Sam Sung
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On Vulkan, the Windows default, a presentation stall longer than a second crashed the client. wgpu-hal 27.0.4's `acquire_texture` maps a `VK_TIMEOUT` from its post-acquire fence wait to `DeviceError::Unexpected`. wgpu-core treats that as a lost device, and Bevy then panics on "Couldn't get swap chain texture". Upstream tracks this as gfx-rs/wgpu#9029, still open in wgpu 30. wgpu-hal 27.0.4 is now vendored under `third_party/wgpu-hal` through `[patch.crates-io]`, as `kira` is. Only `src/vulkan/instance.rs` differs. A timeout of the previous submission's wait, of the acquire, or of the acquired image's fence now waits again within a 30 s budget, then fails as upstream does. The Vulkan spec leaves the semaphore and fence unaffected by a timed-out call, so the retry is legal. Each retry logs, with the raw result. `BENILLA.md` says how to check the patch and when to drop it. Tests: the lock resolves to the patch. Built for Linux and Windows. Fixes #2373 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Every text file checks out with LF on every platform: tests and `include_str!` read sources,
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# shaders, Lua and XML and match them on "\n", so a Windows checkout must read the same bytes.
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# Vendored benilla-re tables are compared and read byte for byte; no line-ending conversion.
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reference/*.tsv -text
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# The vendored kira tree is CRLF in the index and stays byte for byte.
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third_party/kira/** -text
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# The vendored wgpu-hal tree is the registry crate byte for byte (one CRLF file stays CRLF).
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third_party/wgpu-hal/** -text
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