- name: ares-emulator
- description: a cross-platform, open source, multi-system emulator, focusing on accuracy and preservation.
- snapcraft: Snap-ares-emulator/snapcraft.yaml at main · Kyuyrii/Snap-ares-emulator · GitHub
- upstream: GitHub - ares-emulator/ares: ares is a cross-platform, open source, multi-system emulator, focusing on accuracy and preservation.
- upstream-relation: I only made the Snap version.
- interfaces:
- <interface-name>: joystick
- request-type: auto-connection
- reasoning: Required to be able to use the gamepad to interact with the emulated content.
- <interface-name>: hardware-observe
- request-type: auto-connection
- reasoning: Without hardware-observe, the ares-emulator crashes a few seconds after being opened.
- <interface-name>: joystick
This request has been added to the queue for review by the @reviewers team.
As an emulator, auto-connect of joystick seems entirely unsurprising and expected from a user’s point-of-view. As such, +1 (#voteFor) from me.
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Hello @Kyuyrii!
I agree with Alex, this is an easy +1(#voteFor) for auto-connecting the joystick interface for the ares-emulator snap.
As for hardware-observe, do you have any insight as to what hardware-observe related denial is causing this crash?
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Honestly, I don’t know exactly what was causing the crash, but for some reason it’s not happening anymore.
So I suppose you can ignore the hardware-observe request.
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Hi @Kyuyrii!
+1(#voteFor) for auto-connecting the joystick interface. However, as you already know, there’s an ongoing internal discussion regarding all joystick-related requests. Once it’s resolved, we’ll update all related requests.
Thanks for the patience 
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