feat(mobile): full thread-list menu from title long-press#32836

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Long-pressing the thread title opens the same menu as long-pressing a thread in the list β€” built from one shared MenuAction tree (Settle, Snooze, copy, pin, Arrange/move, Rename, Regenerate title, Auto-settle, Archive, Delete). Git and Terminal stay as trailing icons.

Long-press title opens the full thread menu

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apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AndroidScreenHeader.tsxline 135Outdated Β· 84024a4Open thread
……@@ -59,6 +66,79 @@ export function AndroidScreenHeader(props: {
132+ accessibilityLabel={props.title}
133+ accessibilityHint="Shows more actions"
134+ >
135+ {titleLabel}
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🟠 High ui/AndroidScreenHeader.tsx:135

When titleMenu is supplied, the title and subtitle disappear, and the long-press target loses its content height. titleLabel contains Compose NativeText, Row, or Column nodes, but this Pressable is a React Native boundary, so the outer RNHostView does not give those nodes the immediate Compose parent they require. Render the label with React Native components inside the Pressable or add a properly sized nested Compose host.

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3When `titleMenu` is supplied, the title and subtitle disappear, and the long-press target loses its content height. `titleLabel` contains Compose `NativeText`, `Row`, or `Column` nodes, but this `Pressable` is a React Native boundary, so the outer `RNHostView` does not give those nodes the immediate Compose parent they require. Render the label with React Native components inside the `Pressable` or add a properly sized nested Compose host.

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Fixed β€” title-menu label is now AppText inside Pressable so Compose nodes are not parented under an RN boundary.

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apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsxlines 194–194Outdated Β· 84024a4Open thread
……@@ -108,6 +175,23 @@ export function AppBar(props: AppBarProps) {
191+ />
192+ ),
193+ }
194+ : undefined),
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🟑 Medium ui/AppBar.tsx:194

When titleMenu becomes absent, this omits headerTitle instead of clearing it, so merged workspace options and StackHeader retain the previous callback; the stale long-press menu can still invoke enabled actions after canOperate becomes false. Set headerTitle to undefined in the no-menu branch.

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2+ : { headerTitle: undefined }),
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3When `titleMenu` becomes absent, this omits `headerTitle` instead of clearing it, so merged workspace options and `StackHeader` retain the previous callback; the stale long-press menu can still invoke enabled actions after `canOperate` becomes false. Set `headerTitle` to `undefined` in the no-menu branch.

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Fixed β€” the no-menu branch now sets headerTitle: undefined so StackHeader clears the prior long-press callback.

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apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsxlines 64–64Outdated Β· 84024a4Open thread
……@@ -42,6 +44,60 @@ function mailMenuItems(items: ReadonlyArray<AppBarMenuItem>): MailMenu["items"]
61+ // UIKit centers the title view in the full bar. Reserve the heavier side on both sides.
62+ const leadingWidth = TITLE_BAR_MARGIN / 2 + props.leadingButtons * TITLE_BAR_BUTTON;
63+ const trailingWidth = TITLE_BAR_MARGIN / 2 + props.trailingButtons * TITLE_BAR_BUTTON;
64+ const width = Math.max(0, screenWidth - 2 * Math.max(leadingWidth, trailingWidth));
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🟠 High ui/AppBar.tsx:64

With four trailing controls, AppBarTitleMenu gets zero width in a 375-point column, so the thread title disappears and its long-press actions are inaccessible. Line 64 doubles the wider trailing reservation even though the leading and trailing groups already occupy opposite sides; subtract their widths separately to preserve the available title area.

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1 const width = Math.max(0, screenWidth - leadingWidth - trailingWidth);
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3With four trailing controls, `AppBarTitleMenu` gets zero width in a 375-point column, so the thread title disappears and its long-press actions are inaccessible. Line 64 doubles the wider trailing reservation even though the leading and trailing groups already occupy opposite sides; subtract their widths separately to preserve the available title area.

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Fixed β€” title width is screenWidth - leadingWidth - trailingWidth with a one-button floor, so four trailing controls no longer collapse the long-press target to zero.

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Walkthrough

The mobile app bar supports title menus on Android and iOS. Thread headers use these menus to expose lifecycle actions, including settle, snooze, wake, and rename.

