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Before when replaying captures from a different device --wsi <WSI> had to be specified explicitly and the --wsi auto options was ignored. Even when captures recorded on the same device were replayed the --wsi auto option was ignored and the surface from the capture device was chosen. Now the --wsi auto option (already default behaviour) picks the surface extension from the capture device if it is available. Otherwise the first available surface extension of the replay device is used. If there was not surface extensions available on the capture device, all --wsi options are ignored and a warning is emitted. Furthermore, a check if a compositor is available is made after initializing the WSIContext. Documentation and cli --help commands were updated to reflect these changes. Change-Id: I578ee1f50a797ec81a9b48ab3ee4b4a9817a91bf
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Before when replaying captures from a different device --wsi had to be specified explicitly and the --wsi auto options was ignored. Even when captures recorded on the same device were replayed the --wsi auto option was ignored and the surface from the capture device was chosen.
Now the --wsi auto option (already default behaviour) picks the surface extension from the capture device if it is available. Otherwise the first available surface extension of the replay device is used. If there was not surface extensions available on the capture device, all --wsi options are ignored and a warning is emitted. Furthermore, a check if a compositor is available is made after initializing the WSIContext.
Documentation and cli --help commands were updated to reflect these changes.