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iOS: tighter toolbar title reserve, pinned nav bar on scrollable surfaces, workspace-titled browser pill - #10620
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The measured-width reserve for trailing toolbar items over-counted the glass chrome (24pt per item vs ~16pt rendered) and the bar margin slack (84pt vs ~78pt of real margins, spacers, and pill padding), so the leading title pill truncated next to a ~35pt dead gap before the trailing cluster. Recalibrate both constants from a 402pt iPhone 17 dogfood measurement so the title extends to within roughly the back-to-title gap of the trailing cluster, still without pushing items into the overflow More menu. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This reverts commit fcee00c.
The estimate-based trailing reserve must over-count chrome to stay safe, which leaves a dead gap between the truncated title pill and the trailing cluster. Instead of shrinking those constants (reverted: it collapsed trailing items into More on the phone), measure both edges of the gap: the fitted title label's leading edge and the leading-most trailing item's content edge, each captured with the pane width it was measured at. When every structural item and the title have reported at the current width (LTR only), the cap becomes that realized span minus a 40pt reserve (pill chrome + capsule chrome + a back-gap-sized minimum gap). The title's leading edge and the trailing positions do not depend on the title's width, so there is no feedback loop, and the title only consumes space the system actually rendered as empty, so it cannot over-commit the bar. Stale-width or incomplete measurements fall back to the unchanged estimate reserve. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stamping each geometry probe with the pane width captured at closure creation deadlocked at first mount: the title label measures before the pane width callback runs, stores a zero-width stamp, and never re-fires because its position never changes again, so the span stayed nil and the title never grew. Store plain positions instead and validate at use: a stale wider-layout measurement puts the trailing content past the current pane's end and is rejected; a stale narrower-layout value only under-sizes the title, which cannot over-commit the bar. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each ToolbarItem is bridged into the navigation bar as its own SwiftUI hosting island, so `.global` frames resolve per island and the title and trailing edges were never comparable; the span guard always failed and the title never grew. Probe the frames through a UIView that converts to the shared window space instead, reporting on layout, window attachment, and SwiftUI updates, deduplicated. DEBUG-only NSLog probes document the measured edges for dogfood verification. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The window-space probe replaced the working width measurement, but the trailing items' probes never mounted (only the title's did), so the reserve lost its measured widths, fell back to the unmeasured constants, and over-committed the bar into the More menu. Widths return to the proven onGeometryChange path so the worst case is exactly the pre-change behavior; the probe only contributes optional window-space edges for the realized span. A probe that leaves the window (item collapsed into More) now clears its edge, invalidating the span so the title falls back and the bar un-collapses, and probe lifecycle is DEBUG-logged to diagnose why trailing probes do not mount. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cross-island position measurement proved unreliable on iOS 26 (a grouped ToolbarItem's content can render composited without its own window attachment, and reported title edges drifted between runs), so the realized-span approach is dropped. Instead: return 12pt of the ~22pt dead gap measured on a 402pt iPhone 17 (chrome 24->20 per item, margins 84->80), well short of the 30pt trim that collapsed an iPhone 17 Pro Max, and back it with a detector. The always-structural trailing cluster's content leaving the window while the view lives is the observable signature of the system folding it into the More menu; that ratchets a 28pt recovery reserve on for the view's lifetime, strictly roomier than the original constants, so the bar un-collapses within a frame and a More collapse can never persist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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>
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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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds persistent trailing-toolbar collapse detection, adjusts title width recovery, pins mobile navigation bars, and changes browser-style labels to standard workspace labels. It also updates the ChangesToolbar and navigation updates
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness: navigation transitions or view reparenting could incorrectly add extra toolbar spacing, while repeated layout reassociation could make the pinned navigation bar behave inconsistently on some screens. These are bounded follow-up risks rather than evidence of a release-blocking issue. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WorkspaceDetailView
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WorkspaceDetailView->>TrailingToolbarItemMeasurement: measure trailing cluster with onLeaveBar
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Greptile SummaryThe PR tightens iOS toolbar title sizing, adds collapse recovery, pins navigation chrome over scrollable workspace surfaces, and gives browser-style surfaces workspace-first two-line titles.