Changes: Thread title menus

Layer / File(s)Summary
Title-menu contracts and native publishing
apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.types.ts, apps/mobile/src/components/ui/Toolbar.types.ts, apps/mobile/src/native/NativeHeaderToolbar.tsx, apps/mobile/src/native/StackHeader.tsx, apps/mobile/src/native/NativeHeaderToolbar.test.tsx
The app-bar and toolbar types add title-menu and visibility-priority options. Native toolbar code collects title-placement menus and publishes them through navigation options. Tests cover published title menus and their actions.
Native menu conversion
apps/mobile/src/native/V5StackHeader.ios.tsx, apps/mobile/src/native/V5StackHeader.ios.test.tsx, apps/mobile/src/components/ui/nativeHeaderMenu.ios.tsx
The iOS stack header converts title menus and submenu icons into native header configuration. It maps the default visibility priority to the native standard priority. Tests cover title and trailing menus.
App-bar title menu rendering
apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsx, apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.android.tsx, apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AndroidScreenHeader.tsx
AppBar and Android header render title menus and forward selected actions. App-bar actions forward visibility priorities.
Thread lifecycle menu actions
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadLifecycleMenu.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/useThreadLifecycleMenu.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadListV2.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadLifecycleMenu.test.ts
Lifecycle items depend on thread state and environment support. The hook handles lifecycle actions, snooze selections, and the custom-snooze sheet. Snooze selection accepts a Date or epoch milliseconds. Tests cover lifecycle states and disabled presets.
Thread header integration
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadOverflowMenu.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadOverflowMenu.test.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadHeader.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadRouteScreen.tsx
ThreadHeader builds a title menu from lifecycle items and renders the returned sheet. ThreadRouteScreen passes the selected thread to ThreadHeader.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

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1sequenceDiagram
2 participant ThreadRouteScreen
3 participant ThreadHeader
4 participant useThreadLifecycleMenu
5 participant AppBar
6 ThreadRouteScreen->>ThreadHeader: pass selectedThread
7 ThreadHeader->>useThreadLifecycleMenu: provide thread
8 useThreadLifecycleMenu-->>ThreadHeader: return lifecycle items and sheet
9 ThreadHeader->>AppBar: pass titleMenu
10 AppBar->>useThreadLifecycleMenu: invoke selected lifecycle action

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Merge Risk: External image Low Β· previous review 11f99

With both leading controls shown, a long thread title may extend toward them or lose its ellipsis. This is a narrow cosmetic layout issue that can be handled as a follow-up.

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The title "feat(mobile): full thread-list menu from title long-press" matches the main change. The PR adds a title long-press menu on the mobile thread header (AppBar, AndroidScreenHeader, native header toolbar) built from the same lifecycle items as the thread-list row menu (buildThreadLifecycleMenuItems, useThreadLifecycleMenu). The title is specific and follows a conventional commit format. It does not name the iOS and Android split, but it still conveys the primary change.

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The description gives a one-sentence summary of the feature: a long-press on the thread title opens the same shared menu as the thread list, with Git and Terminal kept as trailing icons. It includes a GIF, but it is missing most of the template sections. The Problem section (expected behavior, reproduction steps, environment) is absent. The Change section does not explain how the shared MenuAction tree works or why the components changed. The Scope and approval section has no linked issue, discussion, or maintainer approval. The Verification section has no tests or manual checks and does not say what was not checked. The AI-agent attribution line is present ("Created with Composer in Cursor") but does not name the model and harness as the template asks. The description is therefore largely incomplete against the template, so the check fails.

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apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.types.ts: 1

88-89: External image Trivial Β· Maintainability & Code Quality Β· Quick win

Correct the titleMenu doc comment. iOS does not use a UIKit title menu.

AppBar.tsx renders titleMenu on iOS through a custom headerTitle view. It intentionally avoids the UIKit title menu because of the disclosure chevron. The comment "iOS title menu" therefore misleads the next reader. Describe the real behavior on both platforms.

