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fix/last-written-scroll-offset
9f703cff Merge 053792274a7296709382e700b5d5a5006bd57396 into 6732e00f9baa0a155321e788503bc2f487ea3b00
by Damian Pie...
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fix/last-written-scroll-offset
462d2eae Merge a1271e165967e3401b132b9687e59361d5324ddf into 6732e00f9baa0a155321e788503bc2f487ea3b00
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fix/last-written-scroll-offset
6c0b4afa fix(virtual-core): leave resizes measured before a scroll command's read-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 (#1307). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
by Damian Pie...