Confidence Score: 4/5The PR is not yet safe to merge because ordinary navigation lifecycle detachment can still permanently shrink the workspace title. The toolbar and content probes receive independent lifecycle callbacks, so the toolbar can detach while the content-presence side channel still reads true; that stale read permanently enables the additional title reserve. Files Needing Attention: Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Sources/CmuxMobileShellUI/WorkspaceDetailView.swift; Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Sources/CmuxMobileShellUI/TrailingToolbarItemMeasurement.swift Important Files Changed
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The presence probe treats every post-attachment window loss as toolbar overflow, although the hosting controller is reparented during navigation transitions. This permanently latches trailingToolbarCollapseDetected and subtracts another 28 points from the title cap, causing avoidable title truncation for the rest of the detail view's lifetime; use an authoritative collapse signal that distinguishes overflow from ordinary lifecycle detachment.
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Addressed in 5a6e8e1e73: the ratchet now latches only while the screen's content view is still window-attached (event-time read through a shared reference object), so navigation transitions cannot false-positive; the pin applier fails closed without a navigation-controller ancestor and clears its content-scroll-view association on dismantle.
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- Around line 71-76: Make the navigation controller the sole owner of the
scroll-view association: remove layout- and view-update-driven calls to
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In UIKit, navigation bars, toolbars, and tab bars automatically adjust their appearance based on the scroll position of a content scroll view [1][2]. Specifically, when the edge of a scroll view's content aligns with the edge of a bar, the bar switches to its scrollEdgeAppearance [3][4]. UIKit attempts to identify the appropriate scroll view to observe by analyzing the view hierarchy [1]. If the hierarchy is complex or UIKit fails to automatically select the correct scroll view, you can manually specify it or override the behavior using the following UIViewController methods: setContentScrollView(_:for:): This method explicitly sets the UIScrollView that bars should observe for a specific NSDirectionalRectEdge (top, bottom, or all) [1][5]. If you pass nil, the view controller will revert to its default behavior of automatically determining the scroll view [1]. contentScrollView(for:): This method returns the scroll view currently being observed for the specified edge [2][6]. You can override this method to return nil if you wish to disable the scroll edge appearance behavior for a specific edge [2]. These APIs were introduced to provide developers with control over the "scroll edge effect" in scenarios where automatic detection is insufficient [7][4]. For example, if you want to prevent a navigation bar from transitioning to its scrollEdgeAppearance, you can override contentScrollView(for:) to return nil [2]. Alternatively, ensuring that both standardAppearance and scrollEdgeAppearance are configured to the same UINavigationBarAppearance object will cause the bar to maintain a consistent look regardless of the scroll state [4][8][9].
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- 2: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uiviewcontroller/contentscrollview(for:)
- 3: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uinavigationbar/scrolledgeappearance
- 4: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/683265
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- 6: https://sosumi.ai/documentation/uikit/uiviewcontroller/contentscrollview(for:)
- 7: https://teilweise.org/2023/03/One-Way-Documentation/
- 8: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/682420
- 9: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71523445/how-to-use-scrolledgeappearance-in-ios-15
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Apple’s documentation does not mention the private ivar _contentScrollView, its retain behavior, lifecycle, or whether it is cleared to nil.
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for label, needle in [
("UIViewRepresentable.updateUIView calls applyIfNeeded", "view.applyIfNeeded()"),
("UIView.didMoveToWindow calls applyIfNeeded", "applyIfNeeded()"),
("UIView.layoutSubviews override exists", "override func layoutSubviews()"),
("setContentScrollView installation exists", "setContentScrollView(anchorScrollView, for: .top)"),
("dismantleUIView cleanup exists", "dismantleUIView"),
("setContentScrollView nil cleanup exists", "setContentScrollView(nil"),
]:
print(f" {label}: {'yes' if needle in path.read_text() else 'no'}")
print(f" layoutSubviews lines: {line_numbers('override func layoutSubviews()')}")
print(f" fallback return lines: {line_numbers('return nearest')}")
# Equivalent selection model for the implementation:
# it returns the first UIViewController whose parent is UINavigationController;
# otherwise it returns the first UIViewController encountered.
def resolve(chain):
nearest = None
for name, parent_kind in chain:
if nearest is None:
nearest = name
if parent_kind == "UINavigationController":
return name
return nearest
cases = [
("pushed content", [("PushedContent", "UINavigationController"), ("Hosting", None)]),
("no navigation ancestor", [("NearestHosting", None), ("Root", None)]),
("nested controller before navigation content",
[("NestedHosting", "OtherContainer"),
("NavigationContent", "UINavigationController")]),
]
print("responder-chain selection model:")
for label, chain in cases:
print(f" {label}: {resolve(chain)}")
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Make the navigation controller the sole owner of this association.