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1- /** Long-press the title (iOS title menu / Android anchored menu). */
2+ /** Long-press the title to open this menu. iOS draws a custom header title; Android anchors a menu to the title. */
3 readonly titleMenu?: AppBarMenu;
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6Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.types.ts around lines 88
7- 89:
8Update the titleMenu documentation in AppBar types to describe the actual
9long-press behavior: iOS uses a custom header title view, while Android anchors
10the menu to the title. Remove the misleading reference to a UIKit title menu.
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadOverflowMenu.test.ts: 1

5-25: External image Trivial Β· Maintainability & Code Quality Β· Quick win

Delete these tests. They cover trivial logic and copy text.

buildThreadTitleMenu returns null for an empty list. Otherwise it wraps the items in a fixed title and icon. The first test asserts the constant title, the constant icon, and an id pass-through. The second test asserts the empty-list guard. A regression in this helper would not change user behavior in a way these tests uniquely catch. threadLifecycleMenu.test.ts already covers the item logic.

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6Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadOverflowMenu.test.ts
7around lines 5 - 25:
8Remove the two tests for buildThreadTitleMenu’s fixed title/icon, item ID
9pass-through, and empty-list result; these assertions cover trivial helper
10behavior already covered by threadLifecycleMenu.test.ts. Keep unrelated tests in
11the file.

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apps/mobile/src/native/V5StackHeader.ios.test.tsx: 1

89-151: External image Trivial Β· Maintainability & Code Quality Β· Quick win

Fold this test into the first test. Both cover the same convertMenu icon forwarding.

The first test already asserts that convertMenu forwards the submenu icon for the title menu. This test checks the same convertMenu branch through the trailing items path. Both paths call the same function, so the second test repeats the case at a higher layer.

Delete it, or assert the trailing-menu shape in an existing case.

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6Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/native/V5StackHeader.ios.test.tsx around
7lines 89 - 151:
8Remove the redundant β€œforwards submenu icons into the native menu tree” test or
9fold its trailing-menu assertion into the existing convertMenu icon-forwarding
10test, so the submenu icon behavior is covered once at the lowest relevant layer.

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apps/mobile/src/native/NativeHeaderToolbar.tsx: 1

230-241: External image Trivial Β· Maintainability & Code Quality Β· Low value

Remove the unused native title-menu path.

The thread header uses AppBar’s headerTitle menu instead. The separate placement="title" path has no production caller, but adds code and tests to maintain. Remove that path and its title-menu tests; keep the AppBar menu.

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6Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/native/NativeHeaderToolbar.tsx around lines
7230 - 241:
8Remove the unused native title-menu path centered on collectTitleMenu, including
9its title-placement wiring and associated title-menu tests. Preserve the AppBar
10headerTitle menu path and its behavior.

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6Inline comments:
7Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsx:
8- Line 169: Update the `optionsVersion` value in `AppBar` to include
9`titleLeadingButtons`, `titleTrailingButtons`, and the current header foreground
10color, alongside its existing inputs. Preserve the existing compact-search menu
11and `titleMenu` entries so changes to these values trigger `setOptions` and
12refresh the native header.
13- Line 81: Update the accessibilityHint on the menu trigger in AppBar and
14AndroidScreenHeader to describe that the menu opens on long press, not
15activation. Preserve the existing long-press interaction, and verify that
16removing the visible Settle, Snooze, and Rename buttons is intentional and
17leaves users with an appropriate visible cue.
18
19---
20
21Nitpick comments:
22Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.types.ts:
23- Around line 88-89: Update the titleMenu documentation in AppBar types to
24describe the actual long-press behavior: iOS uses a custom header title view,
25while Android anchors the menu to the title. Remove the misleading reference to
26a UIKit title menu.
27
28Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadOverflowMenu.test.ts:
29- Around line 5-25: Remove the two tests for buildThreadTitleMenu’s fixed
30title/icon, item ID pass-through, and empty-list result; these assertions cover
31trivial helper behavior already covered by threadLifecycleMenu.test.ts. Keep
32unrelated tests in the file.
33
34Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/native/NativeHeaderToolbar.tsx:
35- Around line 230-241: Remove the unused native title-menu path centered on
36collectTitleMenu, including its title-placement wiring and associated title-menu
37tests. Preserve the AppBar headerTitle menu path and its behavior.
38
39Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/native/V5StackHeader.ios.test.tsx:
40- Around line 89-151: Remove the redundant β€œforwards submenu icons into the
41native menu tree” test or fold its trailing-menu assertion into the existing
42convertMenu icon-forwarding test, so the submenu icon behavior is covered once
43at the lowest relevant layer.
44
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47Failed pre-merge checks:
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49Restructure the description to follow the repository template. Add these
50sections: (1) Problem: state the crowded header issue with expected behavior and
51the environment (platform and screen size). (2) Change: explain the title
52long-press menu and why Settle, Snooze, and Rename moved there, and state that
53the change applies to iOS and Android. (3) Scope and approval: link the triaged
54issue or the maintainer discussion that approved this direction, including the
55approval comment, or explain why a prior issue is not needed. Note that a new
56user-facing feature needs that approval. (4) Verification: list the focused
57tests and manual checks you ran (for example, the new threadLifecycleMenu and
58threadOverflowMenu tests, and the iOS and Android header checks) with observed
59results, and state anything you could not check. Keep the GIF, and add
60before/after screenshots of the header. (5) Replace the agent line with the
61model and harness that did the work, if an agent was used.
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apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsxline 81Outdated Β· a717d59Open thread
……@@ -42,6 +44,61 @@ function mailMenuItems(items: ReadonlyArray<AppBarMenuItem>): MailMenu["items"]
78+ <Pressable
79+ accessibilityRole="button"
80+ accessibilityLabel={props.title}
81+ accessibilityHint="Shows more actions"
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External image Minor Β· Functional Correctness Β· Quick win

