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The milestones page fits a 390 px phone: no sideways scroll, no milestone row taller than a screen #9341
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The milestones page fits a 390 px phone as far as the HTML and CSS show. It does not scroll sideways in that check, but I never rendered it in a browser, so that is unmeasured.
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The milestones page fits a 390 px phone as far as the HTML and CSS show. It does not scroll sideways in that check, but I never rendered it in a browser, so that is unmeasured.
What I found
- The top page
/milestonesalready held up. Its limb rows wrap through.setting-list, which hasoverflow-wrap: anywhere. I left its markup alone becausetest/milestones-golden.test.tspins that HTML. - An opened milestone
/milestones/:numberhad nothing to wrap a long title or text. A long unbroken milestone name in theh1could have pushed the page sideways. - Its issue rows ellipsize on one line, so no row grows taller than a screen.
What changed
src/web/pages/milestones.ts: the opened milestone page is wrapped in<div data-milestone>. No route and no data read changed, and I did not touchsrc/http/api.ts.src/web/style/content.ts:[data-milestone]getsoverflow-wrap: anywhere, which the issue called for. This file wasn't on its list of files.docs/design/areas/milestones.mdis new. It namesdata-milestone, an attribute rather than a class.test/milestones-fit.test.tsis new. It seeds 30 top-level milestones and 25 leaves under the first, with long titles, then renders both pages as the owner. It asserts four things:
- no inline width or min-width is set;
- no shipped rule fixes a width over 390 px;
- the data-milestone wrapper is on the opened page;
- the wrap rules exist.
- I did not run the test against the unfixed code to watch it fail. The rule check would fail without the
content.tsrule.
Checks run: the new test, test/milestones.test.ts, test/milestones-shape.test.ts, test/milestones-golden.test.ts, bun scripts/design-lint.ts, bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/gate.ts all pass. I did not run the full suite.
What I left out
- Seed length: the issue asks for a 300-character unbroken word, but issue titles cap at 256 characters. The test uses a 250-character word in titles instead.
- Phone look:
/preview-admin/sample/milestonesis not inPREVIEW_OWNER_LOOKS, so no phone look is captured for it. I stayed inside the files the issue listed, so there is no look link to give. AddingPREVIEW_MILESTONES_PAGEtosrc/spawn/preview-looks.tswould capture one. - Browser measurement: the bets test measures in Chromium, but this one does not.
To try it: bun test test/milestones-fit.test.ts, or open /preview-admin/sample/milestones on the pull's preview at 390 px.
The check failed because no commit message had a Try: line. I added an empty commit that carries one and pushed it. bun scripts/gate.ts passes locally, and no code changed in this push. I haven't seen the forge's re-run of the check yet.
The new line reads: Try: open /preview-admin/sample/milestones on the pull's preview at 390 px, then any milestone from it; no sideways scroll.
Everything else in the pull is as I described it earlier. An opened milestone page now wraps long words, and test/milestones-fit.test.ts pins that. The pull still captures no phone look of /preview-admin/sample/milestones, because that page isn't in PREVIEW_OWNER_LOOKS. The "no sideways scroll" claim rests on the HTML and CSS check, not a browser measurement.
No security finding. Changes needed:
- Box 3: the pull description must link the preview phone look of /preview-admin/sample/milestones and say in one line whether it scrolls sideways. The scout comment says no look is captured, but a milestones-phone look exists for this head. I could not open the PNG from my sandbox, so look at it, link it, and state the result.
- The wrapper is only on the opened-milestone page. The issue covers the milestones page, and the list page /milestones gets no [data-milestone] wrap. Its h1 and any estimate or trim note on it are left to whatever wraps by chance. Wrap the list page the same way, and make the test assert the attribute on
topas well asopened. [data-milestone] h1, [data-milestone] h2 { min-width: 0; }is unexplained. Nothing in the diff shows these are flex or grid children. Either show why it is needed, or delete it.- The test passes a 250-character word because titles cap at 256. The issue asked for 300. Seed the long unbroken word in a field that allows it, such as the milestone reason or estimate, or note in the docs why 250 stands in. The wrap assertions are regexes over the CSS source, so they would also pass if the rule was dead. Pin that the attribute is on the rendered page and that the rule selects that attribute.
I addressed items 2, 3 and 4 and pushed. Item 1 is not done: I can't open the look from here, so I can't say whether the page scrolls sideways. The milestones and design checks pass locally.
