fix(input): pair complementary Joy-Con controllers - #1870
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds Joy-Con detection and pairing, remaps Joy-Con scan codes, preserves missing axis values, updates controller state, and routes both Joy-Con halves through one logical controller slot. ChangesJoy-Con input support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change adds unambiguous Joy-Con pair routing, input remapping, and axis retention with focused coverage. No current merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant JoyCon
participant WinHandler
participant ControllerManager
participant JoyConSupport
participant ExternalController
JoyCon->>WinHandler: send motion or key event
WinHandler->>ControllerManager: resolve device identifier
ControllerManager-->>WinHandler: return paired identifier
WinHandler->>JoyConSupport: normalize Joy-Con input
JoyConSupport-->>WinHandler: return mapped key or retained axis value
WinHandler->>ExternalController: update logical controller state
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- Around line 27-29: Make POSTHOG_API_KEY and POSTHOG_HOST available in the
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/winlator/winhandler/WinHandler.java`:
- Around line 284-288: Update configureSourceController to explicitly set
ExternalController.TRIGGER_IS_AXIS for non-Joy-Con devices, while retaining
TRIGGER_IS_BUTTON for Joy-Con devices, so reused controllers reset their trigger
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POSTHOG_API_KEY and POSTHOG_HOST available in the environment of the Run unit
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<file name="app/src/main/java/com/winlator/inputcontrols/ControllerManager.java">
<violation number="1" location="app/src/main/java/com/winlator/inputcontrols/ControllerManager.java:331">
P2: When a pair owner moves into a slot containing another remembered pair, moving its entries first makes the stale-memory guard skip cleanup. Clear or otherwise replace the target slot's remembered members before moving the owner's pair metadata.</violation>
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P2: When a pair owner moves into a slot containing another remembered pair, moving its entries first makes the stale-memory guard skip cleanup. Clear or otherwise replace the target slot's remembered members before moving the owner's pair metadata.
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<comment>When a pair owner moves into a slot containing another remembered pair, moving its entries first makes the stale-memory guard skip cleanup. Clear or otherwise replace the target slot's remembered members before moving the owner's pair metadata.</comment>
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@@ -312,17 +312,28 @@ public void assignDeviceToSlot(int slotIndex, InputDevice device) {
if (previousPairSlot != null && previousPairSlot != slotIndex) {
- pairedJoyConSlotByIdentifier.entrySet().removeIf(entry -> entry.getValue().equals(previousPairSlot));
+ if (movesRememberedPair) {
+ JoyConSupport.moveRememberedPairSlot(
+ pairedJoyConSlotByIdentifier, previousPairSlot, slotIndex);
+ } else {
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713-713: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winGate disconnect promotion on an unambiguous topology.
complementaryCount == 1only counts opposite-side candidates. With two left halves and one right half, disconnecting one left half still passes this check and promotes the right half into the disconnected slot. This can assign the right half to the wrong player, althoughJoyConSupport.isUnambiguousPairrejects ambiguous topologies. Require a full unambiguous-pair check before selectingreplacementIdentifier, or use persisted pair ownership.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/winlator/inputcontrols/JoyConSupport.java`:
- Around line 124-125: Update the slot-move logic around pairSlots and
ControllerManager.noteGamepadButton so a fused pair occupying targetSlot is
moved together to the claimant’s previous slot, preserving both members’
last-known slot assignments before moving the claimant pair. Extend
JoyConSupportTest to cover the non-owner half disconnecting and reconnecting
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- Line 713: Update the disconnect replacement logic around complementaryCount
and replacementIdentifier to require JoyConSupport.isUnambiguousPair for the
complete connected topology, not merely exactly one opposite-side candidate;
only promote a replacement when the pair is unambiguous, otherwise keep
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| pairSlots.replaceAll((identifier, slot) -> slot == previousSlot ? targetSlot : slot); |
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Preserve the displaced Joy-Con pair during slot moves.
