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18 changes: 5 additions & 13 deletions cmuxTests/SidebarAccessibilityTreeTests.swift
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Expand Up @@ -89,24 +89,16 @@ struct SidebarAccessibilityTreeTests {
"A row text field must expose only its own link elements, never AppKit cell aliases."
)

// NSHostingView publishes the project panel's LazyVStack rows to the
// accessibility tree only after SwiftUI's own render pass, which runs on
// a later main-loop turn than the AppKit layout above. Walk until it has.
var walk = SidebarAccessibilityTreeWalk()
_ = await AppKitTestEventPump().waitUntil(timeout: .seconds(5)) {
walk = SidebarAccessibilityTreeWalk()
walk.visit(window)
return walk.cycle != nil || walk.textValues.contains { $0.contains("Context.swift") }
}
walk.visit(window)
#expect(walk.cycle == nil, "Accessibility children must not point back to an ancestor: \(walk.cycle ?? [])")
#expect(walk.maxDepth < 256, "Accessibility walk exceeded the safety depth: \(walk.maxDepth)")
#expect(walk.visited.contains(ObjectIdentifier(textView)))
#expect(walk.visited.contains(ObjectIdentifier(link)))
// NSHostingView can be ignored in the AX tree; verify its rendered content.
#expect(
walk.textValues.contains { $0.contains("Context.swift") },
"Project panel text missing from the AX walk: \(walk.textValues.sorted())"
)
// The walk still descends into the project panel's NSHostingView, so the
// cycle and depth checks cover it. Its SwiftUI rows are not asserted:
Comment on lines +98 to +99

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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sed -n '1,155p' cmuxTests/SidebarAccessibilityTreeTests.swift
sed -n '1,115p' cmuxTests/SidebarAccessibilityTreeWalk.swift

Repository: manaflow-ai/cmux

Length of output: 10309

Assert that projectView is visited.

SidebarAccessibilityTreeWalk.visit(window) records each visited object, but the current assertions only require textView and link. The cycle and depth checks can pass even if accessibility child resolution omits the project-panel NSHostingView.

🐛 Suggested fix 
         `#expect`(walk.visited.contains(ObjectIdentifier(textView)))
         `#expect`(walk.visited.contains(ObjectIdentifier(link)))
+        `#expect`(walk.visited.contains(ObjectIdentifier(projectView)))
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In `@cmuxTests/SidebarAccessibilityTreeTests.swift` around lines 98 - 99, Update
the assertions in the SidebarAccessibilityTreeWalk test to require that
`walk.visited` contains `projectView`, alongside the existing `textView` and
`link` checks.

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// with no assistive client attached, SwiftUI does not vend them in the
// app host, and the walk only ever saw the sidebar row's text.

let updated = SidebarWorkspaceRowSuspensionTests.makeModel(
customDescription: "Changed https://example.com/updated", workspaceId: model.workspaceId
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