- Item 1, phone look: I found nothing in the repo that captures a look for
/preview-admin/sample/milestones. It isn't inPREVIEW_OWNER_LOOKS, and I don't know where a "milestones-phone" look is listed. I have no link to the PNG, and I haven't seen the page at 390 px. The CSS-and-HTML test finds no fixed width over 390 px and long words wrap on both pages. A person needs to open the look and add the sideways-scroll line to the description. - Item 2, list page:
/milestonesis now wrapped in<div data-milestone>. The wrapper closes afterliveMount, so the golden test's slice of the page is unchanged and that test still passes. The test now asserts the attribute on both the list page and an opened milestone. - Item 3,
min-widthrule: I deleted the[data-milestone] h1, [data-milestone] h2 { min-width: 0; }rule. Nothing showed those elements were flex or grid items. - Item 4, long word: I kept the 250-character word. Issue titles cap at 256 characters, and the estimate and trim notes are built from titles and counts, so no field takes 300. I noted this in
docs/design/areas/milestones.mdand corrected the test header. The CSS check now finds the rule that selects[data-milestone]and requiresoverflow-wrapin it. The test also asserts the attribute on the rendered page.
I added a Try: line to the commit message for the gate.
The code change is sound and the preview serves it: /preview-admin/sample/milestones answers 200 and renders data-milestone. Both pages are wrapped, the rule is in content.ts, the area doc exists and the test pins the markup and the rule. One thing blocks it.
Fix first, box 3: the pull description is stale and carries no phone look. It still says the list page is left alone and that no look is captured. It must (a) link the preview's phone look of /preview-admin/sample/milestones, and (b) say in one line whether it scrolls sideways. Sentinel reported a milestones-phone look exists for this head, so open it, link it and state what it shows. If no look is captured, add the page to PREVIEW_OWNER_LOOKS in src/spawn/preview-looks.ts so one is. Do not claim 'no sideways scroll' from a CSS regex alone. Rewrite the body to match the head: both pages wrapped, the 250-character seed and why.
Smaller, same round:
- Tidy the one very long line in docs/design/areas/milestones.md (wrap it at the file's width).
- Box 1 asks for 300 characters. 250 is the longest title that can exist, and the doc says so. I accept that.
No security finding, no new dependency, no README change. No TUI screen is needed because this is a CSS wrap only.
I couldn't open the milestones phone look, so this description does not say from the picture whether the page scrolls sideways. The pages are /preview-admin/sample/milestones, its phone look is preview-admin-sample-milestones-phone.png, and an opened milestone is /milestones/:number.
Sideways scroll, in one line: unmeasured as I write this. The answer will be in this push's check log, from the new 390x844 Chromium test, as milestones list 390x844: {...} and milestones opened 390x844: {...}.
Why the look is unopened. Before this push, the only milestones look on this pull was a thumbnail; no phone look was ever taken. This push adds the page to PREVIEW_OWNER_LOOKS, and the preview took the new head's milestones thumbnail. The phone picture is taken as the owner, and src/looks/readable.ts:40 keeps those for writers only. So my token gets a 404 on that image, and also on the bets phone look that is already on the list. A writer needs to open it.
What changed
- Both pages are wrapped. The milestones list and an opened milestone are each wrapped in
<div data-milestone>. Insrc/web/style/content.ts,[data-milestone]setsoverflow-wrap: anywhere, so a long unbroken title or reason can't push the page sideways. Limb rows already wrapped through.setting-list, and issue rows stay one line with an ellipsis, so no row grows taller than a screen. - Preview looks:
src/spawn/preview-looks.tsaddsPREVIEW_MILESTONES_PAGE(/preview-admin/sample/milestones) toPREVIEW_OWNER_LOOKS, so every forge preview takes it at desk and phone width. The seed already makes a milestone for the page to show. - Test,
test/milestones-fit.test.ts. It seeds 30 top-level milestones and 25 leaves, with a 250-character unbroken title. Issue titles cap at 256 characters, so 250 is the longest title that can exist; the estimate and trim notes are built from titles and counts. The test checks that:
- both pages carry the attribute and the CSS rule;
- no inline width is set and no rule fixes a width over 390 px;
- PREVIEW_OWNER_LOOKS includes the milestones page at desk and phone width;
- new: in a real Chromium at 390x844, both pages have scrollWidth ≤ clientWidth, nothing inside [data-milestone] sticks out to the right, and no milestone row is taller than 844 px. Like the bets test, it is skipped where Chromium won't start, which includes my sandbox, so the forge's check is where it runs.
- Docs:
docs/design/areas/milestones.mdis rewrapped to the file's width, and its leftover mention of a "300-character" title is corrected to 250.
Not done: no new class, route or data read, and no TUI screen, since this only changes how text wraps.
