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iOS: pin the workspace-detail navigation bar on scrollable surfaces - #10596
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWorkspace detail views now keep the mobile navigation bar expanded. Browser, browser-stream, and simulator-stream toolbar labels use the workspace name and active surface name. ChangesMobile navigation bar and workspace labels
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to On iOS 26, the PR keeps the workspace-detail navigation bar expanded and standardizes titles, but a fallback path may target the wrong view controller during navigation changes. This could cause inconsistent bar behavior in affected flows and warrants explicit owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WorkspaceDetailView
participant mobilePinnedNavigationBar
participant PinnedNavigationBarProbeView
participant UINavigationController
participant UIScrollView
WorkspaceDetailView->>mobilePinnedNavigationBar: Apply modifier
mobilePinnedNavigationBar->>PinnedNavigationBarProbeView: Install transparent probe
PinnedNavigationBarProbeView->>UINavigationController: Locate owning controller
PinnedNavigationBarProbeView->>UIScrollView: Create disabled static scroll view
PinnedNavigationBarProbeView->>UINavigationController: Set top-edge content scroll view
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`@Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Sources/CmuxMobileShellUI/MobilePinnedNavigationBar.swift`:
- Around line 89-101: Update barOwningViewController() to remove the nearest
fallback: return the controller only when its parent is a
UINavigationController, and return nil when no such responder-chain controller
exists.
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| private func barOwningViewController() -> UIViewController? { | ||
| var responder: UIResponder? = next | ||
| var nearest: UIViewController? | ||
| while let current = responder { | ||
| if let viewController = current as? UIViewController { | ||
| nearest = nearest ?? viewController | ||
| if viewController.parent is UINavigationController { | ||
| return viewController | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| responder = current.next | ||
| } | ||
| return nearest |
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Remove the nearest-controller fallback.
Line 101 can select a controller that is not the navigation bar owner. The probe then replaces that controller's top content scroll view while the intended navigation item remains unconfigured.
Return nil when no responder-chain controller has a UINavigationController parent. This fails safely instead of guessing ownership.
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private func barOwningViewController() -> UIViewController? {
var responder: UIResponder? = next
- var nearest: UIViewController?
while let current = responder {
if let viewController = current as? UIViewController {
- nearest = nearest ?? viewController
if viewController.parent is UINavigationController {
return viewController
}
}
responder = current.next
}
- return nearest
+ return nil
}As per path instructions, “Fail safely when no owning controller or window is available rather than guessing.”
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| private func barOwningViewController() -> UIViewController? { | |
| var responder: UIResponder? = next | |
| var nearest: UIViewController? | |
| while let current = responder { | |
| if let viewController = current as? UIViewController { | |
| nearest = nearest ?? viewController | |
| if viewController.parent is UINavigationController { | |
| return viewController | |
| } | |
| } | |
| responder = current.next | |
| } | |
| return nearest | |
| private func barOwningViewController() -> UIViewController? { | |
| var responder: UIResponder? = next | |
| while let current = responder { | |
| if let viewController = current as? UIViewController { | |
| if viewController.parent is UINavigationController { | |
| return viewController | |
| } | |
| } | |
| responder = current.next | |
| } | |
| return nil | |
| } |
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In
`@Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Sources/CmuxMobileShellUI/MobilePinnedNavigationBar.swift`
around lines 89 - 101, Update barOwningViewController() to remove the nearest
fallback: return the controller only when its parent is a
UINavigationController, and return nil when no such responder-chain controller
exists.
