Resolve the microphone by exact label, then by a device ID that names a
real capture device, and only then by the label without Chromium's
transport suffix, so the name heuristic cannot override a precise
identifier.
Move the matching into a pure function and replace the source-text
assertions with a test that compiles it with swiftc and checks the
results against a fixed device list, following the lifecycle test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The renderer passes the microphone's enumerateDevices() label to the
ScreenCaptureKit helper, which resolves it by exact comparison with
AVCaptureDevice.localizedName. Chromium decorates that label with a
transport suffix ("Shure MV7 (14ed:1012)", "MacBook Pro Microphone
(Built-in)", "BlackHole 16ch (Virtual)"), so the comparison failed for
almost every device and the helper silently recorded the system default
input instead. With the lid closed that default is the built-in mic,
which delivers digital silence, so recordings came out without a voice.
Try the raw label first, then the label without its trailing
parenthetical.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Preserve both original author commits. Use the author's live-overlay sender guard for completion and context requests. Retain selection-only HUD behavior, existing failure toasts, and synchronous drag refs; add coverage for rapid area moves/resizes and failure versus cancellation messages.
- complete-capture-pick ignores any sender that isn't an open picker overlay
- when a pick fails for a reason other than cancel, like a window that
closed, the hud shows the message in a toast
- moving or resizing an area reads a flag on the drag itself instead of
react state, so a pointer move that lands before the next render still
counts as part of the drag
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
"Select area or window" in the source menu opens a picker over every
display. Hovering highlights the window under the cursor, or the whole
screen over the desktop, and a click picks it. Dragging draws an area,
and moving or resizing any pick turns it into an area. Record, Enter or
a double-click starts recording, Select only picks, Escape cancels.
The window-list helper gains a --z-order mode that lists windows front
to back with their owner process, so the picker hits the frontmost
window and skips Recordly's own. A picked window or screen becomes the
same source the lists offer. An area becomes an area:<displayId> source
that the capture helper crops like a window that never moves, cursor
telemetry normalizes to, and a dashed outline marks while recording.
The main process validates every pick: a window must be one the picker
offered. Picker windows stay hidden until they have painted, so opening
the picker does not flash the app background.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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