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fix(mobile): Android sheets scroll without per-feature platform checks - #34207
On Android, the Git overview sheet can't be touch-scrolled to later linked pull requests (#33445). The cause is in the design system, not the Git feature. A Material bottom sheet sends drags to the first nested-scrolling view it finds. @expo/ui's RNHostView, which hosts every Android AppBar's buttons, reports nested scrolling unconditionally, so the sheet's header won. Each sheet worked around this by drawing its content before its header and reversing the column (android:flex-col-reverse), and #33496 would have added another copy plus an inline "am I in an Android sheet" check for RefreshControl.
Fix
@expo/ui patch:RNHostView reports nested scrolling only while its hosted content holds a scrolling view. Relaying a hosted list's scroll to Compose still works, because that path reads the helper's own flag. With this, header order no longer matters, and the reversed columns are gone from Sheet.android, GitCommitSheet, GitConfirmSheet, GitBranchesSheet and the Files pane.
components/ui/RefreshControl: Inside an Android bottom sheet it renders a plain view with the layout style ScrollView hands it, instead of a swipe-refresh layout. Material reads that layout as unable to scroll up, and the sheet owns the pull at the top anyway. The sheet hosts provide a new BottomSheetContext: the Android stack navigator's form sheets, the inspector sheet, and Sheet.android. All 13 feature call sites now import this component, and a restricted import keeps react-native's version out of feature code.
components/ui/FitSheet: this is the body of every sheetRoute({ androidFit: true }) screen: the Git commit, branches and confirm sheets, plus the pull request edit, review and comment forms through PullRequestSheetContent. Each of them had rebuilt the same Android window-height cap, shrinking scroll view, per-platform bottom inset and footer placement. Those screens now pass a header, their form and an optional footer.
FormSection, FormField, SheetIntro: the Git branches and confirm sheets used to style each piece inline per platform: form cards, field labels shown only on Android, an iOS-only "Confirm" eyebrow, and hand-built branch rows. components/ui owns those pieces now, and FitSheet owns the default form spacing. The existing-branches list is a standard ListSection of ListChoiceRows.
The other sheets: Review, the review comment composer, Files, the inspector, Git overview, linked pull requests, pull request search and review, and thread settings take their platform differences from components/ui:
PaneSheet: the inspector's native sheet chrome, meaning the grabber, corner radius and surface.
SheetPane: the root surface of a pane that has an AppBar.
ContentBand and ContentStatus: Review's notice, error and empty-state blocks.
PaneListItem: changed-file rows.
KeyboardSheetBody: the comment composer's keyboard toolbar.
listMetrics: row heights, readable width and grouped-list insets.
useSheetContentBottomInset and useUnadjustedBottomInset.
Surfaces that resolved to the same color on both platforms now use one token.
The PR review submit button uses contrast on Android too, matching the edit and comment forms.
iOS comment composer fix: its body wasn't a scroll view, so nothing inset it for the sheet's glass bar, and the "Line N / file" label sat under the ✕. KeyboardSheetBody now pads by useBarOverlap().
No sheet uses Platform checks or android:/ios: classes any more.
Evidence
Pixel 10 Pro emulator, Android 17, fresh dev client built for this fingerprint. Fixture: the seed script from https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/33496 (60 files, 12 linked PRs).
Form primitives, before → after. Captured on the Pixel 10 Pro emulator (Android 17) and the iPhone 18 Pro simulator (iOS 27.0). The confirm sheets and the form cards are unchanged. The existing-branches list is now the standard grouped list, where the current branch shows a checkmark on iOS and a radio on Android. Its section header uses the system list style, and "Loading branches…" moved into the section footer.
Before
After
Android branches
Android confirm
iOS branches (expanded)
iOS confirm
Also checked: the header ✕ buttons close the inspector and routed sheets. After the FitSheet move, the routed Commit and Branches sheets size to their content as before, and Branches matches its earlier capture.
vp run check:changed passed: format, lint, knip, typecheck, nearby tests, React compiler.
No automated test: the defect is Material's native scroll-target search, which our Node and browser harnesses can't reach.
Remaining sheets
Android
iOS
Inspector
Thread settings
iOS comment composer, before and after:
Before
After
The Git overview, Review, Files, linked pull requests and Android comment composer were also opened on both devices. They look the same as before.
