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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds touch and pen swipe gestures to sidebar thread rows. Rows expose capability-gated lifecycle, snooze, and pin actions. Gesture handling manages direction, cancellation, clamping, release behavior, row exclusivity, and compatibility-click suppression. ChangesSidebar swipe interactions
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Pointer
participant ThreadSwipeable
participant SidebarThreadRow
participant NativeContextMenu
Pointer->>ThreadSwipeable: swipe and release
ThreadSwipeable->>SidebarThreadRow: dispatch lifecycle or pin action
ThreadSwipeable->>SidebarThreadRow: dispatch snooze press with coordinates
SidebarThreadRow->>NativeContextMenu: open snooze presets
NativeContextMenu->>SidebarThreadRow: return selected preset
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The swipe behavior is functionally intact, but a future change could reintroduce accidental row activation after a swipe without automated detection. Add the focused event-level test as follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.swipe.test.ts`:
- Around line 118-121: Update the swipe-release test using one 72px action so
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Thanks for the review — fixes pushed in 731a083:
Not changing: the compact (collapsed rail) branch having no swipe path. The rail is a mouse-first affordance whose rows are ~28px wide — 72px action columns cannot fit it. Touch users on a collapsed rail can still tap a row to open the thread and use the chat-header action menu, which exposes the same lifecycle/pin actions, or expand the sidebar where swipes work. Happy to revisit if maintainers want rail support. |
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- Around line 226-235: Add a component-level pointer interaction regression
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- Line 131: Update the drag cap calculation using the width/action availability
represented by width so a side with no actions (width === 0) retains the
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- Around line 309-311: Update handleClickCapture to clear
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…ver full-swipe snooze
…rag cap - stopPropagation in the open-row dismissal path so a dismiss-touch cannot arm dnd-kit's reorder sensor on draggable rows - reveal nothing below the decide threshold and close on undecided release, so a micro-drag never leaves an invisible action layer in the focus order - cap the drag at 0 on a side with no actions instead of stretching to the width-bound commit threshold - pair the compat-click swallow with the gesture that armed it by clearing on pointerdown capture: a real tap on a revealed action button passes even when the browser suppressed the drag's click, while the compat click stays swallowed instead of double-firing an action it lands on - drop render-time ref writes flagged by react(refs); close is already stable Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Rebased onto main (the compact sidebar removal in #11685 dropped the compact-row path entirely — the open macroscope finding there is now moot) and picked up the custom-snooze menu item, so the swipe Snooze action now offers the same "Custom…" choice as the context menus. Round 3 fixes in 0ea5640:
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🟡 Minor · Add a component-level compatibility-click regression test.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd a component-level compatibility-click regression test.
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What changed
Sidebar thread rows now support touch/pen swipe gestures, matching the mobile thread list. Swiping left reveals the lifecycle action (Settle, Un-settle, or Wake, depending on the row's shelf) with Snooze beside it where snoozing can succeed; a full swipe commits the lifecycle action outright. Swiping right reveals Pin or Unpin. Tapping a revealed action runs it — Snooze opens the same preset menu the context menu uses, including "Custom…". Tapping the open row dismisses the actions; only one row's actions stay open at a time.
The gesture layer responds to touch and pen pointers only. Mouse behavior — hover-revealed quick actions, clicks, double-click rename, right-click menu, and pinned-row drag-to-reorder — is untouched. Rows without any capability-gated action render exactly as before.
Why
On touch-screen laptops the desktop app's thread actions were unreachable: the quick actions are hover-revealed (no hover on touch) and everything else lives in the right-click menu. The mobile app already settled on a swipe vocabulary for the same rows, so this ports that vocabulary rather than inventing a new one: same primary-action logic (Settle on cards, Un-settle on settled rows, Wake on the snoozed shelf), snooze as the secondary, and full-swipe-to-commit.
How
Sidebar.swipe.tsxis a small pointer-events wrapper that translates the row content with direct DOM writes during the drag, so a swipe never re-renders the row.touch-action: pan-ykeeps vertical list scrolling while horizontal drags reach the component; a vertically dominant drag cancels the gesture. Direction follows the finger — crossing back over the origin flips sides — and the drag cap stretches to the commit threshold so full swipes stay reachable on short rows. Action availability is resolved from the same capability gates as the hover affordances. A completed drag arms a compat-click swallow so the release can't also navigate the row, and the open-row dismissal stops propagation so dnd-kit never sees a reorder-starting press. The gesture and release logic is extracted as pure functions (updateSwipeGesture,resolveSwipeRelease) for unit tests.Verification
tsc --noEmitin apps/web: passed.vp test run src/components/Sidebar.swipe.test.ts: 15 passed — action resolution per shelf and capability gates, release thresholds, direction flip on crossing the origin, stretched drag cap, vertical cancel, micro-drag close, and zero-action rows.vp test runon the neighboring sidebar suites (Sidebar.pointer,Sidebar.drag,Sidebar.snooze,Sidebar.logic,Sidebar.motion,threadActionMenu.logic): 268 passed.Input.dispatchTouchEvent, isolated worktree environment seeded from the showcase fixtures):thread.pinned/thread.unpinnedserver-side and moved the row between sections;thread.settledpersisted in the event store and the client navigated forward off the settled thread;Not covered: input was synthetic (CDP
Input.dispatchTouchEvent) in desktop Chrome, not a physical touchscreen; native iOS/Android web views and the legacy opt-out sidebar are untested. Persistence claims above run on event-backed fixture threads in an isolated worktree database.Media
Before — resting thread list (no touch affordance):
After — swipe left reveals Settle + Snooze; a full swipe commits Settle:
Gesture demo — reveal, tap-to-dismiss, snooze menu, unpin, full-swipe settle (sidebar crop, recorded on this branch; full-window mp4):
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