Fix the accessibility hint. The menu opens on long press, not on activation.

Menu is set to shouldOpenOnLongPress, and the Pressable has no onPress. A screen-reader activation therefore does nothing. The hint "Shows more actions" suggests that activation opens the menu. AndroidScreenHeader.tsx Line 135 has the same hint.

Describe the real gesture in both places. Removing the visible Settle, Snooze, and Rename buttons also leaves no visible cue for the menu. Confirm that this is intended.

πŸ“ Proposed fix

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1--- "a/apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsx"
2+++ "b/apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsx"
3@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@
4 <Pressable
5 accessibilityRole="button"
6 accessibilityLabel={props.title}
7- accessibilityHint="Shows more actions"
8+ accessibilityHint="Long press to show more actions"
9 style={{ width }}
10 >
11 <Text
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6Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsx at line 81:
7Update the accessibilityHint on the menu trigger in AppBar and
8AndroidScreenHeader to describe that the menu opens on long press, not
9activation. Preserve the existing long-press interaction, and verify that
10removing the visible Settle, Snooze, and Rename buttons is intentional and
11leaves users with an appropriate visible cue.
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Fixed β€” hint is now "Long press to show more actions" on iOS and Android.

@wSedlacek Thanks for updating the hint on both platforms.


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apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsxline 169Outdated Β· a717d59Open thread
……@@ -94,11 +151,22 @@ export function AppBar(props: AppBarProps) {
99167 <>
100168 <NativeStackScreenOptions
101- optionsVersion={[props.optionsVersion, compactSearch ? menu : undefined]}
169+ optionsVersion={[props.optionsVersion, compactSearch ? menu : undefined, titleMenu]}
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Add the title width inputs and tint color to optionsVersion.

NativeStackScreenOptions calls setOptions only when the options signature changes. The signature compares functions by source text. The headerTitle closure source never changes, so the signature ignores titleLeadingButtons, titleTrailingButtons, and the header foreground color. The native header keeps an element built with stale values until another option changes. Examples: the inspector button appears, or the theme changes. The optionsVersion doc comment in StackHeader.tsx describes this case.