Book posture on wide foldables
Android sheets already moved to the left pane in book posture, but only when the window was portrait. Wide inner displays (Galaxy Z Fold 8 at 2448×1848, the original Pixel Fold at 2208×1840) report book posture as landscape, so their sheets stayed centered across the hinge. Screens 5.0.0-t3.50 (fork PR #11, merge with this PR) drops the orientation check for both sheet implementations. It also carries t3.48's sheet commits, which were never on the fork's t3/main.
Pixel Fold, landscape book posture, before (t3.48)
After (t3.50)
Portrait book posture is unchanged (Pixel 10 Pro Fold, t3.50):
Not covered
The Simlock pool's Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Pixel Fold emulators report no folding feature at all, so the landscape case was checked on a local Pixel Fold AVD (Android 17 image), not on Samsung hardware.
iOS scrolling was not re-recorded: the native patch is Android-only and the iOS RefreshControl is a re-export. The iOS Git sheets were captured above.
The pull request edit, review and comment forms were not opened on device: the fixture has no real pull request to edit.
The ⋮ overflow menu in the inspector sheets doesn't show. It draws through OverlayPortal in the main window, behind the sheet's dialog. That matches the existing behavior https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/33496 recorded on main.
The linked-PRs sheet (ThreadPullRequestsSheet) scrolls up, but a drag back down collapses the sheet. That's because its list never sets nestedScrollEnabled. It was broken on main too and is left for a follow-up.
Upstream: the @expo/ui change still needs an expo PR.
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The changes update Android nested-scroll detection and add shared sheet, form, pane, content, and keyboard components. Pull request, Git, review, inspector, and thread screens adopt shared components and inset helpers. A context-aware refresh-control wrapper is used by affected screens.
Changes: Android bottom-sheet behavior
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Summary
Nested scrolling and sheet context patches/@expo__ui@58.0.27.patch, pnpm-workspace.yaml, apps/mobile/src/components/ui/BottomSheetContext.ts, apps/mobile/src/components/ui/Sheet.android.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/layout/createWorkspaceStackNavigator.android.tsx
The Expo UI patch checks descendant views for enabled nested scrolling. Android sheet content receives BottomSheetContext, and the routed sheet content order changes.
FitSheet handles scrolling, footers, insets, and keyboard avoidance. Pull request and Git sheets use shared sheet, form, and introduction components. Git branches tests use focused mocks for the shared components.
Shared pane and review components apps/mobile/src/components/ui/{ContentBand,KeyboardSheetBody,PaneListItem,PaneSheet,SheetPane}*, apps/mobile/src/features/review/{ReviewCommentComposerSheet,ReviewSheet}.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/layout/workspace-inspector-sheet.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/files/thread-file-navigator-pane.tsx
Shared components provide pane surfaces, selectable rows, content bands, status displays, and keyboard-managed sheet bodies. Review, inspector, and file-navigation screens use these components.
Shared layout metrics and presentation apps/mobile/src/components/ui/{listMetrics.ts,listMetrics.android.ts,useBarInset.ts}, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/{ThreadSettingsSheet,ThreadPullRequestsSheet}.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/git/GitOverviewSheet.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/pull-requests/{PullRequestReviewSheet,PullRequestSearchSheet}.tsx
Shared inset and list metrics replace platform-specific calculations in review, search, Git overview, and thread settings screens. Pull request and thread sheets use consistent surface styling.
The refresh-control wrapper renders a View inside BottomSheetContext and the native control otherwise. Affected screens use the wrapper, and the import restriction directs callers to it.
pingdotgg/t3code#32199 — Reports Android sheet lists that cannot scroll when Material selects a header host view as the nested-scroll target. This PR changes nested-scroll detection and removes header-order workarounds.
pingdotgg/t3code#29202 — Reports that an Android review sheet cannot be touch-scrolled to reach the submit action. This PR changes shared Android bottom-sheet handling and includes review sheet usage.
pingdotgg/t3code#33445 — Reports that the Android Git overview cannot scroll to later linked pull requests. This PR changes shared scrolling behavior and replaces the Git-specific layout.
Suggested reviewers:lnieuwenhuis
Merge Risk: Low · up to 1f990
Two sheet behaviors remain open. On Android, dragging down in the linked pull requests list can collapse the sheet instead of scrolling. On iOS devices without liquid glass, the review comment composer may have extra top spacing. Neither blocks core workflows, but both are worth addressing or accepting before merge.
