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fix(desktop): restore styled tooltips on right sidebar file tree buttons and rows #438
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π’ Disabled refresh button loses tooltip after title->Tip migration (bug)
The refresh button in the right sidebar header (index.tsx:155-166) is wrapped in instead of using a native title attribute. When loading=true, the button is disabled. Radix UI's TooltipTrigger does not activate on disabled elements (documented Radix limitation). The button is still visually revealed via CSS group-hover (HEADER_ACTION_LABEL_REVEAL restores pointer-events-auto and opacity), creating a state where a visible disabled button shows no tooltip -- the old title={r.refreshTree} worked in this state. The collapse button at lines 167-178 has a similar pattern but is pointer-events-none opacity-0 when disabled, so the gap is moot there. Screen reader users are unaffected because aria-label is preserved.
π‘ Suggestion: Per Radix documentation, disabled elements need a wrapper for the tooltip trigger. Wrap the in a when loading is true and apply the to the span; when not loading, wrap the button directly as before. Alternatively, add the native title back as a fallback alongside .
π Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/desktop/src/app/right-sidebar/index.tsx, lines 155-166, the refresh button is wrapped in a component. Radix UI TooltipTrigger does not activate on disabled elements. When the button is disabled (loading=true), the tooltip will not appear. Fix by conditionally wrapping the button in a when disabled so the tooltip trigger targets the span instead of the disabled button. For example: store the button JSX in a variable, and conditionally render {button} when loading, or {button} when not loading.