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Keep tab hover on the tab under the pointer when tabs reflow - #253
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Per-tab SwiftUI .onHover never fires when a tab slides under a pointer that isn't moving. After closing a tab with its X, the tab that took its slot showed no hover background or close button until the mouse moved, and a click there selected it instead of closing. A close button removed with the pointer on it (pin, allowsClose flip) also left isCloseHovered stuck true, hiding the dirty dot and showing X on an unhovered tab. The tab strip now owns a single hoveredTabId. The existing bar-level hover view resolves it from the pointer against the registered tab frames on pointer events and on every geometry change (register, unregister, resize, scroll), and passes isHovered to each tab. Close-button highlight is gated by that tab hover and reset on disappear. The tab element also gets a named "Close Tab" accessibility action and the X a label, since the button is merged into the tab and only built while selected or hovered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe tab strip now resolves the hovered tab from pointer location and tab geometry, including after layout changes. Tab items use this strip-level state for hover behavior. Eligible tabs also expose a localized close action to accessibility tools. ChangesTab hover and accessibility
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Pointer
participant TabBarHoverTrackingView
participant TabGeometryRegistry
participant TabBarHoveredTabResolver
participant TabItemView
Pointer->>TabBarHoverTrackingView: Provide current pointer location
TabBarHoverTrackingView->>TabGeometryRegistry: Read registered tab frames
TabBarHoverTrackingView->>TabBarHoveredTabResolver: Resolve tab ID from location and frames
TabBarHoverTrackingView->>TabItemView: Pass strip-reported hover state
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In `@Sources/Bonsplit/Internal/Views/TabBarView.swift`:
- Line 1955: In the `updateNSView` path that assigns `view.tabIds`, prevent
`HoverNSView.tabIds.didSet` from publishing hover changes synchronously during
the representable update. Defer hover publication until the update returns, and
use a generation tied to tab or geometry updates so stale deferred results are
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Tab-set and geometry changes reach the hover view inside updateNSView and hit-region registration, so publishing hoveredTabId there modified TabBarView state mid-update. Coalesce those rechecks onto the next main-queue turn and resolve against current state at delivery. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Registry frames were full item bounds, unclipped by the strip's scroll view and blind to the action-lane mask, so the pointer over the split buttons or the pinned/leading inset could hover a tab scrolled beneath it. Resolve against each tab's visibleRect and exclude the trailing obscured lane. A tab drag gets no move events here but its autoscroll changes geometry, so hover now resolves to nil while a drag is active instead of revealing the close button on the drop target. The inner close Button is hidden from accessibility since the tab's named action already covers it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…idebar close fixes (#14885) Pulls manaflow-ai/bonsplit#253 (strip-owned tab hover, Close Tab accessibility action) and records the merged sidebar fixes #14826 and #14866 under Unreleased. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…idebar close fixes (#14885) Pulls manaflow-ai/bonsplit#253 (strip-owned tab hover, Close Tab accessibility action) and records the merged sidebar fixes #14826 and #14866 under Unreleased. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
Per-tab SwiftUI
.onHovernever fires when a tab slides under a pointer that isn't moving. After closing an unselected tab with its X, the tab that slides into that slot shows no hover background and no X until the mouse moves. A second click there selects that tab instead of closing it. The tab that slid away can also keep a stale hover.A second bug: when the close button is removed with the pointer on it (pinning,
allowsCloseflipping),.onHover(false)never arrives.isCloseHoveredthen stays true, which hides the dirty dot and later shows an X on a tab that isn't hovered.Change
TabBarViewowns a singlehoveredTabId. The existing bar-levelTabBarHoverTrackingViewnow:TabBarItemGeometryRegistryisHovereddown to eachTabItemViewonDisappear.TabBarHoveredTabResolveris pure and unit tested. The new tests cover:Testing
Tests/BonsplitTests/TabBarHoveredTabResolverTests.swift. CI runsswift test.A cmux pointer bump follows once this lands.
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Fixes tab hover so it follows the pointer when tabs reflow. Previously, per-tab
.onHovernever fired when a tab slid under a stationary pointer—closing a tab left its replacement showing no hover background or close button until the mouse moved, and a second click selected it instead of closing it. The tab strip now owns a singlehoveredTabIdresolved from the pointer against the registered tab frames, updated on pointer events and every geometry change (register, unregister, resize, scroll), and passesisHovereddown to eachTabItemView. Hover resolves against each tab's visible area, so tabs scrolled under the trailing action lane aren't hovered from the split buttons, and it resolves to nil during a tab drag so autoscroll doesn't reveal the close button on the drop target. Tab-set and geometry changes are coalesced and re-checked on the next main-queue turn so hover state isn't published mid-SwiftUI-update; the live-pointer path only trusts the pointer when this window is topmost under it. This also fixes a stale close-button hover state when the button is removed with the pointer on it (pinning,allowsCloseflipping): the highlight is now gated by the strip-owned tab hover and resets on disappear, so the dirty dot is no longer hidden with an X showing on an unhovered tab.Accessibility
Refactors
TabBarHoveredTabResolveris pure and unit tested, covering a stationary pointer following reflow, no hover on empty space, outside the bar, on the trailing action lane, or on unregistered tabs.Written for commit 5ec9d6d. Summary will update on new commits.
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