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fix(virtual-core): keep the iOS correction when a start-aligned scrollToIndex ends before it lands - #1306
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…lToIndex ends before it lands TanStack#1305 stopped deferring iOS size corrections during an index scroll, since reconcileScroll retargets from fresh measurements. If a gesture, cancelScroll() or the reconcile safety valve ends the scroll before the next retarget write, a resize that moved the target is lost. dropScrollState() now handles those exits: for a start-aligned index scroll whose viewport sits on the last written target, it adds the target's drift to the deferred adjustment. Mid-travel and end/center/toEnd states are left alone, because their drift also reflects rows below the viewport's top. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to On iOS, a user gesture during an index scroll can cause a later scroll jump from a correction that no longer applies. Two further edge cases remain: a clamped end-of-list target, and a cancel or timeout that leaves a correction pending. These should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge. Pre-merge checks |
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Review comments at @packages/virtual-core/src/index.ts:
- Line 973: Update dropScrollState and its call site to pass the incoming
gesture offset into the compensation decision, so size changes below the new
viewport position are not deferred and later applied to the user's viewport.
- Around line 1227-1231: Update the deferred adjustment logic near
getScrollStateTarget so it uses only rows classified as entirely above the fold
by resizeItem, rather than overall target drift that can include visible rows
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… a custom adjust predicate With scrollPaddingStart, rows above a start-aligned target are visible, so their growth moves the target without being owed to the viewport. A custom shouldAdjustScrollPositionOnItemSizeChange may opt out of compensation that the target drift would add back. Leave both to the no-compensation behaviour of TanStack#1305. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
With lanes > 1, rows in other lanes can span the fold and a resize can move the target to another lane, so its drift no longer matches the growth resizeItem would have compensated (e.g. drift 30 where 50 was owed). Keep TanStack#1305's no-compensation behaviour there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Flush eligible drift when cancellation ends an idle scroll. · index.ts:2167
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFlush eligible drift when cancellation ends an idle scroll.
If an index scroll has landed and
isScrollingis already false, a resize can move its target beforecancelScroll()runs.dropScrollState()records the drift, but cancellation leaves no frame or scroll callback to call_flushIosDeferredIfReady(). The correction remains pending until a later event. The safety-timeout exit at Line 1249 has the same idle path. After clearing the state, attempt the existing guarded flush so it still waits during touch or momentum.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 1218-1219: Update the drift-compensation check near the
last-written scroll target to defer drift only when that target is an unclamped
start position; exclude clamped targets produced by scrollToIndex with start
alignment. Keep resizeItem compensation unchanged for rows it selects.
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- Line 2167: After `cancelScroll()` clears scroll state with
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eligible drift is corrected when scrolling is already idle; apply the same
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Exclude clamped start targets from drift compensation.
Near the end of the list, scrollToIndex(99, { align: 'start' }) can land at the maximum scroll offset rather than item 99's start. If the visible last row grows, the maximum offset and the recomputed target both increase. Line 1218 treats that drift as an above-viewport correction, so a later flush moves the viewport even though resizeItem did not select that row for compensation. Require the last written target to be an unclamped start position before deferring its drift.
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Review comment at @packages/virtual-core/src/index.ts around lines 1218 - 1219:
Update the drift-compensation check near the last-written scroll target to defer
drift only when that target is an unclamped start position; exclude clamped
targets produced by scrollToIndex with start alignment. Keep resizeItem
compensation unchanged for rows it selects.
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Closing in favour of #1307. Each review of this PR found another layout where "target drift since the last write" diverges from "growth above the viewport" (align end/center, |
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🎯 Changes
Follow-up to #1305 (#1304). On iOS WebKit, #1305 stopped deferring size corrections while a
scrollToIndexis in flight, becausereconcileScrollretargets from fresh measurements. That leaves a gap: if the index scroll ends before reconcile writes the moved target, the resize is lost and the anchored row shifts by its size. Three exits do that:hasReachedTargetinterrupt branch)cancelScroll()The guard is deliberately narrow. Target drift equals "growth above the viewport" only when the viewport's top sits on a start-aligned target. It is skipped:
end/center/toEnd: a row growing inside the viewport also moves the target.lanes > 1: rows in other lanes can span the viewport top, and a resize can move the target to another lane.scrollPaddingStart: the padding shows rows above the target row, so their growth moves the target too.shouldAdjustScrollPositionOnItemSizeChange: the consumer may have opted out of the compensation the drift would add back.In all skipped cases behaviour stays as in #1305 (no compensation).
applyScrollAdjustmentand the flush are unchanged, so prepend anchor deltas behave as onmain.Evidence
New tests in
iOS deferral:(100 rows × 50px, 200px viewport, hand-driven rAF and scroll events):maincancelScrollafter an unreconciled resizescrollToEndalign: 'end'index scrollscrollPaddingStart, visible row growslanes: 2, target changes laneAlso probed and safe:
gap,paddingStart,scrollMargin, horizontal,initialMeasurementsCache, duplicate keys.Mutation check on the final code: every hunk is caught by at least one test (drift → 0, sign flip, no
getMeasurements(), no align / lanes / padding / predicate / at-target guard, each call site reverted toscrollState = null). The one survivor,+=→=, is equivalent: a pending prepend delta always shifts the tracked offset (#1176), so the at-target guard is false whenever something is already deferred.Merge Danger
Door: two-way. It's a single private helper and easy to revert.
Blast Radius: iOS-only. Non-iOS skips the helper's body (
isIOSWebKit()), and on iOS only start-aligned index scrolls that end without landing are affected.Out of scope, tracked in #1307: replacing the accumulated
_iosDeferredAdjustmentwith an anchor-based correction, plus related pre-existing edge cases.✅ Checklist
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