Restore QR code scanner feature for mobile notification pairing #7050
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The CI build fails on macOS (see https:/bisq-network/bisq/actions/runs/8447335400/attempts/1#summary-23137520876),
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@alejandrogarcia83 I am not sure why that failed. It does not provide much detail. |
This restores the functionality that was removed in b5beea5. However, this implementation utilizes the JavaCV library rather than the webcam-capture library as discussed in bisq-network#4940. As a result, this should now provide macOS support.
This should hopefully resolve images failing to load from resources on Windows due to problems with imread encountering "can't open/read file: check file path/integrity".
When attempting to close the frame grabber from a separate thread, the application would crash due to a SIGSEGV.
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With the introduction of the javacv library when re-adding the QR code scanner feature for mobile notification pairing in bisq-network#7050, the Bisq binary increased to nearly 1 GB from its previous size of around 300 MB. When including the javacv-platform dependency, it pulls in binaries for all platforms. But it is possible to limit this by utilizing the gradle-javacpp platform plugin which by default will pull in binaries only for the current platform. Reference: https:/bytedeco/gradle-javacpp#the-platform-plugin With this change, the included libs went from ~980 MB down to ~366 MB.
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With the introduction of the javacv library when re-adding the QR code scanner feature for mobile notification pairing in #7050, the Bisq binary increased to nearly 1 GB from its previous size of around 300 MB. When including the javacv-platform dependency, it pulls in binaries for all platforms. But it is possible to limit this by utilizing the gradle-javacpp platform plugin which by default will pull in binaries only for the current platform. Reference: https:/bytedeco/gradle-javacpp#the-platform-plugin With this change, the included libs went from ~980 MB down to ~366 MB.
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With the introduction of the javacv library when re-adding the QR code scanner feature for mobile notification pairing in #7050, the Bisq binary increased to nearly 1 GB from its previous size of around 300 MB. When including the javacv-platform dependency, it pulls in binaries for all platforms. But it is possible to limit this by utilizing the gradle-javacpp platform plugin which by default will pull in binaries only for the current platform. Reference: https:/bytedeco/gradle-javacpp#the-platform-plugin With this change, the included libs went from ~980 MB down to ~366 MB.
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This restores the functionality that was removed in b5beea5. This implementation utilizes the JavaCV library rather than the webcam-capture library for reasons discussed in #4940.
I have tested this on both Linux (Ubuntu 23.10) and macOS (Sonoma 14.4).