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Greptile SummaryPins the workspace-detail navigation bar while its browser or chat content scrolls and uses the native non-minimizing behavior on supported toolchains.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge. No blocking failure remains. Important Files Changed
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Detail as WorkspaceDetailView
participant Probe as PinnedNavigationBarProbeView
participant VC as Navigation-owning UIViewController
participant Anchor as Static UIScrollView
Detail->>Probe: Install background representable
Probe->>VC: Resolve through responder chain
Probe->>VC: setContentScrollView(Anchor, for: .top)
Note over Anchor,VC: Static scroll position keeps the navigation bar expanded
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iOS 26 minimizes the navigation bar into a floating overflow pill when the content under it scrolls, so on the browser and chat surfaces the back button, workspace title, and trailing controls all vanish behind a single floating dots pill; the terminal never shows this because it has no system scroll view for UIKit to discover. The SwiftUI opt-out (toolbarMinimizeBehavior(.never)) does not exist in the iOS 26 SDK and UIKit 26 only exposes a minimize control for the tab bar, but the bar's scroll linkage is public since iOS 15: setContentScrollView(_:for:) selects which scroll view drives bar effects. A probe view re-points the pushed screen's top-edge content scroll view at a static never-scrolling stand-in, decoupling the bar so it stays expanded like the terminal. On iOS 27 the native opt-out is applied as well, gated on compiler(>=6.4) like the existing visibilityPriority branch. No practical unit test exists for this UIKit runtime behavior; verified on an isolated simulator by scrolling the browser surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The browser, browser-stream, and simulator-stream surfaces showed the page or device title as the pill's only line, so the workspace identity vanished from the bar. Use the same two-line standard label as the terminal: workspace name on top, the surface's own title (page, tab, or device) as the subtitle. The single-line browser label token is unused after this and is removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Superseded by the consolidated #10620 (per Aziz: one PR with all toolbar changes). |
On iOS 26, scrolling the browser or chat surface minimizes the whole navigation bar into a floating "…" pill: back button, workspace title, and the trailing controls all end up inside it (screenshots in the internal dogfood thread). The terminal surface never shows this because it has no system scroll view for UIKit to discover, so the ask is to make every surface match the terminal.
There is no public opt-out in the 26 SDKs (
toolbarMinimizeBehavior(.never)is iOS 27 SwiftUI; UIKit 26 only hastabBarMinimizeBehavior). The bar's scroll linkage is controllable though:UIViewController.setContentScrollView(_:for:)(iOS 15+) selects which scroll view drives bar scroll effects, overriding automatic discovery of the web view. A background probe view finds the pushed screen's view controller (the child of the navigation controller) via the responder chain and points its top-edge content scroll view at a retained, never-scrolling stand-in, re-asserting after layout passes and navigation re-parenting. The bar then stays expanded on 26.0+. On iOS 27 the native.toolbarMinimizeBehavior(.never, for: .navigationBar)is applied as well, gated behind#if compiler(>=6.4)like the existingvisibilityPrioritybranch.Applied to the workspace-detail screen (terminal, browser, chat, and stream modes share its toolbar). Other scrollable screens (notification feed, changes sheets) can adopt the same modifier if dogfood shows the pill there too.
No user-facing strings changed (localization audit: none needed). No practical unit test for UIKit runtime bar behavior; verified on an isolated simulator by scrolling the browser surface (evidence in thread).
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@codesmith-botwith what you need. Autofix is disabled.Summary by cubic
Pins the workspace-detail navigation bar on iOS so it stays fully expanded over scrollable browser/chat surfaces, and aligns browser-style titles with the terminal. Previously on iOS 26 the bar collapsed into a floating "…" pill and browser/stream views showed only the page/device title; now the bar remains expanded and the workspace name is the title with the page/device as subtitle.
mobilePinnedNavigationBar()that usesUIViewController.setContentScrollView(_:for:)to decouple the bar from content via a retained, non-scrolling stand‑in; re-applies after layout and navigation re-parenting.WorkspaceDetailView(terminal, browser, chat, and stream)..toolbarMinimizeBehavior(.never, for: .navigationBar)behind#if compiler(>=6.4)..standard(title: workspace, subtitle: page/device); removes the unusedbrowserlabel token and updates tests.Written for commit 4696dfb. Summary will update on new commits.
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Bug Fixes
UI Improvements
Also folded in per dogfood: the browser, browser-stream, and simulator-stream surfaces now use the same two-line title pill as the terminal, workspace name on top with the page/tab/device title as the subtitle, instead of showing the page title alone; the single-line browser label token is removed as dead code.
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