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- Nix 69%
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Wei Wen Goh
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The installed binary's cwd is whatever directory launched it (a terminal's cwd, or $HOME from a .desktop entry), not the repo. --hmr made deno recursively watch that directory, which choked when it followed a Steam Proton prefix's Z: symlink (Wine maps it back to /) into /var/lib/bluetooth and hit a permission error. Beyond dropping --hmr, the runtime invocation was recompiling main.ts from scratch into a .so on every single launch, which is not a release build by any definition. Use `deno desktop --output` to AOT-compile the app once, at package build time, into a standalone binary+dylib pair, and have the installed bin/subwave-radio just exec that. This also drops deno itself from the runtime closure entirely. The compile step needs network (to fetch the deno runtime lib and the laufey webview backend on first build), so it's a fixed-output derivation with a pinned hash; verified the compiled app.so is byte-for-byte reproducible given a fixed output path and source path, so this hash is stable and will only need bumping when main.ts, deno.json, or the nixpkgs deno/laufey versions change. |
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