Crash: Vulkan Validation Error for MSAAExample and DepthMSAAExample

[Demorome]

I only got this crash when I switched to using an X11 backend, and I'm using a tiling window manager/KWin script, so it's probably due to some weird resizing shenanigans right at the start when the window is opening.

Validation Error: [ VUID-VkFramebufferCreateInfo-flags-04533 ] | MessageID = 0xfe6b2428
vkCreateFramebuffer(): pCreateInfo->pAttachments[1] mip level 0 has width (636) smaller than the corresponding framebuffer width (640).
The Vulkan spec states: If flags does not include VK_FRAMEBUFFER_CREATE_IMAGELESS_BIT, each element of pAttachments that is used as an input, color, resolve, or depth/stencil attachment by renderPass must have been created with a VkImageCreateInfo::extent.width greater than or equal to width (https://docs.vulkan.org/spec/latest/chapters/renderpass.html#VUID-VkFramebufferCreateInfo-flags-04533)
Objects: 3
    [0] VkRenderPass 0xa990000000a99
    [1] VkImageView 0xa7a0000000a7a
    [2] VkImage 0xa780000000a78

Validation Error: [ VUID-VkFramebufferCreateInfo-flags-04534 ] | MessageID = 0x77e9b3aa
vkCreateFramebuffer(): pCreateInfo->pAttachments[1] mip level 0 has height (472) smaller than the corresponding framebuffer height (480).
The Vulkan spec states: If flags does not include VK_FRAMEBUFFER_CREATE_IMAGELESS_BIT, each element of pAttachments that is used as an input, color, resolve, or depth/stencil attachment by renderPass must have been created with a VkImageCreateInfo::extent.height greater than or equal to height (https://docs.vulkan.org/spec/latest/chapters/renderpass.html#VUID-VkFramebufferCreateInfo-flags-04534)
Objects: 3
    [0] VkRenderPass 0xa990000000a99
    [1] VkImageView 0xa7a0000000a7a
    [2] VkImage 0xa780000000a78```

[Demorome]

There doesn't seem to be code to handle re-creating textures when the window is resized, so that's probably the culprit.

[Demorome]

Nevermind, the crash is during AcquireSwapchainTexture, so it seems like maybe the Window itself isn't getting its size resized in time, or something like that.

No idea how to fix that, which kinda sucks since I was hoping to use Renderdoc (which needs x11 since it doesn't support Wayland currently).

[Demorome]

Seems like it is indeed caused by a weird interaction between X11 and my tiling window manager. I'm using Krohnkite, and I just added an exception for this app's window to not be tiled, and now it doesn't crash.
Not sure if that should be looked into or not, but it seems pretty niche, so oh well. And I don't need a fix since I can work around it easily, yay