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fix(mobile): pulling to Load earlier activity no longer snaps the feed back to the end - #31907
In a thread whose loaded page is about one screen tall, pulling down to "Load earlier activity" and releasing turns end-following back on. The next layout or data change then scrolls the feed back to the end, the button goes back under the header, and older history can't be reached.
Reproduced on current main in an iPhone 17 Pro simulator: a running agent turn with a 75-row first page (contentSize 826–967 pt, viewport 874 pt, header inset 116 pt, composer inset 142–255 pt). After release at the top, the list reported isAtEnd: true at scroll −116 (no jump-to-end arrow). Tapping "Load earlier activity" then jumped the feed to the absolute end.
Change
getIsAtEnd in our @legendapp/list@3.3.5 patch had two errors:
Its at-end distance subtracted the end (composer) inset, but getContentSize already includes that inset. Any position within about one composer height of the end therefore counted as the end. On a feed about one screen tall, that covers the whole scroll range, including the top. Legend List 3.7.1 already uses contentSize - scroll - scrollLength for this distance.
Its "content fits" shortcut (contentSize < scrollLength) ignored the start inset that the patch adds for the transparent header.
The function now uses one rule for every list. Content fits when contentSize - scrollLength <= -contentInsetStartAdjustment (+1 pt). Otherwise the list is at its end only within 1 pt of its real end. Both the react-native.js and react-native.mjs hunks change; nothing else in the patch does.
What changes for users: following re-arms only when you return to the real end. A release that stops a little short of the end, or a disclosure that grows the content while following, now leaves following off and shows the jump-to-end arrow. ThreadFeed's comment already called for this ("Re-arm follow only at the actual end").
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/legendListAtEnd.test.ts loads the installed patched bundle in node:vm and calls getIsAtEnd with geometry measured on the simulator. On main it fails with a feed pulled to its start edge (scroll -116) is 77.8pt from its end: expected true to be false. It covers:
a feed pulled to its start edge (scroll −116);
a feed 2 pt below the start edge (scroll −114);
a feed under an opaque header with no start inset (rows 700, composer inset 200, scroll 0);
control cases that must still read at end: the real end, and content that fits below the header.
All of these pass with the fix, and thread-feed-live-follow.test.ts still passes.
vp run check:changed passes: unused patches, format, lint, knip, typecheck for 40 packages, and tests.
Simulator runtime transcript (iPhone 17 Pro, dev client against an isolated dev server with a synthetic thread). Each row is the isAtEnd reading from temporary logging in the installed bundle, plus the behaviour seen:
Build
contentSize
Scroll
isAtEnd
Seen after release, then tapping "Load earlier activity"
main
835.8
−116 (start)
true
no jump-to-end arrow; the load lands at the end
main
938.8
−116 (start)
true
no jump-to-end arrow; the tap jumps to the absolute end (scroll 92.7)
first draft of this fix
826.4
−116 (start)
false
arrow shown; the position stays put
first draft of this fix
966.8
−116 (start)
false
arrow shown; the position stays put
this PR
826.8
−47.3 (end, on open)
true
—
this PR
~940
release at the top
— (log not captured)
arrow shown; older rows load above and the position is kept
Android (Pixel 9 emulator, no start inset): a thread that fits the screen opens with the button visible and reads at end (true).
Not checked: before/after recordings are not attached. The iOS 18 opaque-header path is covered by the test above, not on a device. Keyboard open and close while following were not exercised on a device.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
The patched LegendList getIsAtEnd reports a thread feed pulled to its
start edge as at end when its content is about one screen tall, which
re-arms end following. These tests reproduce #31867 with the geometry
logged on an iPhone 17 Pro simulator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Under a header inset the feed scrolls from -insetStart, but the patched
LegendList getIsAtEnd treated any content shorter than the viewport as
fitting and subtracted the composer inset from the end distance again.
With a composer inset larger than the header inset, a feed pulled to its
start edge read as at its end, so the next data change jumped back down.
For lists with a start inset, content now fits only when it fits below
that inset, and resting at the start edge of content that does not fit is
never the end. Lists without a start inset behave as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…oll range
The patched LegendList getIsAtEnd subtracted the composer inset from the
distance to the end even though the content size already includes it, so a
feed up to one composer inset above its end read as at end. This happened
with and without a header start inset.
Measure the distance as contentSize - scroll - scrollLength, as upstream
Legend List does since 3.7.1, and treat content as fitting when its scroll
range collapses to the start inset. This replaces the start-inset special
case.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The mobile feed now resumes automatic following only at the actual end, preventing pulls for earlier activity from snapping back. Human review is required for this change to the default scrolling interaction.
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Handing over findings from #31902. These results concern our branch, not this PR's head.