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1--- "a/apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsx"
2+++ "b/apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsx"
3@@ -166,7 +166,14 @@
4 return (
5 <>
6 <NativeStackScreenOptions
7- optionsVersion={[props.optionsVersion, compactSearch ? menu : undefined, titleMenu]}
8+ optionsVersion={[
9+ props.optionsVersion,
10+ compactSearch ? menu : undefined,
11+ titleMenu,
12+ titleLeadingButtons,
13+ titleTrailingButtons,
14+ String(colors["--color-header-foreground"]),
15+ ]}
16 options={{
17 headerShown: true,
18 headerBackVisible:
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1 optionsVersion={[
2 props.optionsVersion,
3 compactSearch ? menu : undefined,
4 titleMenu,
5 titleLeadingButtons,
6 titleTrailingButtons,
7 String(colors["--color-header-foreground"]),
8 ]}
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6Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/components/ui/AppBar.tsx at line 169:
7Update the `optionsVersion` value in `AppBar` to include `titleLeadingButtons`,
8`titleTrailingButtons`, and the current header foreground color, alongside its
9existing inputs. Preserve the existing compact-search menu and `titleMenu`
10entries so changes to these values trigger `setOptions` and refresh the native
11header.
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βœ… Addressed in commits 235afa7 to 0833c7e

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Fixed β€” optionsVersion now includes title, subtitle, button counts, and header colors so the capped title view reapplies.

@wSedlacek Thanks for fixing this. The added optionsVersion inputs address the stale title view.


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External image Minor Β· Use the selection time for snooze presets. Β· useThreadLifecycleMenu.tsx:57-65

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Use the selection time for snooze presets.

The title menu uses the captured render clock when a preset is selected. A one-minute preset selected 45 seconds after the last clock update can snooze for only 15 seconds. Read the clock in the selection handler, as the thread list does.

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1- // Same clock the presets were rendered against; avoid `new Date()` in render.
2- now: Date.parse(now),
3+ now: Date.now(),
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……@@ -42,6 +44,80 @@ function mailMenuItems(items: ReadonlyArray<AppBarMenuItem>): MailMenu["items"]
64+ const screenWidth = columnWidth ?? windowWidth;
65+ // Editor-style titleView sits after leading chrome (not bar-centered). Size to the remaining
66+ // gap so the label fills it and ellipsizes only against trailing actions.
67+ const leadingWidth = TITLE_BAR_MARGIN / 2 + props.leadingButtons * TITLE_BAR_BUTTON;
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Count both leading controls before sizing the title.

When splitBack and showsSidebarToggle are both present, AppBar renders two leading buttons but passes a count of one to this calculation. The title view is then 44 points too wide. A long title can reach the controls or lose its intended ellipsis. Count the rendered leading buttons individually. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Fixed β€” titleLeadingButtons now counts rootBack, splitBack, sidebarToggle, and compose separately (close stays a single leading control).

@wSedlacek Thanks for the fix. titleLeadingButtons now counts the leading controls separately and counts the close button alone.


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Refresh the title menu when the thread changes.

When a reused route switches between threads with identical visible menu values, the title can retain the previous thread’s callbacks. Settle or Rename can then act on the previous thread. Include the thread identity in optionsVersion.

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4 titleMenu={titleMenu ?? undefined}
5+ optionsVersion={[props.thread?.environmentId, props.thread?.id]}
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  • feat(mobile): settle and snooze from thread title long-press0e2f7cb
  • fix(mobile): keep thread title clear of trailing glass actions6af43d5
  • fix(mobile): keep title long-press usable on crowded headersd05458e
  • fix(mobile): refresh title-menu a11y hint and optionsVersion2d18b76
  • fix(mobile): let thread title fill the editor-style header gap600a851
  • fix(mobile): keep long-press title clear of liquid-glass actions92e9b3d
  • feat(mobile): mirror thread-list actions in title long-pressb574cea
  • fix(mobile): size thread title to the liquid-glass gapbd91c6d
  • fix(mobile): pad thread title before trailing glass actionsd9b1451
  • fix(mobile): share the thread-list menu for title long-press4b92e5e
  • fix(mobile): count every leading AppBar control for title width07f4a3a

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Written by claude-opus-5-5 on behalf of Maria

Merged current main into the branch (merge commit, no rebase) to clear the conflicts in AndroidScreenHeader.android.tsx and ThreadHeader.tsx. Main dropped the Android header compact prop (#33599), so the title-menu label no longer has a compact one-row branch, and ThreadHeader uses main's useWorkspacePaneState while keeping the title menu and lifecycle sheet. No other changes.

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+1 from a daily Android user. @wSedlacek, one behaviour request with a ready patch: after a successful Settle or Snooze from the title menu, return to the thread list on phones, as #18040 asks, instead of keeping the conversation open. That is also where the undo notice shows. Split views, failures and a newer selection stay put.

