fix(mobile): honor dark-mode styling in SVG project icons - #12840
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🟡 Medium lib/projectFaviconAppearance.ts:29
Valid SVG media queries are rewritten incorrectly: uppercase @MEDIA queries are left for the native decoder, while not and compound prefers-color-scheme conditions are treated as simple matches. This causes the wrong color branch to be baked into the favicon (or leaves it unprocessed) in dark or light mode. Use case-insensitive at-rule scanning and evaluate the full media-query condition rather than matching only light|dark in the prelude.
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In file @apps/mobile/src/lib/projectFaviconAppearance.ts around line 29:
Valid SVG media queries are rewritten incorrectly: uppercase `@MEDIA` queries are left for the native decoder, while `not` and compound `prefers-color-scheme` conditions are treated as simple matches. This causes the wrong color branch to be baked into the favicon (or leaves it unprocessed) in dark or light mode. Use case-insensitive at-rule scanning and evaluate the full media-query condition rather than matching only `light|dark` in the prelude.
| function resolveCurrentColor(svg: string): string { | ||
| let color: string | null = null; | ||
| for (const styleBlock of svg.matchAll(STYLE_BLOCK_RE)) { | ||
| for (const declaration of (styleBlock[1] ?? "").matchAll(COLOR_DECLARATION_RE)) { |
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🟡 Medium lib/projectFaviconAppearance.ts:50
resolveSvgAppearance assigns the last color: declaration found in any <style> block to every currentColor occurrence, so element/class-specific colors are lost. For example, both paths in the reported SVG are rewritten to red, even though the first path inherits #fff; preserve the cascade per element or skip rewriting SVGs with multiple inherited color contexts.
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In file @apps/mobile/src/lib/projectFaviconAppearance.ts around line 50:
`resolveSvgAppearance` assigns the last `color:` declaration found in any `<style>` block to every `currentColor` occurrence, so element/class-specific colors are lost. For example, both paths in the reported SVG are rewritten to `red`, even though the first path inherits `#fff`; preserve the cascade per element or skip rewriting SVGs with multiple inherited color contexts.
ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This runtime fix adds a bespoke SVG media-query and color-resolution path used by mobile project icons, along with a shared loader cancellation change. The implementation is broader than a trivial rendering tweak and has unresolved edge-case concerns in the new parser. Not approved because:
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Low Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProjectFaviconImage
participant AppearancePreferences
participant resolveFaviconUrlAppearance
participant Image
ProjectFaviconImage->>AppearancePreferences: read themeAppearance
ProjectFaviconImage->>resolveFaviconUrlAppearance: resolve favicon URL for themeAppearance
resolveFaviconUrlAppearance-->>ProjectFaviconImage: return sourceUri
ProjectFaviconImage->>Image: render sourceUri when non-null
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some valid project SVG icons can render with the wrong theme color or broken references. Correct the SVG rewriting logic before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@apps/mobile/src/lib/projectFaviconAppearance.ts`:
- Around line 50-52: Update the color-resolution logic around
COLOR_DECLARATION_RE so it only uses declarations from selectors applicable to
the SVG root or currentColor-consuming element, preserving CSS inheritance
instead of taking the last declaration globally. Add a regression test covering
:root color followed by an unrelated class color and verify the SVG uses the
applicable inherited value.
- Line 71: Update the replacement in project favicon appearance handling to
replace only complete currentColor CSS or presentation-property values, not
substrings within identifiers, URLs, or text. Adjust CURRENT_COLOR_RE or the
surrounding logic near resolveCurrentColor so references such as
url(`#currentColor`) remain unchanged while standalone stroke or fill values are
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| for (const declaration of (styleBlock[1] ?? "").matchAll(COLOR_DECLARATION_RE)) { | ||
| const value = declaration[1]?.trim(); | ||
| if (value) color = value; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Resolve color declarations only from applicable selectors.
This loop selects the last color declaration from every CSS rule. It does not check whether the selector applies to the SVG root or the element that uses currentColor.
For example, :root{color:white}.label{color:red} makes an unrelated path use red. Resolve the applicable :root or svg declaration, or preserve per-element CSS inheritance.
Add a regression test with an unrelated class-level color declaration.
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In `@apps/mobile/src/lib/projectFaviconAppearance.ts` around lines 50 - 52, Update
the color-resolution logic around COLOR_DECLARATION_RE so it only uses
declarations from selectors applicable to the SVG root or currentColor-consuming
element, preserving CSS inheritance instead of taking the last declaration
globally. Add a regression test covering :root color followed by an unrelated
class color and verify the SVG uses the applicable inherited value.
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| export function resolveSvgAppearance(svg: string, scheme: FaviconColorScheme): string { | ||
| const resolved = resolveColorSchemeMediaQueries(svg, scheme); | ||
| if (!resolved.match(CURRENT_COLOR_RE)) return resolved; | ||
| return resolved.replace(CURRENT_COLOR_RE, resolveCurrentColor(resolved)); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Replace only complete currentColor values.
The global replacement also changes identifiers, URLs, text, and other substrings.
For example, an SVG with id="currentColor", fill="url(#currentColor)", and stroke="currentColor" gets invalid reference values such as url(##000). Restrict replacement to complete CSS or presentation-property values.
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In `@apps/mobile/src/lib/projectFaviconAppearance.ts` at line 71, Update the
replacement in project favicon appearance handling to replace only complete
currentColor CSS or presentation-property values, not substrings within
identifiers, URLs, or text. Adjust CURRENT_COLOR_RE or the surrounding logic
near resolveCurrentColor so references such as url(`#currentColor`) remain
unchanged while standalone stroke or fill values are resolved.
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Fixes #12823
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apps/mobile/src/lib/projectFaviconAppearance.ts(new):resolveSvgAppearance(svg, scheme)resolves@media (prefers-color-scheme: …)blocks in the SVG's<style>(keeps the matching branch, drops the other) and substitutescurrentColorwith the resolvedcolor(:root{color:…}/<svg color="…">, falling back to#000).resolveFaviconUrlAppearance(url, scheme)applies that todata:image/svg+xml;base64,URLs and passes everything else through unchanged.ProjectFaviconImagereadsthemeAppearancefromuseAppearancePreferences()and hands expo-image the rewritten data URL (keyed by the resolved URL so it re-decodes when the scheme flips). The edit is confined toProjectFaviconImage.createProjectFaviconImageLoaderand the mobiledownscaleProjectFaviconcalledsignal.throwIfAborted(), which React Native'sAbortSignalpolyfill doesn't implement. On device the loader always threwundefined is not a function, the cache silently fell back to the remote asset URL, and no SVG was ever inlined. Replaced withif (signal.aborted) throw …(same patternfilePreview.tsalready uses). Without this the rewrite never sees the SVG bytes.Why
CoreSVG on iOS (and expo-image's Android SVG decoder) don't evaluate
prefers-color-schememedia queries orcurrentColor, so an adaptive icon like the one in #12823 rasterizes black regardless of the app theme. Browsers do, which is why web/desktop are fine.Options considered:
Related: #12810 touches the top of
ProjectFavicon.tsx(explicitprojectIconglyph rendering). This PR only editsProjectFaviconImageand the loader, so both can land independently; that PR's changes are not included here.Verified on iPhone 17 Simulator (iOS 26) with the issue's SVG +
t3.json, togglingxcrun simctl ui … appearancelive. Android untested (no emulator available on this machine).UI Changes
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