 0.10.0.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-07-09 23:02:37 +02:00

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