perf(mobile): recycle the default v2 home list and scope the snooze minute tick - #13149
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HomeScreen->>threadListV2: Build items with row state and time labels
threadListV2-->>HomeScreen: Return typed items and equality data
HomeScreen->>LegendList: Render items with recycling and equality
LegendList->>ThreadListV2Row: Pass precomputed row values
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In `@apps/mobile/src/features/home/HomeScreen.tsx`:
- Line 1250: When `recycleItems` allows a `ThreadListV2Row` to be reused for
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🟡 Minor · Forward showTrailingDivider to sidebar v2 rows. · ThreadNavigationSidebar.tsx:893-906
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showTrailingDividerto sidebar v2 rows.The item builder computes final-neighbor divider state. The sidebar discards it for both
ThreadListV2PendingRowandThreadListV2Row. Adjacent v2 rows in the sidebar can therefore render without their required trailing divider.Proposed fix
<ThreadListV2PendingRow ... showPendingDivider={item.showPendingDivider} + showTrailingDivider={item.showTrailingDivider} ... /> <ThreadListV2Row ... timeLabel={item.timeLabel} + showTrailingDivider={item.showTrailingDivider} ... />Also applies to: 914-923
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- Around line 893-906: Forward each item’s computed showTrailingDivider value to
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Fixed the recycler reassignment bug in e0c3a3f: A focused unit test for the rebind path is not practical in this repo: mobile's test harness has no React renderer (no |
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**[SUPERSEDED — see the follow-up comment: the Android repro showed the estimate does gate the initial pool ( Analyzed the dev-Metro warning seen during the iOS device pass (
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**[SCOPE NOTE at d873fae: the estimate change removes the warning for the observed short-list/expand regime only — after first layout the full drawDistance applies, and a sudden expansion well past the pooled headroom (~25+ items at once) can still create a container on demand, dev-only, self-correcting. Claims in this comment and the PR body narrowed accordingly.] Follow-up on the legend-list pool warning (my earlier comment under-called it): after the Android repro (numContainers=11, stillNeeded=1), I read the initial-allocation path properly. Fix in e8d01cc: seed with 72 instead of 92. Measured row heights from the Android device screenshot (single-line card = 252px ≈ 74dp at Pixel 10 Pro density), source styles (slim rows min-h-44 + py-2 = 60dp, two-line cards ≈ 94dp): the mixed average is ~72-78, so 72 makes the initial pool ceil(800/72) = 12 >= expand demand (12), and the warning class is gone for the short/expanded-list regime. Long lists were never the problem (initial pool is 3x the container count there, capped +64) and measured spans take over after first layout regardless; under-sizing for two-line cards costs at most the one-pool-expansion pass LegendList already implements. The v1 list on the same screen has used 72 all along. Revised head for audit: e8d01cc (one-line prop change + comment; no logic change). |
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**[CORRECTION at the follow-up head: Sol's re-audit caught that item 2's rationale was wrong — the sidebar renders no Home-style row hairline at all (the hairline branch in ThreadListV2Row/ThreadListV2PendingRow is non-sidebar-only; card rows use tonal containers there, slim rows have no hairline branch). The disposition stands — stamp unused in the sidebar, preserved appearance — but because passing the prop would be a no-op, not to preserve a hairline-under-every-row look. Comment and PR body corrected.] Two low-severity audit callouts on e8d01cc resolved in d873fae (comments/wording only; no behavior change):
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Rationale correction in 544145f (comment-only, per Sol's re-audit of d873fae): the sidebar does not "draw a hairline under every row" — the trailing-hairline branch in ThreadListV2Row's card layout and ThreadListV2PendingRow renders only outside sidebarPane (sidebar cards carry tonal containers; slim rows have no hairline branch). So in the sidebar the showTrailingDivider prop is inert and omitting it is a pixel-for-pixel no-op; the disposition (stamp rides shared items for Home, sidebar leaves it unused) is unchanged, and the source comment + PR body now state that reason. Ready for refreshed audits on 544145f. |
…inute tick The default Home screen rendered the v2 thread list with a bare RN FlatList: no recycling, no item equality, and the 60s snooze-minute clock rode in the list's extraData, so every visible row (each one a ReanimatedSwipeable + PR subscription) re-rendered on every tick and on every unrelated shell update. The legacy v1 list and the iPad sidebar already use LegendList with recycleItems + itemsAreEqual for the same rows; Home's default path was the outlier. Swap the v2 Home list onto the same LegendList configuration and move the clock out of extraData and onto the items: each v2-thread item now carries its precomputed row time, the snooze-menu minute (only for rows whose menu actually offers snooze presets), and its trailing-divider flag, so the recycler's equality invalidates only rows whose visible text or menu moved. The shared equality and the sidebar's wrapper now match, and the sidebar drops its own minute-tick extraData bust too. Thread rows also get reference-stable provider-instance objects, which previously broke the memoized rows' props comparison on every render.