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The description follows the template's main sections: Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification. It states the Android scroll defect and its root cause in the design system, and it lists the fix by component. It gives device evidence (recordings and screenshots for Android and iOS) and lists the checks that ran (vp run check:changed). It also states what was not covered on device and why no automated test was added. Gaps: the Scope section does not link a specific issue for the bug. It cites #33445 in the Problem section, but the template asks for the issue link in Scope, and it does not say whether a maintainer asked for the PR. The PR also bundles a separate fork change for react-native-screens (t3.50 book posture fix) and an iOS comment-composer fix. The template asks for one underlying problem per PR, so that bundling needs a justification or a split. Also, the template asks for the model and harness at the end when an agent did the work. The description says the PR was generated with Claude Code, but it does not name the model.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/components/ui/RefreshControl.android.tsx:
- Around line 13-22: Update RefreshControl so the BottomSheetContext path
provides an accessible refresh action inside the sheet instead of only rendering
children. Connect the action to the existing Files refresh behavior, preserving
the native refresh control when no bottom sheet is present.
Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/git/GitOverviewSheet.tsx:
- Around line 19-20: Add an in-sheet action in GitOverviewSheet that invokes
handleRefresh(), keeping repository status refresh accessible on Android when
the sheet’s RefreshControl drops onRefresh and the overflow menu is obscured by
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/components/ui/KeyboardSheetBody.tsx:
- Line 19: Update the paddingTop calculation in KeyboardSheetBody to apply
useBarOverlap() only when the sheet header is transparent; for opaque non-glass
iOS headers, keep only the existing 8-point spacing. Use the existing
header-transparency state or configuration to choose the value.
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@apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadPullRequestsSheet.tsx:
- Line 49: Enable nested scrolling for the scroll view underlying the LegendList
so Android downward drags scroll back through the linked pull request list
instead of collapsing the sheet. Use the supported LegendList prop or
configuration for its underlying scroll view, preserving the existing sheet
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@expo/ui's RNHostView always reported nested scrolling, so an app bar's
buttons were the first scroll target a Material bottom sheet found. Patch it
to report nested scrolling only when its hosted content can scroll, and drop
the content-before-header column reversals from Sheet.android and the Git and
Files sheets.
Pull-to-refresh moves into a components/ui RefreshControl that steps aside
inside Android bottom sheets (marked by a BottomSheetContext the sheet hosts
provide), replacing the Git overview's inline sheet detection.
Fixes#33445
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The androidFit sheet routes (Git commit, branches and confirm, and the pull
request edit, review and comment forms) each rebuilt the same body: an Android
window-height cap, a shrinking scroll view, per-platform bottom insets and
footer placement. components/ui/FitSheet owns that now, so those screens pass
a header, their form and an optional footer, with no platform checks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The branch and confirm sheets styled each piece per platform inline: form
cards, field labels shown only on Android, the iOS-only "Confirm" eyebrow,
hand-built branch rows. components/ui now owns those as FormSection,
FormField and SheetIntro, FitSheet owns the default form spacing, and the
existing-branches list is a ListSection of ListChoiceRows.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s/ui
Review, review comment, Files, the inspector, Git overview, linked and
searched pull requests, and thread settings no longer branch on Platform or
use android:/ios: classes. PaneSheet, SheetPane, ContentBand/ContentStatus,
PaneListItem, KeyboardSheetBody, list metrics and sheet inset hooks carry
the differences instead.
KeyboardSheetBody also clears the iOS glass sheet bar, which the review
comment composer's selection label used to sit under.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Inside a bottom sheet the sheet owns the pull at the top, and the overflow menu
draws behind an inspector sheet, so refresh was unreachable there.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Book-posture sheet placement only ran in portrait, and wide inner displays such as
the Galaxy Z Fold 8 report book posture as landscape. Screens 5.0.0-t3.50
(pingdotgg/react-native-screens#11) drops the orientation check.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolved the import block of apps/mobile/src/features/review/ReviewSheet.tsx by hand: kept main's SheetPane import from pingdotgg#34207 and dropped both the cn import that pingdotgg#34207 removed and the environmentCatalog import that this branch's useRetryEnvironment change left unused.
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Problem
On Android, the Git overview sheet can't be touch-scrolled to later linked pull requests (#33445). The cause is in the design system, not the Git feature. A Material bottom sheet sends drags to the first nested-scrolling view it finds.