On base 2756da402b5d795baa05762cba1706a2c0e2fac8, an iPhone 12 simulator running iOS 27.0 reached the size boundary and hid Load earlier activity at rest. Client: T3 Code Dev 2.2.0 build 1, native fingerprint 316afd351f76b38d7c29e47460801c335423fdc1, isolated backend with synthetic history. Measured viewport 844 pt, start adjustment 101 pt, effective end inset 94 pt, contentSize 813.167 pt, resting offset −31 pt. The physical start was −101 pt. Base screenshot.
We did not reproduce the release snap ourselves: recording and pan commands failed with Remote daemon is unavailable, including after recovery. No before/after MP4 or fixed-device run exists from this job. The opaque-header iOS 18 case and active-run interaction stayed unverified.
The installed native bundle confirmed that getContentSize already includes the end inset. At the measured start, the old distance formula reported −23.833 pt despite a physical distance of 70.167 pt. One related finding: doMaintainScrollAtEnd's old contentSize < scrollLength branch also recorded state.scroll = -101 while this scrollable feed physically rested near −31. Our separate VM regression covers using the start adjustment in that fit check too.
At our fix head bcbb261ed9c98e53e6e7038b3c00fe293775140d, actual-bundle VM tests for native CJS and ESM passed 28/28, including glass-header, composer-only, underflow, no-inset, and the maintenance-state case. Before the fix, eight regression cases failed and 20 passed. Independent Codex review found no actionable source/test findings. Boat's vp run check:changed origin/main passed at that head: format, lint, knip, unused patches, typechecks for 40 packages, and 30 tests across two files. The required CI gate also passed. Our draft remained blocked on native interaction proof. No further testing or pushes will run from this job.
The LegendList patch updates inset-aware layout sizing and MVCP restoration in both React Native builds. ThreadFeed now uses shared end-follow settings with a zero threshold. New VM tests check end detection and scroll state at the feed’s end and start.
Changes: LegendList end behavior
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Summary
Inset-aware sizing and end detection patches/@legendapp__list@3.7.2.patch, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadFeedEndFollow.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/legendListAtEnd.test.ts
The initial layout check includes the top content inset when comparing content size with scroll length. ThreadFeed now uses shared end-follow settings and a threshold of 0. VM tests check end detection at the end, when content fits, and near the start edge, and verify that releasing a start-edge pull leaves end-follow state flags false.
MVCP restoration while following the end patches/@legendapp__list@3.7.2.patch
For qualifying size-only changes while following the end, MVCP restoration rechecks eligibility, clamps the stored offset when it exceeds the new end, and requests an adjustment when the difference exceeds MVCP_POSITION_EPSILON. If eligibility changes, it uses the original restore.
The scroll-to-end button may briefly appear unnecessarily when pulling an exactly fitting feed. This bounded issue can be fixed or accepted before merging.
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[#31867] The patch adds the top inset to isContentLess, but it leaves the issue's opaque-header case unchanged. With no top inset and contentSize 700 versus scrollLength 800, isContentLess rem…
Update the content-fits check so the opaque-header case with the composer inset is not classified as fitting. Add a regression test for the issue's no-top-inset geometry and verify that releasing at the start does not re-arm end following.
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The patch changes, the ThreadFeed follow threshold, the MVCP size-change handling, and the regression tests all concern end-following and layout changes in the mobile feed. They support the linked i…
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[#31867] The patch adds the top inset to isContentLess, but it leaves the issue's opaque-header case unchanged. With no top inset and contentSize 700 versus scrollLength 800, isContentLess remains true despite the 200-point composer inset. The new test uses a 116-point top inset and does not cover this case. A zero follow threshold does not correct an incorrect isAtEnd result.
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Update the content-fits check so the opaque-header case with the composer inset is not classified as fitting. Add a regression test for the issue's no-top-inset geometry and verify that releasing at the start does not re-arm end following.
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Legend List 3.7.2 already counts the composer inset once in its end distance,
so only the fit check still needs the patch: content fits only when it fits
below the top inset, otherwise a feed pulled to its start edge reads as at end.
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p=$(printf '%s\n' node_modules/.pnpm/@legendapp+list@3.7.2*/node_modules/@legendapp/list/react-native.js | sed -n '1p')
cat -n "$p"| sed -n '585,612p;2116,2160p;7370,7388p'
cat -n apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadDetailScreen.tsx | sed -n '1384,1403p'
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Include the tolerance in the content-fit check.
When the content exactly fits, pulling past the start can make isAtEnd false and show the scroll-to-end button. The distance check only covers the resting position. Apply the 1-point fit tolerance in both bundles.
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Review comment at @patches/@legendapp__list@3.7.2.patch at line 11:
Update the isContentLess fit check in both bundles to treat content as fitting when its size is within the 1-point edge-position tolerance of the available scroll length. Reuse the existing EDGE_POSITION_EPSILON value and preserve the current content-size and inset calculation.