A LegendList cell ignores the render closure while itemsAreEqual says the item is unchanged, so anything the row renders or menus that lives outside the item goes stale under recycling. Auditing the swap surfaced four: - the queued-outbox icon (an outbox write never touches the thread shell), - the card menu's move up/down availability (a reorder in flight, or its commit, changes availability without a shell update), - the shelf headers' preference-loading disabled state (a recycled header would keep the state it mounted with), and - the swipe-revealed snooze preset menu, which exists on slim settled rows too (the variant only swaps the primary action), so the menu minute clock was wrongly gated off them. Stamp all four onto the list items in buildThreadListV2ListItems (queued keys and move availability arrive as builder inputs the screens already compute) so they flow through the same equality that gates cell re-renders, and gate the snooze minute clock on actual snooze availability rather than row variant.
…eassigned A recycled cell reassigns the mounted ThreadListV2Row to a different thread without remounting it. The custom snooze sheet is row-local state bound to the current thread, so deleting or reordering the thread that opened it left the sheet mounted with its submit handler retargeted at whichever thread the cell moved to, snoozing the wrong thread on confirm. Rebind the row's local UI state during render when the thread identity under it changes and close the sheet, the same contract ThreadSwipeable's resetKey already enforces on the swipe layer. Recycling is preserved: no key churn.
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Both device passes hit the LegendList dev warning ("no unused container
available, creating one on demand") while scrolling the expanded
snoozed/settled shelves: iOS debugInfo 9 pooled / stillNeeded 3, Android
11 / stillNeeded 1. Reading the pool math (LegendList 3.3.5): the initial
container count is ceil((scrollLength + 2 * INITIAL_DRAW_DISTANCE=50) /
estimatedItemSize), so on a phone the 92pt estimate seeded only 9-10
containers — fewer than the ~11-12 items a shelf-expand puts in view at
once, so the re-layout overran the pool and created containers on demand
(one warned pass behind the measured-height expansion that follows).
Measured row heights: settled slim ~60dp, single-line cards ~74dp (252px
at Pixel 10 Pro density), two-line cards ~94dp. Seeding with 72 (the
average of the mix that actually sits under the finger, and the constant
the v1 list on this screen already uses) makes the initial pool
ceil(800/72) = 12, which covers the expand demand, removing the warning
class for the short/expanded-list regime where the pool tracks the item
count; LegendList self-corrects to measured spans afterwards, and long
lists pool 3x the estimate-based container count regardless. The prior
"taller bias is safe" note was wrong: the bias was exactly what
under-sized the pool.
…bar divider Two audit callouts on exact e8d01cc, both wording rather than behavior: - The pool warning is mitigated for the seeded short-list regime, not eliminated: after first layout the full drawDistance applies, so a sudden expansion past the pooled headroom (~25+ items at once) still creates a container on demand, dev-only, one pass ahead of the measured-height pool growth. The constant's comment now says that, and drops a formula that described the post-layout span rather than the initial seed. - The sidebar deliberately does not consume the per-item showTrailingDivider stamp: it never passed the prop even before the list was recycled, so its hairline under every row is the status-quo look, and changing it is out of scope for a perf PR. The stamp still rides the shared items (Home needs it); the sidebar's cost is the occasional divider-only invalidation that re-renders identically. Commented at the render site.