I couldn't open a PR against your fork (PRs from outside are restricted), so here is the commit on top of your current head eb050891ec. It's 4 files with a focused test:

https://github.com/amoeri/t3code/commit/6d0bb13ed0

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1git fetch https://github.com/amoeri/t3code.git feat/title-menu-return-to-list-32836
2git cherry-pick 6d0bb13ed0

Tests, tsc and lint pass; I haven't run it on a device. Maintainers, returning vs. staying is your call.

Drafted with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code.

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@amoeri Landed β€” cherry-picked 6d0bb13ed0. Successful Settle/Snooze from the title menu now returns to the list on phones; split view, failures, and a newer selection stay put.

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Sharing one MenuAction tree between the list row and the thread title (buildThreadListV2RowMenuActions) is a nice way to keep the two menus from drifting. The earlier bot findings (Android label host, title width, stale headerTitle, optionsVersion, a11y hint) look addressed. A few things I noticed at this head:

  1. Medium (performance): the thread header now subscribes to every thread shell and re-sorts a list section on each render (apps/mobile/src/features/threads/useThreadLifecycleMenu.tsx:48, :123-153). useThreadLifecycleMenu calls useAtomValue(environmentThreadShells.navigationThreadShellsAtom) unconditionally. On every render it also runs getThreadListV2OrderedSection and computeThreadMoveAvailability across all shells, without memoization. As a result, the open thread's ThreadHeader re-renders and re-sorts whenever any thread in any environment changes, and it rebuilds the menu and walks optionsSignature too. This happens while the user is in a busy conversation. HomeRouteScreen gates this same atom with useAtomValueWhileVisible, and useThreadListActions reads it lazily via appAtomRegistry.get. Move up/down availability is only needed when the menu opens. Consider computing it lazily (a registry read in the handler, or memoizing on the relevant section), or at least wrapping the ordering in useMemo.

  2. Low: Move up/down availability can differ from the list (useThreadLifecycleMenu.tsx:132). The header passes queuedThreadKeys: new Set(). getThreadListV2OrderedSection uses that set to keep settled threads that have queued messages in the active section (threadListV2.ts:328-333 on main). Next to such a thread, the header can enable or disable Move up/down differently from the row menu. Passing the same queued keys the list uses would keep the two consistent.

  3. Low: unused title-menu plumbing (apps/mobile/src/native/NativeHeaderToolbar.tsx:230 (collectTitleMenu and the placement === "title" branches), V5StackHeader.ios.tsx titleMenu, StackHeader.tsx unstable_headerTitleMenu). AppBar.tsx deliberately uses a long-press Menu in headerTitle instead of the UIKit title menu. Apart from tests, nothing renders <NativeHeaderToolbar placement="title"> or sets unstable_headerTitleMenu. Likewise, no caller sets the new visibilityPriority on AppBarAction/AppBarMenu. Unless a follow-up uses them, dropping these would keep the PR focused, together with their tests and the Toolbar.types placement change.

Process note: this is a new feature (feat(mobile)), but I couldn't find a linked issue with maintainer sign-off. The GIF shows iOS only, though the Android header path changed too.

……@@ -0,0 +1,309 @@
45+ readonly sheet: ReactNode;
46+} {
47+ const listEnvironments = useAtomValue(threadListEnvironmentsAtom);
48+ const shells = useAtomValue(environmentThreadShells.navigationThreadShellsAtom);
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This subscribes the open thread's header to every thread shell. Each render also re-sorts a list section via getThreadListV2OrderedSection / computeThreadMoveAvailability (lines 123-153, unmemoized), so the header re-renders whenever any thread anywhere changes. HomeRouteScreen gates this atom with useAtomValueWhileVisible, and useThreadListActions reads it lazily with appAtomRegistry.get. Since Move up/down availability only matters when the menu opens, could it be computed lazily, or at least memoized?

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Fixed β€” the header no longer useAtomValues navigationThreadShellsAtom. Move availability reads shells via appAtomRegistry.get only when building the menu for a reorderable thread, so unrelated list updates do not re-render the open thread.

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