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On a touch device, dragging the diagram stops after a few pixels once the Viewer is zoomed above 100%. .diagram-container has no touch-action while pannable, so the browser claims the gesture as a page scroll and fires pointercancel, and the camera's pointercancel handler ends the drag. At scale 1 the container has no is-pannable class, so page scrolling was unaffected there and still is.
Before/after evidence: the reporter's CDP measurement on the checked-in web-app example (360x760 mobile emulation, scale 1.75, 15-step 150x90 drag), below.
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Stability impact
Impact class: shared behavior. The Viewer camera is shared by every renderer through the generated template. The rule applies only under .is-pannable, which apply() sets exactly when state.scale > 1 — the same condition that starts a pointer drag — so it takes effect exactly when dragging starts.
Existing behavior preserved: at scale 1 the computed touch-action stays auto and the page keeps scrolling. No schema, layout, or authored-content change. No compatibility change.
New static regression test in test/generate-viewer.test.mjs (pannable container claims the touch gesture, unzoomed container leaves it alone): red before the fix, green after.
New browser test in test/viewer-camera-browser.test.mjs replays the reporter's CDP touch drag (mobile 360x760, scale 1.75, 15-step 150x90 drag): asserts touch-action is none zoomed and auto at scale 1, zero pointercancel, and the camera following the finger the full 150x90. No Chrome is available in this sandbox, so it skips locally and runs in CI.
test/generate-viewer.test.mjs: 312/312 pass. test/golden.mjs: all checks passed. test/gallery.test.mjs: 1/1 pass. Checked-in delta artifact test: 1/1 pass. npm test (core smoke): 19/19 pass. npm run test:generated: all checks passed.
Note: no touch device is available in this sandbox, so the touch behavior itself is covered by the reporter's measurement plus the new browser test in CI, not by a local device run.
PR improvement check: one-line CSS change reusing the existing is-pannable class; no new logic, state, or duplication. The static test guards the rule and the browser test guards the behavior.
Before: container touch-action auto, pointermove 2, pointercancel 1, camera moved 20x12.
After: container touch-action none, pointermove 15, pointercancel 0, camera moved 150x90.
Comparison conditions: same repro input (examples/web-app-rendered.html), 360x760 mobile emulation, scale 1.75, 15-step 150x90 drag.
Perceptual visual review: not applicable (no visual change).
Generated artifacts
archify.zip regenerated with the canonical toolchain (Node 22.23.4, zlib 1.3.1-e00f703). A fresh build from the candidate is byte-identical to the committed zip (sha256 39d7519c96e2c7e5702c4165dae7e087adbdd06a587c5335d801c6f4e82aff77).
Regenerated: archify/assets/template.html, the 15 golden examples (both locations), web-app.html, the proof gallery (16 artifacts, manifest, gallery.html), and the checkout delta artifact plus receipt. Every regenerated file differs from its checked-in copy only in the touch-action line (plus artifact hashes/bytes in the gallery manifest, gallery page, and delta receipt).
Left unchanged on purpose: drilldown, ai-agent-n8n, and older-version case renders already lag the current template on unrelated CSS (--edge-label) — re-rendering them would pull unrelated changes into this fix. The mco-runtime cases need the mco-org/mco checkout for source-evidence verification, and the job-search lifecycle input no longer validates against the current schema.
Follow-up: wide-diagram reach and the #1253 browser test (head f80bd44)
Devin review on the first head found a real regression: on mobile wide diagrams, touch-action: none froze the container's native horizontal scroll above 100% zoom, and the camera clamp stopped at width - width * scale, so a 360px phone could only reach about 392px of a 720px diagram at 125% zoom. The clamp in viewer/viewer-camera.js now pins the combined scrollLeft - x offset to the SVG's scaled width, so an empty-canvas touch drag covers the whole diagram and can return to the left edge again. Verified in the new browser test: the camera reaches x = -934 (the full 720 x 1.75 - 326 travel) with zero pointercancel.
The [Bug]: Touch drag stops after a few pixels once the Viewer is zoomed above 100% #1253 browser test itself was failing in CI (browser-regression shard 1): its drag-start search required the SVG element itself as the top element, which finds no point on dense diagrams where every sampled point sits on a node or an edge rail. It now mirrors the camera's pointerdown guard, and the test passes locally with real Chrome.