applyIfNeeded() runs from updateUIView, didMoveToWindow, and layoutSubviews, so layout becomes a repair path for controller state. barOwningViewController() also targets the nearest responder when no navigation ancestor exists, which can assign the edge to the wrong controller. Move installation to an explicit navigation/controller owner, fail closed when it is unavailable, and clear the association with setContentScrollView(nil, for: .top) during teardown.
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`@Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/Sources/CmuxMobileShellUI/MobilePinnedNavigationBar.swift`
around lines 71 - 76, Make the navigation controller the sole owner of the
scroll-view association: remove layout- and view-update-driven calls to
applyIfNeeded(), stop barOwningViewController() from falling back to an
arbitrary nearest responder, and only install the association through an
explicit navigation/controller owner when available. During teardown, clear it
with setContentScrollView(nil, for: .top), failing closed when no valid owner
exists.
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Addressed in 5a6e8e1e73: the ratchet now latches only while the screen's content view is still window-attached (event-time read through a shared reference object), so navigation transitions cannot false-positive; the pin applier fails closed without a navigation-controller ancestor and clears its content-scroll-view association on dismantle.
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@azooz2003-bit, the fail-closed owner selection and teardown cleanup are present.
However, the lifecycle ownership issue remains. updateUIView, didMoveToWindow, and layoutSubviews still call applyIfNeeded(). In particular, layoutSubviews still reassigns the navigation controller’s scroll-view association as a repair path.
Please remove the update- and layout-driven reassociation. Install the association through an explicit navigation/controller owner. Keep the existing fail-closed selection and dismantleUIView cleanup.
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Review findings (CodeRabbit, Greptile): window detachment alone does not prove a More-menu collapse. A deeper push (artifact viewer) or a pop detaches the whole screen, cluster probe included, which would falsely latch the recovery ratchet and shrink the title 28pt for the rest of the view's lifetime. The cluster's detach now latches only while the screen's own content view is still window-attached, read at event time through a shared reference object so navigation transitions (content detaches first) are ignored and genuine overflow (content stays) is caught. The pinned-bar applier now fails closed when no ancestor is a navigation controller's child instead of re-pointing the nearest controller, and releases its content-scroll-view association on dismantle so the bar never tracks a deallocated probe's stand-in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When a navigation push, pop, or hosting-controller reparenting detaches the toolbar probe before the content probe publishes its detached state, detailContentAttached remains true and this callback permanently sets trailingToolbarCollapseDetected. The additional 28-point reserve then unnecessarily truncates the workspace title for the retained detail view.
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…ar (#10594) * test(ios): keyboard toggles must not renegotiate the terminal grid New contract for WS-detail keyboard handling: opening or closing the keyboard emits no capacity report, keeps the natural grid, and leaves the render rect untouched in surface coordinates. The old design resized the grid per keyboard toggle (a Mac round-trip), producing the 'terminal pushed down, then resized to full' dismissal glitch. Red on current main: keyboard toggles emit smaller/larger capacity reports and move the render. The stale-echo and dropped-echo coverage now drives grid renegotiation through the composer band, which remains a real grid input. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): render terminal full height, pin its bottom to the composer bar The WS-detail keyboard glitch (terminal pushed down before resizing to full on dismissal) came from resizing the grid per keyboard toggle: the UIKit keyboard animation and the async grid renegotiation (capacity report -> daemon echo -> reflow) ran on different timelines, and a pile of machinery (defer-shrink, provisional pins, cursor-absorb math, presentation rebasing, settle folds) existed to mask the gap. Delete the cause instead of masking it: - The keyboard is no longer a grid input. terminalContainerSize drops the keyboardHeight parameter, so the grid keeps its keyboard-down size; keyboard toggles run no set_size, emit no capacity report, and no longer reflow the shared PTY (the Mac terminal stops resizing when the phone keyboard toggles). - GhosttySurfaceHostView pins the full-height render with one constraint: renderWrapper.bottom == dock.top + steady chrome reservation. Keyboard motion is a single animated layout pass moving the dock; the render rides it and the top rows clip behind the screen top. Keyboard-down layout is byte-identical to before. - Dock seat authority: UIKeyboardLayoutGuide where it works (chrome visible, non-iOS-27), the plain bottom constraint on iOS 27 and while the chrome is hidden (the guide's safe-area fallback would float the hidden dock 34pt above the screen bottom). - Deleted: wrapper transform + presentation rebasing + settle fold, keyboardPresentationTransitionActive freezes, deferShrinkResize, provisional render pins, cursor-absorb math, stale-live viewport clamps, renderPinnedBottomEdge, drawableContainerSize. - Dock frames in the viewport snapshot are now keyboard-invariant surface coordinates (the dock always sits at the viewport bottom there), and the composer dock probe emits keyboardDockTargetTop on the same basis. