Validating

The validate and healthcheck subcommands of lsfg-vk-cli check the configuration file and your installation of lsfg-vk for errors.

Validating the configuration file

Simply run the validate command without any arguments:

$ lsfg-vk-cli validate
Validating configuration file: "/home/pancake/.config/lsfg-vk/conf.toml"
The configuration file is valid.

Should there be any errors in the configuration file, they will be displayed in the output:

$ lsfg-vk-cli validate
Validating configuration file: "/home/pancake/.config/lsfg-vk/conf.toml"
Unknown key in profile section: acbbtive_in

Add -p to the command to print the parsed configuration file into the console.

Legacy, duplicate and missing files

The healthcheck command will check for legacy, duplicate and missing files on your system.

Legacy files are files left over from a previous installation of lsfg-vk. These files should be deleted to ensure no conflicts with the main installation:

$ lsfg-vk-cli healthcheck
Healtcheck was able to find files from old lsfg-vk installations:
- /home/pancake/.local/lib/liblsfg-vk.so

Should you have accidentally installed lsfg-vk in multiple locations, the subcommand will also warn you about duplicate files:

$ lsfg-vk-cli healthcheck
Healtcheck was able to find duplicate lsfg-vk installations:
- /home/pancake/.local/lib/liblsfg-vk-layer.so
  - /usr/lib/liblsfg-vk-layer.so
- /home/pancake/.local/share/vulkan/implicit_layer.d/VkLayer_LSFGVK_frame_generation.json
  - /usr/share/vulkan/implicit_layer.d/VkLayer_LSFGVK_frame_generation.json

And finally, should any files be missing from your installation, the subcommand will also warn you about that:

$ lsfg-vk-cli healthcheck
Healtcheck encountered files missing from the lsfg-vk installation:
- liblsfg-vk-layer.so

A clean installation should look like this:

$ lsfg-vk-cli healthcheck
Healthcheck did not find any issues with the lsfg-vk installation.

Installed lsfg-vk-cli version:   2.0.0
Installed lsfg-vk-layer version: 2.0.0

Listing installed files

If you want to uninstall lsfg-vk, you can append -l to the healthcheck subcommand to list all manually installed files. This will allow you to delete them manually:

$ lsfg-vk-cli healthcheck -l
Listing all files from the lsfg-vk installation (may be inaccurate due to managed installation):
- /usr/lib/liblsfg-vk-pipeline.a
- /usr/lib/liblsfg-vk-config.a
- /data/Development/C++/lsfg-vk/build/lsfg-vk-layer/liblsfg-vk-layer.so
- /usr/lib/liblsfg-vk-layer.x86.so
- /usr/include/lsfg-vk
- /usr/include/lsfg-vk-utils
- /usr/share/vulkan/implicit_layer.d/VkLayer_LSFGVK_frame_generation.json
- /usr/share/vulkan/implicit_layer.d/VkLayer_LSFGVK_frame_generation.x86.json
- /usr/share/applications/gay.pancake.lsfg-vk-ui.desktop
- /usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/apps/gay.pancake.lsfg-vk-ui.png
- /usr/bin/lsfg-vk-cli
- /usr/bin/lsfg-vk-ui

Healthcheck did not find any issues with the lsfg-vk installation.

Installed lsfg-vk-cli version:   2.0.0
Installed lsfg-vk-layer version: 2.0.0

Please note -l should not be used when a package manager was used to install lsfg-vk. In that case, you should use your package manager to uninstall lsfg-vk instead of deleting the files manually.