fix(v3/linux): emit launch URL and file-association events on GTK4 - #6000
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WalkthroughLinux startup preserves custom-protocol URLs and recognized file-association arguments. It dispatches the matching application events without related argument logging. The changelog records a validation fix. ChangesLinux launch arguments
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… (GDK-295) The cold-start argv workaround existed because wails' default Linux host never emits ApplicationLaunchedWithUrl. That hole is now filed and fixed upstream as wailsapp/wails#6000 — runtime-proven A/B in a headless container, GTK3 non-regression included. Point every comment that states the hole at that number, and say what becomes possible when a pin containing it lands: Linux moves to DeferToEvent like Windows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@v3/pkg/application/application_linux.go`:
- Line 99: Update the launch-argument debug logging in the application startup
flow, including the calls near lines 99, 112, 123, and 128, to avoid emitting
raw URLs, file paths, or argument lists. Replace them with redacted values or
safe metadata such as argument count and file extension while preserving the
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… (GDK-295) The cold-start argv workaround existed because wails' default Linux host never emits ApplicationLaunchedWithUrl. That hole is now filed and fixed upstream as wailsapp/wails#6000 — runtime-proven A/B in a headless container, GTK3 non-regression included. Point every comment that states the hole at that number, and say what becomes possible when a pin containing it lands: Linux moves to DeferToEvent like Windows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… (GDK-295) (#43) The cold-start argv workaround existed because wails' default Linux host never emits ApplicationLaunchedWithUrl. That hole is now filed and fixed upstream as wailsapp/wails#6000 — runtime-proven A/B in a headless container, GTK3 non-regression included. Point every comment that states the hole at that number, and say what becomes possible when a pin containing it lands: Linux moves to DeferToEvent like Windows. Co-authored-by: midagedev <midagedev@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ailsapp#6000) * fix(v3/linux): emit launch URL and file-association events on GTK4 * fix(v3/linux): avoid logging launch arguments --------- Co-authored-by: midagedev <hckim@imagoworks.ai> Co-authored-by: Lea Anthony <lea.anthony@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Lea Anthony <lea@ffbb7b57.lan>
Description
On the default Linux build (GTK4 + WebKitGTK 6.0), launching an app with a
custom-protocol URL or an associated file silently drops the argument:
events.Common.ApplicationLaunchedWithUrlandevents.Common.ApplicationOpenedWithFilenever fire.The GTK3 host (
-tags gtk3,application_linux_gtk3.go) inspectsos.Argsat the start of
run()and emits those events — the block added in #4289.Windows does the same (
application_windows.go). macOS delivers the URL viaan Apple Event. When #5463 promoted the GTK4 host to the default Linux path,
its
run()never received that argv block, so the documented behaviour(the Linux tab of the custom-protocols guide, and the single-instance
example's "On Windows and Linux the URL is passed through argv") stopped
working on the default build. Same class of GTK4-default-path omission as
#5477 and #5971.
Both Linux hosts call
g_application_run(app, 0, nil), so GApplication neversees the argument — the Go-side check is the only delivery path.
Fixes # (no pre-existing issue found — searched
ApplicationLaunchedWithUrl,gtk4 protocol,custom protocol linux,FileAssociations; closest are#4567 (macOS config.yml) and #5089 (macOS single-instance relay), neither of
which is this.)
Change
Port the GTK3 argv block into the GTK4
run(), in the same position (beforeappRun). Classification is unchanged from GTK3/Windows:len(os.Args) == 2and the argument contains://→ApplicationLaunchedWithUrlfilepath.Ext(arg)is inoptions.FileAssociations→ApplicationOpenedWithFileThe GTK3 file is untouched. No new options, events, or public API — this
restores documented behaviour on the default path, so no WEP.
Related: #4289, #5463, #5477, #5971. Not related: #4567, #5808 (mobile
cold-start URLs — different files, different platforms).
Type of change
How Has This Been Tested?
Distro: Ubuntu 24.04.4 (noble) containers, headless — details below.
Compile + unit tests, both tags (throwaway Ubuntu 24.04 container,
Go 1.25.0, libgtk-4-dev 4.14.5, libwebkitgtk-6.0-dev 2.52.3, libgtk-3-dev
3.24.41, libwebkit2gtk-4.1-dev 2.52.3):
go build ./pkg/application— exit 0 on the GTK4 default and with-tags gtk3go test ./pkg/application -count=1— ok on both tagsgofmt -l pkg/application/application_linux.go— emptyRuntime A/B, headless.
App.Run()starts the application-event consumerbefore calling the platform host's
run(), and this patch's argv block runsbefore
appRun(the call that needs a display). So the event delivery isobservable in a container with no display: a minimal app (listeners for both
events,
FileAssociations: [".wails"], no window) prints what it receives,then
appRunfails on the missing display as expected.With
DISPLAYunset, GTK prints "Failed to open display" and terminates theprocess (it does not return an error to Go) — the argv event is still
delivered first:
myapp://test/action→EVENT-URL: myapp://test/actiondemo.wails→EVENT-FILE: <that path>demo.txt(not in FileAssociations) →NO-EVENT(under Xvfb;headless the process dies before the 5s negative wait can print)
NO-EVENT(same)713dc89) →NO-EVENT-tags gtk3, URL argv →EVENT-URL(non-regression)This is not a desktop test: no
.desktopregistration, noxdg-open, nofile-manager double-click, no real Wayland/X11 session. It shows the GTK4
argv block emits the same events GTK3/Windows already emit, and that the
unpatched host does not.
To reproduce on a real GTK4 desktop: build
v3/examples/custom-protocol-examplewithout-tags gtk3and run./custom-protocol-example 'wailsexample://test/action'— the URL shouldreach the
ApplicationLaunchedWithUrllistener; for files, buildv3/examples/file-associationand run./fileassoc /tmp/demo.wails.Test Configuration
No Linux desktop was available to run
wails3 doctor; the build/testenvironment was: Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS (noble) container, Go 1.25.0
(GOTOOLCHAIN=local), gcc 13.2.0, pkg-config 1.8.1, gtk4 4.14.5
(libgtk-4-dev), webkitgtk-6.0 2.52.3 (libwebkitgtk-6.0-dev), and for the
GTK3 non-regression: gtk+-3.0 3.24.41, webkit2gtk-4.1 2.52.3.
Checklist:
website/src/pages/changelog.mdxwith details of this PR (v3 changelog entries are added automatically)(Documentation: the custom-protocols guide already documents this behaviour
for Linux — this PR makes the default build match the docs. One adjacent gap
noticed but left out of this PR to keep it single-purpose:
guides/file-associations.mdxstill lists only Windows and macOS, while bothLinux hosts now emit
ApplicationOpenedWithFilefrom argv.)The argv classification is adapted from the existing GTK3 host in this
repository; no third-party code is included.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Documentation