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…ms end following
Legend List's default maintainScrollAtEndThreshold (0.1 of the viewport) re-arms end
following when a user scroll settles within that distance, so a feed pulled to its start
edge 77.8pt from the end snapped back even with isAtEnd corrected. The feed now sets the
threshold to 0, and the regression test drives the release through checkAtBottom and
settleUserScroll with the feed's own configuration.
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in the real app the problem is still there, and the rework changed nothing:
Not fixed this round; nothing pushed. The device report says the feed still snaps to the end on head after a release 103pt or 35pt short of the end, followed by appended streaming text. I checked the likely causes against the code and could not find the path that still snaps. (1) The app runs the patched bundle: ThreadFeed uses @legendapp/list/keyboard, which imports @legendapp/list/react-native and reanimated, and that resolves to the patched react-native.mjs. (2) maintainScrollAtEndThreshold={0} reaches the list through KeyboardAwareLegendList and AnimatedLegendList. (3) apps/mobile never calls scrollToEnd on the thread feed. (4) In Legend List 3.7.2, every path that re-arms end following (rearmEndFollowIfSettled via checkThresholds or appScrollRearm, the scroll-toward-end re-arm, scrollToEnd, fresh data) is gated by a zero threshold or needs the feed within 1pt of the end. After settleUserScroll, endFollowInterrupted is true, and doMaintainScrollAtEnd refuses to run while it is. (5) react-native-keyboard-controller's KeyboardChatScrollView shifts content only within 20pt of the end on keyboard or composer padding changes. Unconfirmed candidates: interruptUserScroll only calls cancelScroll, without interrupting following, when a scroll is in flight at drag begin, and settleUserScroll returns early (leaving isFollowingEnd as is) while scrollingTo, pendingScrollResolve, a waiting scroll request or appScrollRearm is pending. Either could keep following on in a running thread, as could the anchored-end-space resize while a turn streams. The issue notes the thread was running. Confirming either needs an instrumented device run that logs isFollowingEnd, endFollowInterrupted, scrollingTo and isWithinMaintainScrollAtEndThreshold at release, at settle and on append, using the synthetic provider fixture from the proof step, which this step does not have. I made no speculative change.
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Problem
In a thread whose loaded page is about one screen tall, pulling down to "Load earlier activity" and releasing turns end-following back on. The next layout or data change then scrolls the feed back to the end, the button goes back under the header, and older history can't be reached.
Reproduced on current main in an iPhone 17 Pro simulator: a running agent turn with a 75-row first page (contentSize 826–967 pt, viewport 874 pt, header inset 116 pt, composer inset 142–255 pt). After release at the top, the list reported
isAtEnd: trueat scroll −116 (no jump-to-end arrow). Tapping "Load earlier activity" then jumped the feed to the absolute end.Change
getIsAtEndin our@legendapp/list@3.3.5patch had two errors:getContentSizealready includes that inset. Any position within about one composer height of the end therefore counted as the end. On a feed about one screen tall, that covers the whole scroll range, including the top. Legend List 3.7.1 already usescontentSize - scroll - scrollLengthfor this distance.contentSize < scrollLength) ignored the start inset that the patch adds for the transparent header.The function now uses one rule for every list. Content fits when
contentSize - scrollLength <= -contentInsetStartAdjustment(+1 pt). Otherwise the list is at its end only within 1 pt of its real end. Both thereact-native.jsandreact-native.mjshunks change; nothing else in the patch does.What changes for users: following re-arms only when you return to the real end. A release that stops a little short of the end, or a disclosure that grows the content while following, now leaves following off and shows the jump-to-end arrow. ThreadFeed's comment already called for this ("Re-arm follow only at the actual end").
Scope and approval
Fixes #31867
Verification
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/legendListAtEnd.test.tsloads the installed patched bundle innode:vmand callsgetIsAtEndwith geometry measured on the simulator. On main it fails witha feed pulled to its start edge (scroll -116) is 77.8pt from its end: expected true to be false. It covers:All of these pass with the fix, and
thread-feed-live-follow.test.tsstill passes.vp run check:changedpasses: unused patches, format, lint, knip, typecheck for 40 packages, and tests.Simulator runtime transcript (iPhone 17 Pro, dev client against an isolated dev server with a synthetic thread). Each row is the
isAtEndreading from temporary logging in the installed bundle, plus the behaviour seen:Android (Pixel 9 emulator, no start inset): a thread that fits the screen opens with the button visible and reads at end (true).
Not checked: before/after recordings are not attached. The iOS 18 opaque-header path is covered by the test above, not on a device. Keyboard open and close while following were not exercised on a device.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.