Tradeoff, documented (CodeRabbit's validation note): a touch drag that starts ON a node still does nothing while zoomed — the camera guard excludes nodes, exactly as for mouse drags, and touch-action: none means no native scroll starts from a node either. Measured on the web-app example at scale 1.75: a node-started drag moves neither the camera nor scrollLeft. Users reach offscreen content by dragging from empty canvas (region rects count: about two thirds of sampled points start a drag), which now covers the full range; at scale 1 nothing changed and native scrolling is untouched.
Follow-up tests run
test/viewer-camera-browser.test.mjs: 17/17 pass locally with real Chrome (Chrome for Testing 157). The new reach test fails on the old clamp (camera stops at x = -540, expected -934) and passes on the new one.
test/generate-viewer.test.mjs: 312/312 pass. test/golden.mjs: all checks pass. test/gallery.test.mjs: 1/1 pass. npm run test:generated: all checks pass. archify.zip rebuilt with the canonical toolchain; a fresh build is byte-identical to the committed zip (sha256 dbd15a37e9965338e681f8a0b5243081f6cbf7e9ebecf13dbe68f08db001015d).
test/architecture-delta.test.mjs: 37/40. The 3 failures (snapshot validation, tests 33/36/38) fail identically on pristine dev 63c9263 — pre-existing, unrelated to this change.
Honest limits: the full browser-regression shard 1 and the core smoke suite could not be completed locally — this sandbox intermittently denies Node file writes (EPERM: operation not permitted, write), which kills test workers mid-run. The directly affected camera suite passed 17/17 locally; the full shard and core smoke need CI confirmation on this head.
Second follow-up: clear the camera at 100% zoom (head 880b942)
Devin review on the f80bd44 head found a real regression (comment 4502153532): after panning a wide mobile diagram right and zooming out to 100%, the clamp kept a negative x (about -386 on a 720px SVG in a 328px container), and onScroll then advanced that offset with scrollLeft, pinning the viewport near the right edge — native scrolling could never show the left edge again. The wide-diagram clamp branch now applies only above 100% zoom; at exactly 100% the ordinary clamp clears x to 0 and hands navigation back to native scrolling, the same contract centerAt() and reset() already use at scale 1.
New regression test: pans a wide diagram right at 1.75x, zooms out to 1.0, and asserts the camera clears (x = 0), the left edge is visible at scrollLeft 0, and native scrolling actually moves the view (scrollLeft 100 shows the diagram 100px in, then back to 0 shows the left edge again).
CodeRabbit review on the same head (5812887303, Minor) found the overview map viewport was not following the camera: logicalViewport()'s mobile wide-diagram branch ignored the camera translation and zoom, so the map frame stayed at the left edge while a zoomed drag showed the right edge. The branch now uses the same camera-aware formula as the general branch for x and width. New regression test: pans a zoomed wide diagram to its far edge and asserts the reported viewport leaves the left edge, covers the diagram's right edge, and its width accounts for the zoom.
Second follow-up tests run
The two new browser tests (zoom-out hands navigation back to native scrolling; overview-map viewport follows camera panning on a zoomed wide diagram) could not run locally because Chrome is broken in this sandbox (SIGTRAP on launch), so CI must confirm them.
Generated artifacts were updated by the same literal substitution the repo's generators perform (the camera fragment is spliced verbatim into template.html and every rendered file). Verified per file: the template's embedded camera is byte-identical to viewer/viewer-camera.js; all 49 generated HTML files carry only the new clamp and viewport blocks; the gallery manifest, gallery.html receipt cells, and delta receipt hashes were recomputed from the new files and verified consistent. The archify.zip was rebuilt with the canonical toolchain (sha256 72b644dc7884bbd45ddd39c367878780985ac19eb163573825de845f60c7307c).
Honest limit: the sandbox this work ran in intermittently denies Node file writes (EPERM: operation not permitted, write), and Chrome for Testing now dies at startup there (the sandbox seccomp policy blocks the MAP_SHARED mmap of its shared-memory memfd; the binary was verified byte-identical to its download), so the two new browser tests could not run locally and the full browser shard, generate-viewer/golden/gallery/delta checks, and core smoke need CI confirmation on this head.
When a mobile wide diagram is zoomed above 100%, touch-action: none lets touch drags pan continuously. Updated camera bounds let drags reach both diagram edges, and the overview viewport follows camera movement. At 100% zoom, the existing clamp remains and native scrolling is preserved. This changes touch handling only while pannable.