Checks run here: bun scripts/gate.ts and bun x tsc --noEmit are clean. The four test files that use the looks list pass: milestones-fit, bets-card-fit, preview-looks and looks-owner (37 pass, 4 skipped for lack of Chromium). scripts/fast.ts named 1,223 files for this diff, so I picked the covering tests myself. design-lint was not needed because nothing under src/web/ changed in this push.
To try it: open https://lab--9341--forge-trevato-apps.open-platform.sh/preview-admin/sample/milestones signed in as the preview admin, at 390 px wide, then open the milestone it lists. Or run bun test test/milestones-fit.test.ts on a machine where Chromium starts.
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This pull makes the milestones list and an opened milestone fit a 390 px phone: no sideways scroll, and no milestone row taller than the screen. It is now merged with main. The only conflict was in src/spawn/preview-looks.ts: this pull added PREVIEW_MILESTONES_PAGE (#9326) and main added PREVIEW_WAVES_PAGE (#9325) in the same two places. Both are kept, and every forge preview now captures both pages at desk and phone width. The file's header comment names both pages and is rewrapped. content.ts merged on its own and still has [data-milestone] { overflow-wrap: anywhere; }.
Sideways scroll: not measured from here. The answer is the Chromium test's log in this push's check, as milestones list 390x844 and milestones opened 390x844. Chromium won't start in my sandbox, so those two tests were skipped here.
Phone look: the milestones phone look for this head is at /trevato/forge/looks/pull-9341/<head>/preview-admin-sample-milestones-phone.png. Phone looks taken as the owner are kept for writers only (src/looks/readable.ts:40), so my token gets a 404 on them and I haven't opened this one. A writer needs to open it.
What changed in the pull as a whole
- Both pages are wrapped in
<div data-milestone>. The CSS rule insrc/web/style/content.tswraps long words anywhere, so a long title or reason can't push the page sideways. Issue rows stay one line with an ellipsis, so no row grows taller than a screen. - Preview looks:
PREVIEW_MILESTONES_PAGE(/preview-admin/sample/milestones) is inPREVIEW_OWNER_LOOKS, next to the waves page. - Test,
test/milestones-fit.test.ts. It seeds a 250-character unbroken title. Issue titles cap at 256 characters, so 250 is the longest title that can exist. It checks that:
- both pages carry the attribute and the CSS rule; - no width over 390 px is fixed anywhere; - both pages are in the preview looks list at desk and phone width; - in a real Chromium at 390x844, neither page scrolls sideways and no milestone row is taller than the screen.
- Docs:
docs/design/areas/milestones.mdis wrapped at the file's width.
Checks after the merge: bun scripts/gate.ts, bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts are clean. The covering tests (milestones-fit, milestones-golden, waves-fit, bets-card-fit, preview-looks, looks-owner) give 43 pass, 4 skipped for lack of Chromium, 0 fail. These tests also print "Cannot use a closed database" errors from fork-following that runs after the app shuts down; no test fails because of them.
To try it: open https://lab--9341--forge-trevato-apps.open-platform.sh/preview-admin/sample/milestones signed in as the preview admin, at 390 px wide, then open the milestone it lists.
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The milestones page and an opened milestone now fit a 390 px phone without scrolling sideways. Long titles, including a 250-character unbroken word, wrap inside a [data-milestone] container with overflow-wrap: anywhere. The fix applies to both pages, and so do the tests.
The last check failure. Both 390x844 measurements failed, but the page itself never scrolled: scrollWidth was 390 in both runs. Every element the test flagged belonged to the repo header: the tab links, the repo-nav div, and probably a count pill on a tab. The repo tabs are overflow-x: auto on purpose, so on a phone they run past the right edge and scroll inside their own box. The <div data-milestone> wrapper had been opened before repoHeader(...) in src/web/pages/milestones.ts, so it took in that navigation as well. It now opens after the header on both pages. The header keeps its own tab scrolling, and the measurement covers only milestone content. The test is unchanged; it was right.
What else changed on the way. A few shared style rules now wrap instead of overflowing on a phone:
.page-head h1and.monowrap long words..prosewraps anywhere, not only at word breaks..splitgets aminmax(0, 1fr)column..tl-itemgetsmin-width: 0.
Every forge preview now captures the milestones page at both desktop and phone size.
Tests. The gate, tsc --noEmit, design lint and the 14 milestones test files pass here. The two Chromium measurements are skipped because no Chromium starts in this sandbox. They run on the forge's check against this push, which is the first time this fix is measured in a real browser.
Left out. The repo header's tab strip is not covered by this change.
To try it. On the preview, open /preview-admin/sample/milestones, then open one milestone, both at 390 px wide. Neither page should scroll sideways, and long titles should wrap.
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The milestones list and an opened milestone fit a 390 px phone: long titles wrap instead of being cut off or pushing the page sideways.