The added comment (and the PR body line it mirrors) claimed the sidebar keeps drawing a hairline under every row, so omitting `showTrailingDivider` preserved a look. Wrong: the trailing-hairline branch in ThreadListV2Row's card layout and ThreadListV2PendingRow renders only outside `sidebarPane` (sidebar cards carry tonal containers; slim rows have no hairline branch at all), so in this pane the prop is inert and omitting it is a pixel-for-pixel no-op. The disposition is unchanged — the stamp rides the shared items for Home's boundary suppression and the sidebar leaves it unused, costing only the rare divider-only equality invalidation that re-renders identically — but the reason now matches the code.
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The v2 list stamped Move up/down availability by calling the reorder planner twice per card on every rebuild. Each call copies and rescans the ordered section and the hidden-key map, so construction was quadratic in list size and ran again on every 60s minute tick, shell update, and reorder receipt - including rows nowhere near the screen. computeThreadMoveAvailability answers every row of a section in one pass: exact O(1) adjacency math for up/down swaps (the moved row's new neighbors are old(i-2)/old(i-1) moving up, old(i+1)/old(i+2) moving down, checked against the same fast-path/rewrite rules as the planner), with the reference planner consulted only for the rare reserved-key collision. Home and the sidebar pass the resulting map to the builder, which stamps rows by key as before. A randomized 4000-case property test pins the batch answers against the reference planner - it caught an index error in the first draft. Measured per rebuild (node, order keys + hidden keys realistic): N=64 2.4ms -> 0.08ms, N=256 31ms -> 0.2ms, N=512 125ms -> 0.37ms. # Conflicts: # apps/mobile/src/features/home/HomeScreen.tsx
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Audit follow-up landed: the quadratic move-availability stamp is now linear per rebuild. Fix (commit Correctness: a randomized 4,000-case property test ( Measurement (availability stamps for all cards per rebuild, node, realistic order keys incl. hidden rows; old = two planner calls per card, new = batch):
The old column grows quadratically as expected; the new one stays flat. This cost ran on every 60s minute tick, shell update and reorder receipt, for every row (including recycled/offscreen ones), so the per-tick rebuild work on a typical phone-sized list is now effectively gone. Caveat, stated plainly: this commit was verified with the unit/property suite and typecheck only — the on-device pass for this exact head was skipped because the shared simulator pool was reclaimed by a concurrent agent session mid-run (the branch tip is JS-only over the previously device-verified native build; no native delta). The stacked removal PR was re-rebased onto this head (tree byte-identical to its previously verified content) at |
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Thread ids may contain `:`, so `id.slice(0, id.lastIndexOf(":"))` can
mis-split a `${environmentId}:${id}` row id (environment `env`, id
`thread:1` parses as `env:thread`) and falsely lock both move actions
on every such row. Look the row's own environmentId up in a map built
from the section rows, like the reference planner does; the extra map
shares the existing single pass, so the batch stays linear.
The randomized reference-parity test now also draws ids with colons,
and a deterministic test pins the reported case.
…probes The collision path still fell back to a full planner probe (array copies and hidden-key rescans) for every row whose fresh key hit a reserved hidden key - interleaved visible/hidden keys make that quadratic on the same minute-tick path the batch pass exists to protect. It also stamped a too-strict rewrite rule: the section rewrite only writes positions whose key changes, so a non-writable row that already holds its generated key never blocks its neighbours' moves. Both planner branches are now mirrored directly: reserved-key walks are memoized per neighbor key pair (each adjacency is probed by at most two rows), and rewrite legality uses mismatch/writability tallies over the spread keys, adjusted per row by a constant-size delta for the swapped positions. Availability stays exactly the reference planner's answer - the randomized parity test now also draws colon ids and an all-pairs reserved fixture, plus the reported [f, gn, null] rewrite case. Measured on the fully adversarial fixture (every adjacency midpoint reserved): N=64 0.13ms, N=400 0.50ms per rebuild; per-card planner probes for the same fixture cost 34.8ms at N=400.