The author reports 17/17 browser-camera tests and 312/312 viewer-generation tests passing locally; these results are not independently verified here. The reported 37/40 architecture tests reused failures said to reproduce on pristine dev. The supplied CI evidence is incomplete for commit 2d05cf2 and does not establish current-head validation. No completed CI result for reviewed head 880b942 is available.
Pannable diagrams now disable browser touch gestures. On mobile wide diagrams above 100% zoom, horizontal camera bounds account for container scrolling and scaled SVG width. The logical viewport also accounts for camera translation and scale. New browser tests cover touch dragging, horizontal limits, native scrolling at 100% zoom, and overview-map tracking. Gallery artifacts and receipts have updated digests and byte counts.
Issue 1000: The camera clamp change may address panning across the full width of zoomed wide diagrams. The issue’s narrow-stage clipping may remain.
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Evidence is incomplete for head 880b942d (base c6b74b5f). The author reports 17/17 camera tests and a clean ZIP rebuild at f80bd440; the wide-edge test remains relevant because its camera code i…
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The PR describes a focused touch-panning fix linked to issue #1253. Its follow-up explains the wide-diagram clamp and the node-started drag tradeoff. The current clamp applies above 100% and restores …
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The PR describes a focused touch-panning fix linked to issue #1253. Its follow-up explains the wide-diagram clamp and the node-started drag tradeoff. The current clamp applies above 100% and restores the ordinary clamp at 100%. Final-head CI remains unverified; that is not a scope failure. Prior failure addressed: Commit 880b942 limits the wide-diagram clamp to zoom above 100% and restores the ordinary clamp at 100%. The PR follow-up now describes the camera clamp and its touch and mouse tradeoff, superseding the earlier CSS-only description.
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Evidence is incomplete for head 880b942d (base c6b74b5f). The author reports 17/17 camera tests and a clean ZIP rebuild at f80bd440; the wide-edge test remains relevant because its camera code is unchanged at 2d05cf26. The linked issue supplies comparable Android and CDP measurements for the original touch fix. The CI run reported at 2d05cf26 was abandoned, not passed. The head changes the 100% clamp and overview viewport after those results. It adds browser tests, but no result for them is supplied. The earlier generated-output and ZIP checks also predate those changes. The reported dbd15a37… ZIP hash matches f80bd440, not head; the head ZIP hashes to 72b644dc…. Inspection confirms its template matches the checkout and all 16 gallery hashes and sizes match, but this does not establish clean-build freshness. The author now reports the node-start gesture limitation, but the earlier claim of no compatibility change remains too broad: touch-action: none also suppresses native gestures on excluded targets. The issue's interaction measurements are not perceptual review; none is claimed.
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The author should record a real-browser or device result for the new 100% navigation and overview-map cases, and provide head generated-output and canonical ZIP freshness results. Update the compatibility and ZIP claims to identify the affected gestures and evidence revision. The focused camera suite and existing generated-output and ZIP checks are sufficient starting points; reuse the earlier wide-edge and original-touch evidence for their unchanged scope.
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🟡 Left edge unreachable after zooming out
After panning a wide mobile diagram right and zooming out to 100%, clamp() retains negative state.x. onScroll then advances that offset with scrollLeft, so native scrolling cannot bring back the diagram's left edge.
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A wide mobile diagram has a horizontally scrollable container. Above 100% zoom, the camera translates its SVG so touch dragging can reach the far edge. At 100%, onPointerEnd ends dragging and pointerdown refuses new drags, leaving native container scrolling as the navigation method. The new clamp still allows a negative translation at this scale. onScroll calls interruptCamera(), which reapplies the clamp as scrollLeft changes, keeping the effective viewport pinned near the right edge.
Example: With a 720px SVG and a 328px container, pan right at 125% to x = -572, then zoom out to 100%. The camera retains roughly x = -386 at scrollLeft = 0; scrolling right changes x toward zero, leaving scrollLeft - x near 392px. Neither end of native scrolling shows the diagram's left edge.
Recommended fix: At scale 1, transfer the camera's horizontal offset into container.scrollLeft and clear the camera translation, or otherwise restore a scroll-only navigation model. Cover zooming down from a panned edge and subsequent native scrolling in a mobile browser regression.
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Minor · Keep the map viewport aligned with camera panning. · checkout-platform-delta.html:16921
examples/checkout-platform-delta.html:16921 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep the map viewport aligned with camera panning.