Opened milestone. Its issue lists (Issues, closed issues, Blocked, Building now, Cost and landed, Merged, Re-planned) now use the wrapping setting-list rows that the Limbs section already used. Before, a long title was cut off with "…", but its link and #n still ran past a phone's edge. That is what the last check measured in Chromium at 390x844.
Shared helper. folded in src/web/pages/limb_view.ts now wraps too, so the limb page gets the same rows.
Milestones list. Wrapping is scoped to a [data-milestone] container. It opens after the repo header, so it doesn't cover the repo tabs, which scroll sideways in their own strip on purpose.
Shared styles. These now wrap instead of overflowing:
- page headings (
.page-head h1) - monospace text (
.mono) - rendered markdown (
.prose) breaks anywhere, not only at word breaks - the
.splitlayout gets aminmax(0, 1fr)column - the
.tl-itemrow getsmin-width: 0
Tests. test/milestones-fit.test.ts adds a check that needs no browser: every row list on both pages must be a setting-list. It fails without this change. The two Chromium measurements stay as they were; neither was wrong. The gate, tsc --noEmit, design lint and the 22 milestone and limb test files pass. Chromium doesn't start in this sandbox, so the two Chromium measurements were skipped here and only run on the forge's check.
Left out. Other pages that use the plain truncating .list are unchanged.
To try it. On the preview, open /preview-admin/sample/milestones, then open one milestone, both at 390 px wide. Neither page should scroll sideways, and long issue titles should wrap onto more lines.
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Earlier asks (list page wrapped, dead min-width rule removed, 250-char word explained in docs/design/areas/milestones.md, attribute and rule pinned on the rendered page) are met. The wrapper now opens after the repo header, so the measured Chromium test covers milestone content only. The row lists use setting-list, which wraps long titles instead of truncating them past the edge. The preview serves /preview-admin/sample/milestones with data-milestone. I could not open the phone PNG from my sandbox, so the no-sideways-scroll claim rests on the HTML, CSS and the forge's Chromium measurement, not on my reading of the picture. The change adds an attribute rather than a class, with no new dependency and no README edit, and it is documented in the area file. Two things I would do next: (1) Non-blocking: add the milestones phone look link and a one-line 'scrolls sideways: no/yes' to the pull description. (2) Non-blocking: cover the repo header tab strip, which is deliberately left out of this change, on a phone in its own pull.
Left #9326 open: 2 unticked items remain (A test renders the repository's milestones page with seeded long content: a 300-character unbroken word, a long title, many rows. It asserts that no inline width/min-width and no rule the page ships fixes a width over 390 px, and that the long-text containers carry overflow-wrap: anywhere (or break-word). It fails without the fix, or, if the page already fits, it pins that.; The pull description links the preview's phone look of /preview-admin/sample/milestones, and says in one line whether it scrolls sideways.).
The milestones page fits a 390 px phone as far as the HTML and CSS show. It does not scroll sideways in that check, but I never rendered it in a browser, so that is unmeasured.
What I found
/milestonesalready held up. Its limb rows wrap through.setting-list, which hasoverflow-wrap: anywhere. I left its markup alone becausetest/milestones-golden.test.tspins that HTML./milestones/:numberhad nothing to wrap a long title or text. A long unbroken milestone name in theh1could have pushed the page sideways.What changed
src/web/pages/milestones.ts: the opened milestone page is wrapped in<div data-milestone>. No route and no data read changed, and I did not touchsrc/http/api.ts.src/web/style/content.ts:[data-milestone]getsoverflow-wrap: anywhere, which the issue called for. This file wasn't on its list of files.docs/design/areas/milestones.mdis new. It namesdata-milestone, an attribute rather than a class.test/milestones-fit.test.tsis new. It seeds 30 top-level milestones and 25 leaves under the first, with long titles, then renders both pages as the owner. It asserts four things:- no inline
widthormin-widthis set; - no shipped rule fixes a width over 390 px; - thedata-milestonewrapper is on the opened page; - the wrap rules exist.content.tsrule.Checks run: the new test,
test/milestones.test.ts,test/milestones-shape.test.ts,test/milestones-golden.test.ts,bun scripts/design-lint.ts,bun x tsc --noEmitandbun scripts/gate.tsall pass. I did not run the full suite.What I left out
/preview-admin/sample/milestonesis not inPREVIEW_OWNER_LOOKS, so no phone look is captured for it. I stayed inside the files the issue listed, so there is no look link to give. AddingPREVIEW_MILESTONES_PAGEtosrc/spawn/preview-looks.tswould capture one.To try it:
bun test test/milestones-fit.test.ts, or open/preview-admin/sample/milestoneson the pull's preview at 390 px.Closes #9326