@expo/ui'sRNHostView, which hosts every AndroidAppBar's buttons, reports nested scrolling unconditionally, so the sheet's header won. Each sheet worked around this by drawing its content before its header and reversing the column (android:flex-col-reverse), and #33496 would have added another copy plus an inline "am I in an Android sheet" check forRefreshControl.Fix
@expo/uipatch:RNHostViewreports nested scrolling only while its hosted content holds a scrolling view. Relaying a hosted list's scroll to Compose still works, because that path reads the helper's own flag. With this, header order no longer matters, and the reversed columns are gone fromSheet.android,GitCommitSheet,GitConfirmSheet,GitBranchesSheetand the Files pane.components/ui/RefreshControl: Inside an Android bottom sheet it renders a plain view with the layout styleScrollViewhands it, instead of a swipe-refresh layout. Material reads that layout as unable to scroll up, and the sheet owns the pull at the top anyway. The sheet hosts provide a newBottomSheetContext: the Android stack navigator's form sheets, the inspector sheet, andSheet.android. All 13 feature call sites now import this component, and a restricted import keepsreact-native's version out of feature code.components/ui/FitSheet: this is the body of everysheetRoute({ androidFit: true })screen: the Git commit, branches and confirm sheets, plus the pull request edit, review and comment forms throughPullRequestSheetContent. Each of them had rebuilt the same Android window-height cap, shrinking scroll view, per-platform bottom inset and footer placement. Those screens now pass a header, their form and an optional footer.FormSection,FormField,SheetIntro: the Git branches and confirm sheets used to style each piece inline per platform: form cards, field labels shown only on Android, an iOS-only "Confirm" eyebrow, and hand-built branch rows.components/uiowns those pieces now, andFitSheetowns the default form spacing. The existing-branches list is a standardListSectionofListChoiceRows.The other sheets: Review, the review comment composer, Files, the inspector, Git overview, linked pull requests, pull request search and review, and thread settings take their platform differences from
components/ui:PaneSheet: the inspector's native sheet chrome, meaning the grabber, corner radius and surface.SheetPane: the root surface of a pane that has an AppBar.ContentBandandContentStatus: Review's notice, error and empty-state blocks.PaneListItem: changed-file rows.KeyboardSheetBody: the comment composer's keyboard toolbar.listMetrics: row heights, readable width and grouped-list insets.useSheetContentBottomInsetanduseUnadjustedBottomInset.contraston Android too, matching the edit and comment forms.iOS comment composer fix: its body wasn't a scroll view, so nothing inset it for the sheet's glass bar, and the "Line N / file" label sat under the ✕.
KeyboardSheetBodynow pads byuseBarOverlap().No sheet uses
Platformchecks orandroid:/ios:classes any more.Evidence
Pixel 10 Pro emulator, Android 17, fresh dev client built for this fingerprint. Fixture: the seed script from https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/33496 (60 files, 12 linked PRs).
threads/…/git), same sequenceBefore, on main: A1-base.mp4 and A2-base.mp4, recorded for https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/33496.
Form primitives, before → after. Captured on the Pixel 10 Pro emulator (Android 17) and the iPhone 18 Pro simulator (iOS 27.0). The confirm sheets and the form cards are unchanged. The existing-branches list is now the standard grouped list, where the current branch shows a checkmark on iOS and a radio on Android. Its section header uses the system list style, and "Loading branches…" moved into the section footer.
Also checked: the header ✕ buttons close the inspector and routed sheets. After the
FitSheetmove, the routed Commit and Branches sheets size to their content as before, and Branches matches its earlier capture.vp run check:changedpassed: format, lint, knip, typecheck, nearby tests, React compiler.No automated test: the defect is Material's native scroll-target search, which our Node and browser harnesses can't reach.
Remaining sheets
iOS comment composer, before and after:
The Git overview, Review, Files, linked pull requests and Android comment composer were also opened on both devices. They look the same as before.
Book posture on wide foldables
Android sheets already moved to the left pane in book posture, but only when the window was portrait. Wide inner displays (Galaxy Z Fold 8 at 2448×1848, the original Pixel Fold at 2208×1840) report book posture as landscape, so their sheets stayed centered across the hinge. Screens
5.0.0-t3.50(fork PR #11, merge with this PR) drops the orientation check for both sheet implementations. It also carries t3.48's sheet commits, which were never on the fork'st3/main.Portrait book posture is unchanged (Pixel 10 Pro Fold, t3.50):
Not covered
RefreshControlis a re-export. The iOS Git sheets were captured above.OverlayPortalin the main window, behind the sheet's dialog. That matches the existing behavior https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/33496 recorded on main.ThreadPullRequestsSheet) scrolls up, but a drag back down collapses the sheet. That's because its list never setsnestedScrollEnabled. It was broken on main too and is left for a follow-up.@expo/uichange still needs an expo PR.🤖 Generated with Claude Code