When targetSlot contains a fused pair, this removes both remembered members. ControllerManager.noteGamepadButton then assigns only the displaced pair's direct owner to the claimant's previous slot. If the non-owner half is disconnected and reconnects first, it has no remembered slot and can be auto-assigned elsewhere. Move the target pair members to the displaced slot and update their last-known slots before moving the claimant pair. Update JoyConSupportTest to cover this reconnect order.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/winlator/inputcontrols/JoyConSupport.java` around lines
124 - 125, Update the slot-move logic around pairSlots and
ControllerManager.noteGamepadButton so a fused pair occupying targetSlot is
moved together to the claimant’s previous slot, preserving both members’
last-known slot assignments before moving the claimant pair. Extend
JoyConSupportTest to cover the non-owner half disconnecting and reconnecting
first.
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Thanks for the work on this, but I don't think I can merge it in its current shape. Two things. First, this isn't Joy-Con only. It rewrites how every controller's events reach the game: a new routing check on every key/motion event, a per-device "source controller" layer in WinHandler with a merge step per event, a changed idle-P1 displace rule, and a changed slot-availability rule. That's a lot of surface for a fix that should only affect two specific product IDs. There's also a concrete regression for normal controllers. Master's WinHandler.onKeyEvent/onGenericMotionEvent do an inline refreshControllerMappings() when the slot's controller is missing or has a stale device id. This PR removes that and relies on the hotplug listener. But when a pad is plugged in mid-game, onDeviceConnected defers the assignment by 300ms (settle timer), the immediate refreshControllerMappingsForHotplug() runs before the slot exists, and when the timer finally assigns the slot it only fires the slots-changed listener, which just bumps a UI counter. So the first press on a freshly connected P2-P4 pad hits a null output controller and the buffer write is skipped. Input stays dead until a resume or the next hotplug. The tests are pure logic tests so they can't catch this, and the Y700 validation only covered Joy-Cons. Second, I think this can be much smaller. Most of the 800 lines exist because the two halves stay separate identities and then every place that assumption leaks gets patched (pair-memory map, legacy migration, lone-half promotion, pair moves during claims, the source-controller merge). If instead getDeviceIdentifier returns the same identifier for both halves whenever exactly one left and one right Joy-Con are connected (same rule you already use), then slot assignment, persistence, getSlotForDevice, claims and availability all treat the pair as one controller with no other changes. What I think the minimal version needs:
That should come in around 150 lines with no new prefs, no migration, no per-event merge, and no change to the P1 displace rule. One thing to confirm on hardware: I'm inferring from the merge logic that each half only reports its own stick axes. If both halves report all four axes, the axis change isn't needed either. Happy to review a reworked version along those lines. |
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Thanks — your analysis was right. I replaced the previous implementation with the shared-identifier approach rather than trying to patch the aggregation architecture. The revised production diff is now +138/-24 lines. When exactly one left and one right Joy-Con are connected, both resolve to the same logical identifier; ambiguous topologies remain unpaired. I kept only:
The existing inline The prefs, migration, pair-memory lifecycle, source-controller layer, per-event merge, I added focused tests for exact and ambiguous pair topologies, scan-code mapping/passthrough, and missing-axis retention. Legacy and Modern tests and the isolated release build pass in the protected fork CI. The resulting APK has also been installed on a Lenovo Legion Y700 Gen 3, where paired Joy-Con input is working. Thanks for pointing this toward the much smaller design — it is substantially cleaner and keeps normal-controller routing unchanged. The reworked branch is now pushed and ready for review. |
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Summary
Pairs one unambiguous Nintendo Joy-Con L/R set as one logical controller, using the existing controller-slot architecture rather than adding a separate aggregation layer.
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057e:2006) and one Joy-Con R (057e:2007) are connected2L+1Ror1L+2RunpairedWinHandleraccept events from either half while preserving the existing inline mapping refresh for normal controllersScope
The rework intentionally contains no preferences or migration, pair-memory lifecycle, per-device source-controller layer, per-event state merge,
GamepadStatechanges, or P1/slot-availability changes.Production diff against current upstream: +138/-24 lines. Tests: +87/-0.
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git diff --checkThis upstream PR contains only the reusable input fix. Y700-specific packaging, signing, storage isolation, and delivery workflow remain excluded.
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