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(ios): import QuartzCore for CACurrentMediaTime in replay presentation tests CmuxMobileTerminalTests fails to compile in any lane that builds the app scheme's package tests (cmuxFeatureTests filters, local swift build); the file uses CACurrentMediaTime without importing QuartzCore. Pre-existing on main; fixed here because it blocks running this PR's new suites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): blank rows absorb the keyboard before the render slides While the terminal content bottom fits above the composer bar, the terminal stays top-pinned under the navigation bar and the keyboard covers only blank rows; as content grows the render transitions continuously into the full bottom-pin so the newest rows ride the composer bar. This kills the post-clear regression where a top-anchored cursor slid behind the screen top for no reason. Mechanics: the host wrapper constraint gains a slack term — renderWrapper.bottom == dock.top + steadyChromeReservation + slack, slack = min(blankBelowContent, keyboardIntrusion) — retargeted with the keyboard's own animation curve on transitions and followed per-frame by the display link while a keyboard is up (content written under the keyboard shrinks the slack row by row). blankBelowContent is the cursor bottom proxy from ghostty_surface_ime_point; alternate-screen apps report nil (a TUI's cursor says nothing about safe-to-cover rows) and keep the plain bottom-pin, wired from the shell store's isAlternateScreen through the representable. The dock seam contract becomes gap == keyboardSlack (still zero whenever content reaches the composer bar); the probe emits keyboardSlack and assertTerminalPresentationPinnedToDock asserts the new equality. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): measure real content bottom and drop the keyboard-guide dock seat Two dogfood findings on the kbfull build: 1. Claude Code draws UI rows BELOW the cursor (input-box border, shortcut hints), so the cursor-row proxy let the blank-space absorption cover real content. Content bottom is now measured from the rendered viewport text (last non-whitespace row) on the serial output queue — same lock discipline and throttling as the DEBUG accessibility read — with the cursor row kept only as a lower bound (it can sit on a blank line below the last text). Only the row count crosses to main. 2. The terminal frame visibly travelled on keyboard toggles even when the slack cancels the whole intrusion (short content should not move at all). Root cause: two animation authorities — UIKeyboardLayoutGuide animated the dock inside UIKit's own transaction while the slack retarget animated in a second one. The dock seat is now notification- driven on every OS version: both constants retarget in ONE animated pass, so a full-slack toggle changes the wrapper frame by exactly zero and nothing animates. The guide stays attached as a passive sensor that self-heals the keyboard model after detached transitions (disabled on iOS 27 where the guide can lie at the screen bottom). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): gate the keyboard-guide sensor during notification-driven legs The passive guide sensor published mid-animation guide frames into the keyboard model during a notification-driven leg: the guide lags the notification, so a dismissal transiently re-poisoned the model with a partial keyboard height, which reseated both constants mid-flight — the content dipped below its top pin (a spurious top padding) and healed a beat later. Keyboard legs now own both constants until their animation completes (generation-guarded, cleared on window detach): layout passes, safe-area changes, and the display-link absorption follow all stand down while a leg is active — the same transition gate the pre-rebuild design had around its guide reads. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * debug(ios): trace keyboard-leg geometry for the padding/row-blank repro Logs every keyboard leg (target, intrusion, blank, slack, both constants, wrapper frame), leg completion, out-of-leg constant reseats, absorption follows, render-rect moves, keyboard-model writes, and content-row measurement changes to the anchormux debug sink, so a phone repro pinpoints which component moves. Bounded, privacy-safe values only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): heal keyboard-toggle visibility from the settled guide sensor The keyboard-visibility model lives on the persistent surface and was only written by keyboard notifications, which the host ignores while detached. Dismissing the keyboard during navigation left the model stuck at visible, so the toolbar keyboard toggle opened a fresh workspace in the wrong state and needed two taps. The layout self-heal now publishes visibility alongside the height: a settled guide at the screen bottom is an authoritative keyboard-down on the sensor OS versions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: restore ghostty submodule pointer reverted by #10620 PR #10620 accidentally moved the ghostty submodule back from 5045df3f (pixel-scroll renderer API, required by GhosttySurfaceView+LocalPixelScroll) to the older 3da10da, which breaks every iOS build on main. Restore the pointer #10523 pinned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): keyboard toggle starts in the show state; resolve the passive guide Two reasons the toggle still lied on first open: - The dismiss button was CONSTRUCTED with the hide glyph and label, and setKeyboardShown only fires on visibility transitions, so any surface that opens with the keyboard down kept the wrong default forever. The button now constructs in the show state and the surface re-syncs the glyph from the live model whenever the toolbar installs. - An unconstrained UIKeyboardLayoutGuide never resolves its layoutFrame, which silently turned the passive sensor (including its visibility heal) into a stale-model echo. A hidden zero-sized probe view now rides the guide's top edge so UIKit resolves it; nothing else depends on the probe, so it cannot become a second animation authority. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): keyboard-invariant terminal hosting; sensor heals only at attach The phone trace (kb.* instrumentation) showed the terminal's SwiftUI hosting view still changed size with the keyboard — 836pt down, 802pt up: the terminal expansion ignored .container edges but not .keyboard, so SwiftUI's keyboard avoidance re-shaped the representable by the home-indicator band on every toggle. That resized the grid (61<->58 rows, a shared-PTY renegotiation), leaving a stale one-cell top gap and a transient effective-grid letterbox pin (renderRect@35 in the trace, the user's screenshotted frame) plus remote-reflow row blanking until the round trip settled. mobileTerminalSafeAreaExpansion now also ignores the keyboard safe area, so the hosting view is keyboard-invariant and the grid genuinely never renegotiates on toggles. The trace also showed the resolved guide sensor front-running keyboard notifications (kb.model/kb.reseat before kb.leg): the guide updates a layout pass before the notification arrives, snapping constants without animation. The sensor heal now runs only at window attach — the case it exists for — while attached toggles are notification-owned end to end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): heal keyboard model on first laid-out pass; bound content scans Review findings on the merge head: - P1: didMoveToWindow read the keyboard guide before layout resolved it, so a reattach with the keyboard still visible recorded keyboard-hidden and nothing would correct the dock until the next keyboard event. The heal now arms at attach and runs on the first laid-out pass (guide resolved), and any real keyboard notification preempts it. - P2: the content-bottom measurement ran at 4Hz on every output burst even with the keyboard down. It now runs at 1Hz while hidden (a warm value for the next raise) and 4Hz only while a keyboard is up, with a defensive byte cap; the read is viewport-bounded, never scrollback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): layout passes with unchanged bounds do not re-enter set_size Host keyboard animation drives surface layout passes; the unconditional layout-driven geometry sync re-ran ghostty_surface_set_size with an identical container a few times per toggle (visible as duplicate geom lines in the device trace). Bounds are the only layout-borne geometry input — composer band, chrome, safe area, and font changes all schedule their own sync at their mutation sites — so the layout path now syncs only when bounds actually change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): strip in-flight keyboard animations on window detach A detach during a keyboard leg left the wrapper/clip/dock presentation animations running; after reattachment they could override the freshly seated constraint model until they expired. The detach path now removes them, matching the pre-rewrite behavior. The remaining reviewer note about iOS 27 reattach recovery is a pre-existing platform parity gap: main's notification fallback also had no detached-transition recovery on iOS 27, and this PR does not change that population's behavior. Non-27 devices heal from the resolved guide at attach. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): measure content bottom at keyboard raise, not just on output Content written or cleared immediately before a raise (with no output afterwards) could steer the blank-space absorption with a row count up to a second old. Every raise now schedules an immediate measurement on the serialized output queue; the result lands mid-leg and the display-link follow applies any correction at settle. The round-4 reviewer claim that the wrapper constraint is self-referential is a verified false positive: moveBottomDock(to:) reparents the dock container into the HOST before the constraint is created, so the dock-top anchor does not move with the wrapper — device traces show the exact expected constants with a 0.000 seam and no constraint breaks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor(ios): drive chrome-hidden tests via internal access, not a seam CodeRabbit, Greptile, and the local policy check all converged on the setChromeHiddenForTesting wrapper. setChromeHidden is internal now and the behavior test reaches it through @testable import; the shipped seam is gone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ios): host forwards window-level safe-area changes to the grid resync The grid container reads the window's bottom inset through the surface's fallback resolver, but a window-level inset change neither fires the slid surface's own safeAreaInsetsDidChange nor changes its bounds, so the geometry sync could run against a stale reservation. The host now forwards the resync from its own safe-area handler. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Consolidates #10577 and #10596 into the exact combined build dogfooded on the phone (tag barpin). Three changes:
1. Tighter title reserve with a collapse-recovery ratchet. The leading title pill truncated beside a ~35pt dead gap before the trailing cluster because the estimate reserve from #10376 over-counts chrome. The reserves give back 12pt of the ~22pt slack measured on a 402pt iPhone 17 (per-item chrome 24→20, margins 84→80), deliberately less than half of the 30pt trim that collapsed an iPhone 17 Pro Max into the More menu in an earlier revision (reverted in-branch). A UIKit probe on the always-structural trailing cluster detects its content leaving the window while the view lives, the observable signature of a More collapse, and ratchets a 28pt recovery reserve on for the view's lifetime, strictly roomier than the original constants, so a collapse can never persist. Measured-position sizing was tried and abandoned: grouped ToolbarItems render composited without their own window attachment on iOS 26, so cross-item positions are unobtainable (probe logs in the branch history).
2. Pinned navigation bar on scrollable surfaces (iOS 26.0+). iOS 26 minimizes the whole nav bar into a floating "…" pill over scrolling content, so the browser and chat surfaces lost back/title/controls behind it while the terminal (no system scroll view) never did. No 26-SDK opt-out exists (
toolbarMinimizeBehavior(.never)is iOS 27 SwiftUI; UIKit 26 only covers the tab bar), but the bar's scroll linkage is public: a probe re-points the pushed screen'ssetContentScrollView(_:for: .top)at a static never-scrolling stand-in, decoupling the bar so it stays expanded. The iOS 27 native opt-out is also applied, gated#if compiler(>=6.4).3. Browser pill shows the workspace. Browser, browser-stream, and simulator-stream surfaces now use the terminal's two-line standard label (workspace name over the page/tab/device title) instead of the page title alone; the single-line browser label token is removed as dead code.
Verified on isolated simulators (before/after screenshots in the dogfood thread): unfixed build dissolved trailing items after one scroll; fixed build keeps the full bar after scrolling to a page footer; spacing build shows the tighter gap with no More menu. Combined build dogfooded on the phone and approved. Unit tests cover the width math including the ratchet; no practical unit test exists for the UIKit bar-linkage behavior (verified behaviorally per test policy). No user-facing strings changed (localization audit: none needed).
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Pins the iOS navigation bar over scrollable content and tightens the toolbar title reserve with a collapse-recovery ratchet guarded by content presence; browser-style pills now show the workspace name with the surface title as a subtitle. Previously, iOS 26 minimized the bar into a floating … pill and the title truncated beside unused gap; now the bar stays expanded and the title uses a smaller reserve that auto-recovers only after a verified More collapse.
collapseRecoveryReserveonly after the trailing cluster leaves while the screen’s content remains window-attached (UIKit probe + shared presence). Touchpoints:MobileLeadingToolbarTitleWidth,TrailingToolbarItemMeasurement(presence readers). Tests added..toolbarMinimizeBehavior(.never)for the navigation bar. Hardened: fails closed if no bar-owning view controller and releases the association on dismantle. Verify browser/chat keep back/title/controls; terminal unchanged.standardlabel (workspace title + page/tab/device subtitle) and removes the single-line browser label token. Tests updated.WorkspaceTitleMenuValueelsewhere, add thehadTrailingCollapseBool. No localization changes.Written for commit 5a6e8e1. Summary will update on new commits.
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