On a zoomed mobile wide diagram, dragging can change state.x while scrollLeft stays fixed. The map viewport can therefore remain at the left edge while the reader sees the right edge. This calculation already ignored camera translation, but the new clamp extends the affected pan range.
Update logicalViewport() to account for camera translation and scale, then regenerate both embedded copies.
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Review comment at @examples/checkout-platform-delta.html at line 16921:
Update logicalViewport() to calculate the visible map region using the camera’s
translation and scale so it stays aligned with the reader’s viewport during
panning; preserve the existing clamp behavior and regenerate both embedded
copies.
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Review comments at @examples/checkout-platform-delta.html:
- Line 16921: Update logicalViewport() to calculate the visible map region using
the camera’s translation and scale so it stays aligned with the reader’s
viewport during panning; preserve the existing clamp behavior and regenerate
both embedded copies.
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Update the PR description to explain the wide-diagram clamp, its affected inputs
and scale-1 behavior, and its compatibility impact. Correct the claim that the
change is CSS-only.
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The author should document the zoomed-container gesture tradeoff and correct the
final-head change and ZIP claims. On a long mobile diagram, check a gesture
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On a touch device, dragging the diagram past 100% zoom stopped after a
few pixels: .diagram-container had no touch-action while pannable, so
the browser claimed the gesture as a page scroll and fired pointercancel,
and the camera's pointercancel handler ends the drag. At scale 1 the
container has no is-pannable class, so page scrolling was unaffected
there and still is.
Give the pannable container touch-action: none, matching the other drag
surfaces in the Viewer. The is-pannable class is only applied when
state.scale > 1, so the rule takes effect exactly when dragging starts.
Fixestt-a1i#1253
The touch-action: none fix for tt-a1i#1253 froze the wide diagram container's
native horizontal scroll above 100% zoom, and the camera clamp stopped
at width - width * scale — so on a 360px phone a 720px diagram at 125%
zoom could only reach about 392px of its width. Pin the combined
scrollLeft - x offset to the SVG's scaled width instead, so an
empty-canvas drag covers the whole diagram and can return to the left
edge again.
Also repair the tt-a1i#1253 browser test: its drag-start search required the
SVG element itself as the top element, which finds no point on dense
diagrams (every sampled point sits on a node or an edge rail). It now
mirrors the camera's pointerdown guard, and a new test drags a zoomed
wide diagram to both edges with zero pointercancel.
Current-head CI check for 2d05cf266b1c033c099e5b41e63cfff39238695b: run 42673352812 contains only the failed webm-artifact aggregate job. Its log records SCOPE_RESULT: abandoned, BROWSER_RESULT: abandoned, WEBM_RESULT: abandoned, and an empty scope.
This is an incomplete verification run, not evidence that the touch-drag assertion or WebM decoding failed. The previous Chrome sandbox failure should not be used to explain this run. A complete run against the current head is still needed before acceptance; the earlier local camera results are useful but belong to the revisions recorded in the description. This CI note does not resolve the existing zoom-back-to-100% / native-scroll review concern.
…again
Devin review on the wide-diagram follow-up found a real regression: after
panning a wide mobile diagram right and zooming out to 100%, clamp() kept
a negative x (about -386 on a 720px SVG in a 328px container), and
onScroll then advanced that offset with scrollLeft, pinning the viewport
near the right edge — native scrolling could never show the left edge
again. The wide-diagram clamp branch now applies only above 100% zoom;
at exactly 100% the ordinary clamp clears x to 0 and hands navigation
back to native scrolling, the same contract centerAt() and reset()
already use at scale 1.
A new browser test pans a wide diagram right at 1.75x, zooms out to
1.0, and asserts the camera clears (x = 0), the left edge is visible at
scrollLeft 0, and native scrolling actually moves the view.
Also fixes CodeRabbit's map-viewport finding on the same head:
logicalViewport()'s mobile wide-diagram branch ignored the camera
translation and zoom, so the overview map kept its viewport frame at the
left edge while a zoomed drag showed the right edge. The branch now uses
the same camera-aware formula as the general branch for x and width. A
second new browser test pans a zoomed wide diagram to its far edge and
asserts the reported viewport follows the camera.
Extract the repeated findStart and stroke touch helpers.
These helpers are copied into the new tests, and the earlier test at Lines 922-947 has the same copy. If the node-exclusion selector list or the touch sequence needs a change, the copies can diverge. The tests would then use different drag-start rules. Move the helpers into one shared function that takes run, send, and stable.
