Testers kept reporting folders EmulationStation did not detect. The title
made a folder in content/ for each system named as RetroArch's databases
are ("Sony - PlayStation 2"); it now names each as ES-DE names the system
("ps2", "snes", "genesis", the 50 platform ids, all of them ES-DE system
names checked against ES-DE 3.5.0's own systems file), so content/ is
ES-DE's own layout, <ROM folder>/<system>.
- ps5_library_make_system_folders makes content/ first when it is missing:
a copy of the title without its empty folders had none at all, because
the frontend made content/ only later and the step gave up.
- ps5_library_rename_system_folders, at each start before any frontend:
a folder an earlier build made under RetroArch's name is renamed to the
ES-DE one, or merged into it when none of its entries' names is taken
there (else left as it is, still its system's). The paths in RetroArch's
playlists (and their scan folders) and the per-folder overrides, core
options, shader presets and remaps under config/ follow; a core whose
folder bears the content folder's own name (MAME, ScummVM) keeps its
files, which are that core's. Folders the user named (PS1) stay as they
are and are still recognised.
- The WebUI's Add Game puts a game in the system's ES-DE folder.
- README: content/<system>/ with ES-DE's names (content/Saturn/ was out of
date: only system/Saturn is made).
Evidence: tests/ps5_library_test.c (system folders by ES-DE name, a missing
content folder made, a rename, a merge, a clash left in place, a folder
whose name only begins the same, playlists, per-folder settings, a core
folder named as the content folder): python3 -m unittest
tests.test_ps5_library OK. On the console (evidence/esde-folder-names,
with the commits after this one): a home launch renamed three seeded
folders (a rename and two merges), the playlist and options file followed,
and every ES-DE system path is /app0/content/<name>. tools/verify.sh: all
five gates PASS.
Mihawk
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