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…ead-back to reconcile After a scrollToIndex/scrollToEnd/reconcile write, `scrollOffset` keeps the old position until the scroll event reads the write back, and the rows on screen are still the ones rendered for it. A resize in that window was compensated against the old position: scrolling up with scrollToIndex could jump back to the old position plus the delta, and reconcile (target unchanged) never rewrote it until the 5s safety valve. Track the offset of the last non-smooth write until its read-back. While a scroll state is active and `scrollOffset` doesn't reflect that write yet, skip resize compensation: reconcileScroll retargets from fresh measurements on the next frame. Compensation writes and the prepend anchor sync update `scrollOffset` eagerly, so they are unaffected. scrollBy builds on the written offset, so a scrollBy right after a scroll command adds to its target. Classifying those resizes against the written offset instead was tried and regressed the chat examples: during scrollToEnd the rows at the old position were compensated, the end target kept moving, and a user scroll could no longer interrupt the never-landed pin. Adds tests/ios-differential.test.ts, which runs scripted event sequences on an iOS and a non-iOS virtualizer and checks they settle at the same offset without needing the safety valve (TanStack#1307). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Content can shift after a resize during a relative scroll, and a scroll immediately after cancellation can jump from the wrong position. Resolve these cases before merging unless the behavior is explicitly accepted. Pre-merge checks |
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Reviewed at 0aea1bd. The fix does what it says, and I found one regression in the The fix, in real browsers. Plain-DOM list on
The tests cover the change: removing the Regression:
Each extra push past the edge needs one more call to undo: three Clamping the target fixed the three rows in a core-level model and the suite on this branch still passes: - const offset = (this._lastWrittenOffset ?? this.getScrollOffset()) + delta
+ const offset = this.getOffsetForAlignment(
+ (this._lastWrittenOffset ?? this.getScrollOffset()) + delta,
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+ )It does not cover a write the browser ignores. With an iOS UA and a finger down, an ignored Minor: the comment in
The PR is better than No regression otherwise. In a frame-loop model of scroll event → rAF → ResizeObserver, 34,200 uninterrupted |
…e scroll state A scrollBy past either edge recorded an offset the browser clamped back to where the element already was. No scroll event fired, so the next scrollBy built on the unreachable offset and one call was swallowed per extra push. Clamp the target, and clear the written offset wherever the scroll state is dropped (safety valve, settle, cancelScroll) so a write the browser ignored does not outlive its command. Also correct the resizeItem comment: only index and end targets are retargeted by reconcile; an offset target lands where it was written. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The written offset only matters while a scroll command is in flight, which the resizeItem guard already requires. Storing it on ScrollState drops it with the state (settle, safety valve, cancelScroll, a replaced command, cleanup) instead of resetting a separate field at each of those sites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Preserve above-viewport compensation for a pending scrollBy. · index.ts:1869
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve above-viewport compensation for a pending
scrollBy.If
scrollBy(100)writes 2100 from 2000, and a row above both positions grows by 50 before read-back,awaitingCommandReadBackskips the eligible adjustment. Reconciliation keeps the offset target at 2100. The visible content shifts by 50 instead of retaining its anchor. Carry that delta into the pending relative target without applying a compensation write against the stale offset.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 2179: Update cancelScroll handling for _lastWrittenOffset so cancellation
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep an applied position available after cancelScroll.
If scrollToIndex(20) writes 1000 and cancelScroll() runs before its scroll event, scrollOffset still holds the old position. Clearing _lastWrittenOffset makes an immediate scrollBy(100) write 100 instead of 1100. Preserve or read back the applied position on cancellation, while still discarding a write the browser ignored. Add a test for cancellation after an applied write without read-back.
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Update cancelScroll handling for _lastWrittenOffset so cancellation preserves or
reads back a position that was applied before its scroll event, while discarding
a write the browser ignored. Add a test covering cancellation after an applied
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scrollToIndex/scrollToEnd/ reconcile write,scrollOffsetkeeps the old position until the scroll event reads the write back, and the rows on screen are still the ones rendered for it. A resize in that window was compensated against the old position. Scrolling up withscrollToIndexcould jump back to the old position plus the delta, and reconcile (target unchanged) never rewrote it until the 5s safety valve. Reported in #1307 and confirmed in real iOS Safari there; it happens on every platform._scrollToOffset(offset, { adjustments, behavior }) + _lastWrittenOffset = behavior === 'smooth' ? null : offset + adjustments scroll event + _lastWrittenOffset = null resizeItem + if a scroll state is active + and scrollOffset doesn't reflect _lastWrittenOffset yet + skip compensation (reconcileScroll retargets from fresh measurements next frame) else compensate as before scrollBy - base = getScrollOffset() + base = _lastWrittenOffset ?? getScrollOffset()Compensation writes, the prepend anchor sync and the iOS flush keep
scrollOffsetin step with what they write, so they never trigger the skip.Approach tried first: classifying those resizes against the written offset instead of skipping them. It regressed the chat examples (Marko "does NOT follow appends while reading history" 17/20, 28/28 on
main): duringscrollToEndthe rows at the old position were compensated, the end target kept moving, the pin never landed, and a user scroll couldn't interrupt it (the pull-back in #1307). Skipping avoids guessing about rows that belong to another position.Evidence
mainscrollToEnd, rows at the old position measured before the read-backanchorTo: 'end'at the end,scrollToIndex(20), last row grows before the read-backscrollBy(100)right afterscrollToIndex(20)test.fails.failsremovedvirtual-core: 230 passed + 7 expected failures (the remaining iOS scroll-correction deferral: per-row record, iOS 27 momentum, and index-scroll exits #1307 iOS cases from test(virtual-core): pin the iOS deferral and index-scroll orderings measured for #1307 #1308).pnpm run test:prgreen on all projects.tests/ios-differential.test.tsruns scripted event sequences on an iOS and a non-iOS virtualizer and checks they settle at the same offset without needing the safety valve. AKNOWN_DIVERGENTlist records the iOS cases iOS scroll-correction deferral: per-row record, iOS 27 momentum, and index-scroll exits #1307 still has to fix; the test asserts they still diverge, so a fix has to update it.cleanup()reset (a re-attached element reports its offset, which clears the field anyway).Merge Danger
Door: two-way. One field and one guard in
resizeItem; easy to revert.Blast Radius: resize compensation on all platforms, only in the frame between a scroll command's write and its scroll event, and only while a scroll state is active. A correction
mainwrote in that window now arrives one frame later through reconcile (main's value there was computed from the stale offset). If the scroll ends before that frame (cancel, gesture, safety valve), the skipped delta is lost; onmainthe whole command was.Related, not changed here: the pull-back of a never-landed index scroll and the iOS deferral cases, tracked in #1307.
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scrollBybehavior when called before the previous scroll is reported, so it builds on the latest requested position rather than a stale one.