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## What's Changed * chore(mobile): drop dead nitro-markdown tgz override and @expo/metro-runtime by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13148 * feat(web): show settings scope as a sentence at the top of the page by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13139 * refactor(web): move settings scope pickers into breadcrumbs by @Yash-Singh1 in pingdotgg/t3code#13165 * feat(auth): share provider sign-in flows and credential bindings by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#12983 * refactor(mobile): git sheets use uniwind platform variants instead of className ternaries by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13161 * chore(mobile): name the two project favicon caches by their job by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13160 * revert(mobile): git sheets back to Platform.OS ternaries (un-guarded uniwind variants broke both platforms) by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13169 * docs(mobile): document the two mobile routes that intentionally skip deep links by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13164 * refactor(mobile): break module cycles with focused extractions by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13151 * fix(server): generate PR diffs from branch changes by @Yash-Singh1 in pingdotgg/t3code#13170 * fix(web): preserve nested scroll behavior in chat timeline by @Yash-Singh1 in pingdotgg/t3code#13167 * test(web): cover usage model ordering without static markup by @flamboh in pingdotgg/t3code#13104 * fix(desktop): find linuxbrew node for the WSL backend by @CodyRay in pingdotgg/t3code#7827 * chore(models): use GPT-6 Luna for text generation by @extoci in pingdotgg/t3code#13115 * fix(mobile): keep ordinary offline outbox failures out of console.warn by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13144 * feat(providers): check remote compatibility ranges by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13130 * chore(lint): keep mobile theme escape-hatch allowlist honest by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13146 * fix(web): the pull request badge reads at the meta size again by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13175 * fix(mobile): uniwind platform variants stay guarded on both platforms by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13172 * refactor(mobile): git sheets use uniwind platform variants instead of className ternaries by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13185 * refactor(mobile): remaining className platform ternaries become class variants by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13188 * fix(web): align provider emails without clipping by @Derpedyea in pingdotgg/t3code#13174 * perf(mobile): recycle the default v2 home list and scope the snooze minute tick by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13149 * refactor(mobile): retire the legacy grouped thread list by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13183 * fix(server): background PR checks spend less GitHub quota by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13189 * fix(server): background PR sync reads summaries in batches by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13198 * fix(server): GitHub PR lookups stop probing owner-qualified heads by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13200 * chore(mobile): clear the legacy-list deletion fallout by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#13203 ## New Contributors * @CodyRay made their first contribution in pingdotgg/t3code#7827 **Full Changelog**: pingdotgg/t3code@v0.0.43-nightly.20260922.2123...v0.0.43-nightly.20260923.2135 Upstream release: https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/releases/tag/v0.0.43-nightly.20260923.2135
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The default (v2) Home screen rendered its thread list with a bare RN
FlatList: no recycling, no item equality, and the 60s snooze-minute clock rode in the list'sextraData. AnextraDatachange re-renders every cell, so all visible rows — each one a ReanimatedSwipeable + PR subscription — re-rendered once a minute and on every unrelated shell update. The legacy v1 list and the iPad sidebar already useLegendListwithrecycleItems+itemsAreEqualfor the same rows; Home's default path was the outlier.Change
