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Race overlay for any event, an Overlays tab, and a fixed desktop port (RaceGOW mode removed) - #528
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… and the first overlay (#527) RaceGOW is an at-home whoop competition: fly the season's track, submit your fastest 3 consecutive laps with a video that shows a timer. GridFPV already ran that event shape, six RD screens deep. This is a start button over it. - `EventMeta.preset` (+ `CreateEventRequest`): the console preset that built an event, `"racegow"` here. Persisted like any meta; nothing server-side consults it. - `#/racegow`: the RaceGOW page. Track, pilot (or a new callsign inline), timer, channel → `createRaceGowRun` builds the event through the wizard's own commands: Whoop class, one-pilot roster with a fixed channel, one time-trial round, `rounds=0`, `BestConsecutive{n:3}`, a 10-minute ceiling (a ranking-only round with no race time is refused), a fixed 1 s hold. - `#/racegow/run`: one button (FillRound → SetCurrentHeat → Stage → Start; Stop = ForceEnd → Finalize), the live clock, this run's laps off the served lap list with the best-3 window highlighted, the served round-wide best as the headline, a copy-and-paste submission line, the runs table, the overlay URL, and a link into the full console. - `#/overlay/racegow`: the first overlay of the streaming design — a bare, transparent (`html[data-overlay]`), read-only route following the active event: run clock, recent laps, best 3 this run and today. - Hub card; design-doc notes (streaming §5, roadmap); unit tests for the helpers and all three screens; `e2e/racegow.spec.ts` drives the whole loop on the Simulator, including the overlay and reopening a run. No engine change: every run is an ordinary heat of an ordinary event, with marshaling, audit and export behind it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ross encryption levels) A new advisory (published 2026-09-14, medium) against rustls 0.23.40, which turned the cargo-audit gate red on the first push after it. Bumped in both lockfiles (root + src-tauri) so the tauri-lock gate stays in step. No manifest change; rustls is a transitive dependency. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…k, or dark text on light The OBS overlay (`#/overlay/racegow`) now takes a theme: the default dark glass panel for goggle DVR, or `#/overlay/racegow/light` — dark text on a light panel — for a bright room camera. The run screen's "Timer in your video" card grows a two-way picker above the URL, so the copied URL carries the choice. The light variant is the component library's `[data-theme='light']` token set scoped to the overlay, plus the page's own glass values flipped. A mistyped theme segment still renders the dark overlay rather than bouncing the scene to the hub. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The hub had grown a RaceGOW card beside Events, which read as a second kind of thing when a track run is an ordinary event. It now lives where events do: - "+ New event" (and the first-run call to action) opens a dialog that first asks Club race / RaceGOW track run. Club race is the default with the name form already up, so that path is still name → Create & enter; the track-run choice hands off to the RaceGOW page's own form (#/racegow). - A run the preset built lists on the Events page with an accent "RaceGOW" badge, and entering it routes to the solo run screen (#/racegow/run) rather than the workspace — the events-page effect in App.svelte checks the preset. - The run screen and the RaceGOW page gain an Events crumb that leaves the run locally first (leaveToPicker), or the Events page would route straight back into the run. The RaceGOW page's trail is now Home › Events › RaceGOW. - The hub is back to its four cards. Tests: HomeHub asserts no RaceGOW card; EventPicker proves the badge, the club-race default and the track-run hand-off; the e2e spec now walks hub → Events → new event → track run, and reopens the run from the Events list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…y event, fix the desktop port The RaceGOW preset was tried for real and was worse than an ordinary event. It is gone: `EventMeta.preset` / `CreateEventRequest.preset`, the `#/racegow` page and `#/racegow/run` solo run screen, the club-race / track-run chooser and the RaceGOW badge on the Events page, `lib/racegow.ts`, their unit tests and the `racegow` browser spec, and the user-doc links. A one-pilot event with an open-ended Time Trials round scored by best 3 consecutive laps does the same job with nothing special. The overlay stays, and now works for ANY event. `#/overlay/race` (RaceOverlay.svelte, helpers in lib/overlay.ts) follows the Director's active event with no preset check: the race clock (a countdown when the round has a fixed end, as the console's clocks do), the phase, the heat's friendly name, and a row per pilot off the served lap list — laps, last, best, or the best-N window when the round scores BestConsecutive, plus the served round-wide best. A one-pilot heat gets the long form with its recent laps. It re-reads the event meta when the heat or phase moves (a round created on the console never reaches a second client otherwise) and polls the active event so an OBS scene left open all evening follows an event switch. Race-day audio is not mounted on an overlay route — a browser source must not play a second copy of the tones. The event workspace gains an **Overlays** tab (`#/event/overlays`, EventOverlays.svelte): the catalogue, each page's URL with a contrast picker, Copy URL, open in a new tab, and a live preview frame of the same route — the way to see an overlay from inside any event. The desktop app binds a FIXED port. It bound `127.0.0.1:0` and took whatever the OS gave it, which changed on every restart and broke every OBS browser source holding an overlay URL. It now binds `127.0.0.1:8080` (the hosted binary's default; `GRIDFPV_ADDR` overrides) and falls back to an ephemeral port — logged loudly — only when that port is taken. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This branch started as a RaceGOW solo-run mode (#527). Flying it for real showed the mode was worse than an ordinary event, so the mode is gone and what was worth keeping stays, generalised:
presetfield, no#/racegowpages, no Events-page chooser or badge, nolib/racegow.ts. A one-pilot event with an open-ended Time Trials round scored by best 3 consecutive laps does the job with nothing special. Server crates and bindings are back todevel.#/overlay/racefollows the Director's active event: the race clock (countdown when the round has a fixed end), the phase, the heat's friendly name, a row per pilot off the served lap list (laps / last / best, or best-N window + served round best for a BestConsecutive round), and the long form with recent laps for a one-pilot heat.#/overlay/race/lightis the dark-text-on-light contrast. It re-reads the event meta when the heat or phase moves and polls the active event, so an OBS scene left open follows an event switch. Race-day audio is not mounted on an overlay route.#/event/overlays): the catalogue, each overlay's URL with a contrast picker, Copy URL, open in a new tab, and a live preview frame of the same route.127.0.0.1:0, so the address changed on every restart and broke every OBS browser source. It now binds127.0.0.1:8080(GRIDFPV_ADDRoverrides) and falls back to an ephemeral port only when that port is taken, with a loud log line.Tests
overlay.test.ts,RaceOverlay.test.ts,EventOverlays.test.ts; route tests cover the overlay routes and the new tab. The RaceGOW tests are deleted.overlay.spec.tsschedules and starts a heat of three on the worker's ordinary event, asserts the overlay renders it (names, countdown, LIVE, climbing laps, transparent document, both contrasts), then the Overlays tab's URL and preview frame. Passes locally in the Playwright container.Docs: the user guide's RaceGOW page is replaced by an Overlays page (GridFPV/docs main).
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