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refactor(mobile): one inspector column, declared with <Inspector> - #27085
Screens filled the workspace's third column in two ways. Some registered content as the "inspector". A /files regex and checks on route names chose between that and a "supplementary" role that nothing ever drew. Each role kept its own visibility and width.
Screens now render <Inspector revealKey?>{content}</Inspector>. The column has a single preference, and it only takes up space while a screen fills it, so a stale preference can no longer hide the sidebar beside a page that has no inspector. The Files and Review routes pass a revealKey, which opens the column once per thread and replaces the layout's checks on route names.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This refactor consolidates mobile inspector rendering into a single declarative column and prevents inactive inspectors from reserving sidebar space. Its effects are limited to UI layout and transient visibility state.
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The mobile adaptive workspace layout replaces role-based auxiliary panes with a file inspector pane. Screens render inspector content through Inspector, and thread actions use showInspector to reveal the pane.
Auxiliary-pane support, visibility, and width now use file-inspector layout calculations. The role-based pane type and input are removed, and existing visibility expectations remain unchanged.
Inspector registration and reveal apps/mobile/src/Stack.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/layout/adaptive-workspace-context.ts
The layout registers focused inspector content and tracks reveal keys by route. It exposes showInspector and uses file-inspector preferences for pane visibility and width. Workspace route data now provides the active route key and name instead of keys for all routes.
File, thread, and review screens render inspector content through Inspector. Thread actions reveal the file inspector, file-screen branches retain the inspector wrapper, and the navigation test exercises registration through rendered content.
sequenceDiagram
participant ThreadRouteScreen
participant Inspector
participant AdaptiveWorkspaceContext
participant AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout
ThreadRouteScreen->>Inspector: Render inspector content with revealKey
Inspector->>AdaptiveWorkspaceContext: Register focused content and reveal data
AdaptiveWorkspaceContext->>AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout: Provide registered content and reveal data
AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout->>AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout: Record reveal key and show file inspector
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Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#25197: Fixes repeated focus and blur registration for the prior inspector registration hook.
pingdotgg/t3code#27090: Extends the Inspector presentation and changes the registration and reveal contracts.
Suggested reviewers:pixpmusic, maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 4f440
The thread screen's inspector can re-register itself on every layout update and may hit React's update-depth limit, breaking the thread view with the inspector. Make the registration trigger stable before merging.
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The workspace's third column had two roles. Screens registered content as
"inspector", while a /files regex and route-name checks picked between
that and a "supplementary" role that nothing ever drew. Each role kept
its own visibility and width.
Screens now render <Inspector revealKey?>{content}</Inspector>. The
column has one preference, and it only makes room while a screen fills
it, so a stale preference can no longer hide the sidebar beside a page
with no inspector. The Files and Review routes pass a revealKey to open
the column once per thread, replacing the layout's route-name checks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Major · Prevent repeated inspector registration for JSX children. · AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:172
apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:172 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Prevent repeated inspector registration for JSX children.
Inspector creates a new renderer on each render, and its content effect re-registers whenever props.children changes identity. ThreadRouteScreen passes a freshly-created JSX child, so a layout or context update can trigger another registration. Each registration stores a new inspector object and can continue the render/update cycle until React reaches its maximum update depth.
Use a stable registration trigger or a ref-backed renderer. Add a focused regression test that renders a JSX child and forces a layout or context update. The current test covers only primitive string children.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx
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Stabilize registration in Inspector so fresh props.children identities from
ThreadRouteScreen do not create repeated inspector registrations and trigger a
render loop; use a stable registration trigger or ref-backed renderer while
keeping rendered content current. Add a focused regression test that renders a
JSX child and forces a layout or context update, complementing the existing
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:
- Line 172: Stabilize registration in Inspector so fresh props.children
identities from ThreadRouteScreen do not create repeated inspector registrations
and trigger a render loop; use a stable registration trigger or ref-backed
renderer while keeping rendered content current. Add a focused regression test
that renders a JSX child and forces a layout or context update, complementing
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I fixed the failing check: both broken test suites now pass (2 files, 7 tests) and lint is clean on the two files I edited.
**What failed.** Two suites in "Running the fork's tests in apps/mobile" crashed before any test ran, both with `SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'typeof'`. That error comes from real `react-native` code, which vitest can't parse, getting loaded because a module wasn't mocked. The suites were `apps/mobile/src/fork/sites/SiteEditor.test.tsx` and `apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadRouteScreen.test.tsx`. Both test files are fork-owned: upstream v0.1.8-nightly.20261104.4165 doesn't have them.
**Why.** Upstream changed what these components import, and the fork's mocks still matched the old imports:
- **SiteEditor:** upstream's AppBar refactor (pingdotgg#27205) switched `Sheet.android.tsx` from `AndroidSheetHeader` to `AppBar` and removed `AndroidSheetHeader`. The test still mocked `AndroidScreenHeader`, so the real `AppBar` loaded.
- **ThreadRouteScreen:** upstream's inspector rework (pingdotgg#27085, pingdotgg#27090, pingdotgg#27205) made `ThreadRouteScreen.tsx` import `Inspector` from `AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout` and `InspectorSheetContext` from the new `layout/workspace-inspector-sheet` module. The test's layout mock had no `Inspector`, and the new module wasn't mocked, so its `react-native-screens` imports loaded.
**What I changed** (only the two test files; no upstream code, seams or rows):
- `SiteEditor.test.tsx`: the stale `AndroidScreenHeader` mock is now a mock of `AppBar` that keeps the same "Back" button behaviour. The Android dismiss test still checks the `sites-editor-dismiss` seam.
- `ThreadRouteScreen.test.tsx`: added `Inspector: () => null` to the `AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout` mock, and mocked `../layout/workspace-inspector-sheet` with a plain React context.
No test was skipped or weakened.
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Screens filled the workspace's third column in two ways. Some registered content as the "inspector". A
/filesregex and checks on route names chose between that and a "supplementary" role that nothing ever drew. Each role kept its own visibility and width.Screens now render
<Inspector revealKey?>{content}</Inspector>. The column has a single preference, and it only takes up space while a screen fills it, so a stale preference can no longer hide the sidebar beside a page that has no inspector. The Files and Review routes pass arevealKey, which opens the column once per thread and replaces the layout's checks on route names.Part of the workspace split: router → shell → feature screens → design system → native. Stacked on https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/26741.
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