LegendListwith the samerecycleItemsconfiguration the sidebar already uses for these rows (drawDistance,estimatedItemSize,getItemType,itemsAreEqual). The legacy v1 toggle is untouched.extraDataonto items.buildThreadListV2ListItemsstamps each row with its precomputedtimeLabel, itsshowTrailingDivider, and — only on rows whose swipe-revealed snooze menu actually shows preset wake times — thesnoozePresetMinute. The 60s tick now invalidates exactly those rows throughitemsAreEqualinstead of the whole list. The gate follows snooze availability, not row variant: the swipe secondary snooze action exists on slim settled rows too (the variant only swaps the primary action).hasQueuedMessages— an outbox write never touches the thread shell), card move up/down availability (canMoveUp/canMoveDown— a reorder in flight changes availability with no shell update), the shelf headers' preference-loadingdisabledstate, and the snooze menu minute above.customSnoozeOpenstate rebinds (render-phase) when the thread identity under the mounted cell changes, so a thread disappearing/reordering while the sheet is open can no longer retarget the submit at the reassigned thread. Same contractThreadSwipeableenforces viaresetKey; no key churn, recycling preserved.ceil((scrollLength + 2 x 50) / estimatedItemSize)(initial draw distance is capped at 50, not the configured 500), so the previous 92pt estimate seeded ~9 containers on a phone — fewer than the ~11–12 items a shelf-expand puts in view at once, tripping LegendList's dev-mode "no unused container available" pool warning on iOS and Android. Measured heights (slim ~60dp, single-line card ~74dp from a device screenshot, two-line card ~94dp) put the mixed average at ~72–78; seeding 72 starts the pool above that demand, and it did not recur on the seeded device passes. This is a mitigation, not an elimination: once the full drawDistance applies after first layout, a sudden expansion well past the pooled headroom (~25+ items appearing at once) can still create a container on demand — dev-only logging, UI correct, one pass ahead of the measured-height pool growth.createThreadRowProviderInstanceResolver) so an unrelated re-render no longer hands every row a freshproviderInstanceobject and defeats its memo.showTrailingDividerstamp unused because sidebar rows render no Home-style row hairline at all — card rows carry tonal containers in that pane (the hairline branch inThreadListV2Row/ThreadListV2PendingRowis non-sidebar-only) and slim rows have no hairline branch. Passing the prop there would be a no-op, so omitting it preserves the sidebar's appearance exactly; the stamp still rides the shared items because Home's boundary suppression consumes it, costing the sidebar only the occasional divider-only equality invalidation that re-renders identically. Commented at the render site.Evidence
Item-equality bench — synthetic 64-row list (15 minute-granular cards, 10 hour cards, 3 approval cards, 2 queued rows, 2 snoozed shelf rows, 32 settled slim rows) through the real builder +
threadListV2ListItemsAreEqual. These are item-level equality decisions (which cells the recycler may skip), not on-device render milliseconds.The remaining per-minute rows are inherent to the current menu design: swipe menu subtitles show absolute wake times, so every snoozable row's menu legitimately refreshes each minute. (If preset subtitles ever move to stable relative labels, per-tick invalidation drops to the minute-granular cards only — measured at 28/64 for this data.) Shell-update churn is the dominant real-world cost: every WS event re-rendered the whole list before; now exactly one row re-renders.
Device passes (primary device, seeded fixtures — a functional pass, not exhaustive stress testing):
e0c3a3f: default v2 Home loads; custom snooze sheet correctly dismissed when its thread was settled from a web client (the wrong-thread snooze this fixes); Home count updated across clients; both snoozed and settled shelves expand and scroll without visual corruption.e8d01cc(the later commitsd873faeand544145fchange only comments/PR body, no code): scroll down and back up through expanded shelves — LegendList's dev-mode container-pool warning, present on both devices at earlier heads, did not recur in Metro output during this pass.Tests
threadListV2.test.ts: equality matrix (all item kinds incl. the new stamps), a fake-timer minute-tick harness asserting exactly which rows the tick may invalidate, snooze-menu gating (capability, snoozed-state, slim-swipe preset freshness), queued-key and move-availability stamps, the shelf-disabled stamp, divider ordering, and the wake-label boundary.thread-provider-instance.test.ts: glyph resolver cache identity/invalidation. A unit test for the snooze-sheet rebind is not practical: mobile's harness has no React renderer that can re-render a new thread into the same mounted row; that path was verified on device instead.294 tests in
src/features/home+src/features/threadspass;tsc --noEmitclean; lint shows no new warnings.Model/harness: Apex (pi) via T3 Code.