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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAndroid split-view thread, file, terminal, and home screens now provide controls to show or maximize the primary sidebar. Empty workspace detail renders a Show threads button when the sidebar is hidden. ChangesAndroid split-view sidebar controls
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In `@apps/mobile/src/features/home/HomeRouteScreen.tsx`:
- Around line 126-132: Update the WorkspaceEmptyDetail onShowSidebar prop in
HomeRouteScreen so togglePrimarySidebar is provided only when Platform.OS is
android and the primary sidebar is hidden; keep it undefined for iOS, including
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In the split layout the persistent thread sidebar could not be hidden on Android. iOS wires the toggle through the native header, but the Android in-flow headers for the thread, files tree, and file screens never added the action, and the Home empty pane hides its header entirely. Add the sidebar action to those Android headers, matching the terminal screen, and show a "Show threads" button on the empty Home pane while the sidebar is hidden so the state is reversible.
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Fixes reproduced on an Android emulator and from upstream reports. Feed: Android stops drawing a text view past the GPU's maximum texture height, so a long list rendered as one selectable Text lost its tail and took seconds per frame to draw. Long lists now split into 40-item chunks. Wide assistant markdown blocks keep a pinned width; the feed reserves bottom padding. Keyboard: the feed re-pins after keyboard transitions settle and when the composer collapses; the back gesture collapses the composer; sticky composers only follow the keyboard after a fresh show or real focus (upstream pingdotgg#8212). Terminal: hardware Enter no longer moves focus off the terminal; keyboards that use deleteSurroundingText (FUTO) send Backspace; forward delete works. Also: stream haptics no longer buzz every 320ms on Android and all haptics use the system engine; thread settings apply on tap without Save; typed pairing codes are normalized to the server format; non-git projects fall back to the current checkout instead of a dead worktree default; user CA certificates are trusted; Ctrl/Cmd+Enter sends from a hardware keyboard; thread rename, project favicons in the filter, tablet sidebar toggle, desktop-window density, route titles, Material You review colors, bottom gesture-bar insets, and the composer placeholder clipping (upstream PRs pingdotgg#11503, pingdotgg#11370, pingdotgg#11339, pingdotgg#8200, pingdotgg#8717, pingdotgg#11445, pingdotgg#6003, pingdotgg#5052, pingdotgg#8362, pingdotgg#10709, pingdotgg#11611, pingdotgg#8800, adapted).
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The user highlighted that the new left-sidebar trigger sits among the trailing content actions. Latest PR head remains The smallest implementation is a leading-action slot in the existing Android header, used for sidebar visibility in split layouts while preserving compact Back semantics. Apply consistently to chat, file tree/single-file and terminal headers, and retain headerless Home recovery. Keep the trigger available when the sidebar is hidden. No new navigation rail or header rewrite is necessary for this release. Android's responsive navigation guidance places wide-screen navigation on the leading edge. Google's documented Gmail tablet migration and Drive tablet redesign move navigation to the side. Those examples support a left navigation region; the exact before-title position is my T3 Code design recommendation. |
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What Changed
On Android tablets the mobile app uses the split layout, where the thread list is a persistent sidebar. The sidebar toggle already exists in the adaptive workspace layout and iOS wires it into the native header, but the Android in-flow headers never got the action. This PR adds it in the places iOS already has it:
ThreadRouteScreen: sidebar action in the Android split-view header.ThreadFilesRouteScreen: sidebar action in the Android files tree header and the single file header.WorkspaceEmptyDetailandHomeRouteScreen: a "Show threads" button on the empty Home pane while the sidebar is hidden. Android hides the header on this pane, so without it the Android back gesture from a maximized thread would land on a blank screen with no way to bring the sidebar back.The terminal screen already had the Android action, so the new ones follow its pattern and labels. On Android the action always uses the sidebar glyph (the terminal header is updated to match) so the control reads the same whether the sidebar is open or closed. iOS keeps its Mail-style icons. No layout thresholds, contracts, or shared state changed.
Why
On a Daylight DC1 (Android, tablet-sized) the sidebar takes a third of the screen and cannot be hidden, so a thread can never take the whole screen. Phones never hit this because the compact layout has no persistent sidebar, which is why the gap went unnoticed. This restores parity with iOS and keeps the hide/show state reversible from every screen that renders beside the sidebar.
UI Changes
Before, on the Daylight DC1. The sidebar is always visible and there is no control to hide it:
After: the thread, files, and file headers gain a maximize/show-threads action, and the empty Home pane shows a "Show threads" button while the sidebar is hidden.
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