Aligns the iOS app with the Clawnet refactor by implementing proper role
separation for gateway connections. Uses separate operator and node sessions
to match the gateway's authorization requirements.
Changes:
- New GatewayOperatorSession: Wraps GatewayChannelActor for operator-role
RPC requests (chat.*, health, sessions.list) without invoke handling
- Dual-connection architecture: Operator session for requests, node session
for node.event calls (e.g., chat.subscribe)
- Separate websocket sessions: Each connection gets its own URLSession to
prevent response cross-talk
- Updated chat transport: IOSGatewayChatTransport uses operator session for
requests, node session for subscriptions
ClawdbotKit (shared):
- Deadlock fix in GatewayChannel.swift: Moved connection finalization
(listen(), connected=true, isConnecting=false, waiter resumption) to occur
before calling pushHandler. This fixes a latent bug where requests made
from onConnected callbacks would deadlock. Does not affect macOS (its
callback doesn't make requests).
- Package.swift: Fixed argument order for Swift 6.2 compatibility
iOS chat is now working. This is the base PR to unlock further work on
the iOS app.
- Disable Talk mode start on iOS simulator (no audio input)
- Validate audio input format before installing tap to avoid
AVFAudio assertion crashes on misconfigured devices.
Tested:
- Launched app on iOS simulator and tapping Talk no longer crashes
(shows error path instead).
Applies the same Swift 6 compatibility patterns from PR #166 (macOS) to the iOS app.
Changes:
- LocationService.swift: Added Sendable constraint to withTimeout<T> generic,
made CLLocationManagerDelegate methods nonisolated with Task { @MainActor in }
pattern to safely access MainActor state
- TalkModeManager.swift: Fixed OSLog string interpolation to avoid operator
overload issues with OSLogMessage in Swift 6
Addresses #164
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