Also applies to: 1120-1145
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Review comment at @test/viewer-camera-browser.test.mjs around lines 1017 - 1042:
Extract the repeated findStart and stroke helpers from the test blocks,
including the earlier and later copies, into one shared function that accepts
run, send, and stable. Update each test to use the shared helpers while
preserving the existing drag-start exclusions and touch-event sequence.
Hoist the duplicated x and width calculation out of the mobile-wide branch.
The x and width expressions in this branch are now identical to the else branch (the x and width assignments on Lines 99 and 101). Only y and height still differ. Two copies of the same formula can drift apart, and this file is inlined into 16+ generated artifacts.
Compute x and width once. Keep the branch only for y and height. Regenerate the artifacts after the edit.
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Review comment at @viewer/viewer-camera.js around lines 94 - 96:
Move the shared x and width calculations before the mobile-wide conditional so
they are assigned once. Keep the conditional only for the differing y and height
calculations, preserving the existing mobile-wide behavior and the else-branch
behavior.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @test/viewer-camera-browser.test.mjs:
- Around line 1017-1042: Extract the repeated findStart and stroke helpers from
the test blocks, including the earlier and later copies, into one shared
function that accepts run, send, and stable. Update each test to use the shared
helpers while preserving the existing drag-start exclusions and touch-event
sequence.
Review comments at @viewer/viewer-camera.js:
- Around line 94-96: Move the shared x and width calculations before the
mobile-wide conditional so they are assigned once. Keep the conditional only for
the differing y and height calculations, preserving the existing mobile-wide
behavior and the else-branch behavior.
---
Failed pre-merge checks:
- Validation Evidence:
The author should record a real-browser or device result for the new 100%
navigation and overview-map cases, and provide head generated-output and
canonical ZIP freshness results. Update the compatibility and ZIP claims to
identify the affected gestures and evidence revision. The focused camera suite
and existing generated-output and ZIP checks are sufficient starting points;
reuse the earlier wide-edge and original-touch evidence for their unchanged
scope.
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Problem and value
.diagram-containerhas notouch-actionwhile pannable, so the browser claims the gesture as a page scroll and firespointercancel, and the camera'spointercancelhandler ends the drag. At scale 1 the container has nois-pannableclass, so page scrolling was unaffected there and still is.AI assistance and accountability
Stability impact
.is-pannable, whichapply()sets exactly whenstate.scale > 1— the same condition that starts a pointer drag — so it takes effect exactly when dragging starts.touch-actionstaysautoand the page keeps scrolling. No schema, layout, or authored-content change. No compatibility change.Tests run
touch-actionisnonezoomed andautoat scale 1, zeropointercancel, and the camera following the finger the full 150x90. No Chrome is available in this sandbox, so it skips locally and runs in CI.is-pannableclass; no new logic, state, or duplication. The static test guards the rule and the browser test guards the behavior.Visual evidence
touch-action auto, pointermove 2, pointercancel 1, camera moved 20x12.touch-action none, pointermove 15, pointercancel 0, camera moved 150x90.Generated artifacts
touch-actionline (plus artifact hashes/bytes in the gallery manifest, gallery page, and delta receipt).--edge-label) — re-rendering them would pull unrelated changes into this fix. The mco-runtime cases need the mco-org/mco checkout for source-evidence verification, and the job-search lifecycle input no longer validates against the current schema.Follow-up: wide-diagram reach and the #1253 browser test (head f80bd44)
touch-action: nonefroze the container's native horizontal scroll above 100% zoom, and the camera clamp stopped atwidth - width * scale, so a 360px phone could only reach about 392px of a 720px diagram at 125% zoom. The clamp inviewer/viewer-camera.jsnow pins the combinedscrollLeft - xoffset to the SVG's scaled width, so an empty-canvas touch drag covers the whole diagram and can return to the left edge again. Verified in the new browser test: the camera reaches x = -934 (the full 720 x 1.75 - 326 travel) with zeropointercancel.pointerdownguard, and the test passes locally with real Chrome.touch-action: nonemeans no native scroll starts from a node either. Measured on the web-app example at scale 1.75: a node-started drag moves neither the camera norscrollLeft. Users reach offscreen content by dragging from empty canvas (region rects count: about two thirds of sampled points start a drag), which now covers the full range; at scale 1 nothing changed and native scrolling is untouched.Follow-up tests run
Second follow-up: clear the camera at 100% zoom (head 880b942)
Second follow-up tests run