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perf(native): smoother scrolling on Rune, less work per frame, code block line breaks - #480
Scrolling on the Rune app (iOS especially) stopped flings dead, snapped back under a dragging finger, and kept the runtime and host busier than needed. This branch fixes that, plus a code-block rendering bug found along the way.
Scrolling behaviour
Corrections keep a fling and a drag. The message list corrects its offset as rows above the view get measured. Native sent each as an absolute scroll_to_instant: it stopped momentum, a dragging finger put the old offset back on its next move, and the offset was stale (the runtime hears it a frame or more late). The list now uses element.scrollBy, the bridge sends a relative by, and the host applies it with Rune's new Tx::scroll_by (Makisuo/rune hazel-scroll-by, c3536c2), which shifts from wherever the viewport is and keeps the drag origin and velocity.
Less work per scroll
Row measurements batch per frame. The bridge's ResizeObserver called back once per element (a browser does once per frame), so each row was its own update, render and correction.
iOS: one worker message per host batch instead of one postMessage per line (~20 per scroll frame), which also undid the batching above.
The overscan window moves in chunks (it re-rendered at every row boundary once full: 126 → under 60 window changes over a 6000px scroll) and outlives a settle, so a new gesture doesn't rebuild its 2400px lead (8 short gestures: 32 → 16 trees).
Keymap resolved once per overrides object.sharedOf resolved the whole keymap (parsing every combo) for every subscription on every Message: 8.9s → 1.7s of runtime time in a 20s scroll run.
Host lines parse with JSON.parse instead of a Schema of Unknown.
Layout reports skip building a serde_json::Value each frame (prefix serialized once per build): half the report cost on the main thread.
iOS tab bar asks UIKit's sizeThatFits once per width, not every frame.
Same 18s scroll, main vs this branch: 155 → 55 trees sent to the host over the same 1,800 commits.
Bug fix
Code blocks break their lines. A white-space: pre block of inline content laid out as one wrapping row, so newlines inside the editor's leaf spans were lost (const results = { boot: 412, … on one line). It now splits into line rows, fragmenting inline elements across lines as CSS does.
Tests
foldkit-rune (97), native (55), host (157 + 8), iOS crate (5), web (2,582) and the full typecheck pass. New tests: Rune scroll_by; batched ResizeObserver and scrollBy (bridge); overscan chunking and the kept window; keymap memo; pre-block line breaks; layout line JSON. Interaction checks: 155/155 after fixing a check that drifted with the sidebar layout (it failed on main too). Conformance: everything passes except palette-light, which fails identically on main (74.74), and drawer, which flakes between themes from run to run. Checked on the iPhone Air simulator: flings coast through corrections, code block renders correctly, no runtime errors.
… frame
- Anchor corrections in the message list use element.scrollBy; the native
bridge sends them as a relative shift that Rune's new Tx::scroll_by applies
from wherever the viewport is, keeping a finger's drag and a fling's
momentum (scroll_to_instant stopped both, and a stale absolute offset
snapped the list back).
- The bridge's ResizeObserver delivers a batch of host layouts in one
callback, as a browser's does per frame: one MeasuredRows per frame.
- iOS: a batch of host lines crosses to the worker as one message.
- Rune pinned to Makisuo/rune hazel-scroll-by (c3536c2).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The runtime and native and web hosts now support relative scrolling. The message list updates its overscan window incrementally and retains rendered rows across settled scrolls. The bridge batches resize observer notifications. The iOS worker bridge changes how it queues and delivers text messages. The native renderer splits eligible preformatted inline content at newlines, and iOS islands cache tab bar fitted sizes. Native layout reporting now writes pre-serialized layout lines.
Changes: Relative scrolling and message-list rendering
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Summary
Runtime scroll command and bridge packages/foldkit-rune/src/wire.ts, packages/foldkit-rune/src/bridge.ts, packages/foldkit-rune/src/bridge.test.ts
The scroll message adds an optional by delta. ProxyElement.scrollBy sends nonzero relative deltas. BridgeResizeObserver batches resized targets for microtask delivery, and tests check observer batching and scroll offset updates.
The web host applies relative deltas with scrollBy. The native host routes messages with by to tx.scroll_by and messages without it to scroll_to_instant. The Rune dependency pins change to a revision that includes Tx::scroll_by.
The message list grows and trims overscan in steps and retains the rendered range after scrolling settles. Tests cover overscan and reuse or release of the retained range.
iOS worker message handling
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Worker message queuing and delivery apps/native/host/ios/src/page.rs, apps/native/src/ios.ts
The page bridge queues and replays text batches intact. The iOS message handler splits incoming strings into nonempty newline-delimited messages for queuing or delivery.
Tab bar measurement
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Tab bar fit measurement cache apps/native/host/ios/src/islands.rs
Island caches the tab bar’s fitted dimensions, clears the cache when tab item content changes, and reuses the fitted height when the width matches.
Preformatted text layout
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Preformatted inline line layout apps/native/host/src/render/mod.rs, apps/native/host/src/tests.rs
The renderer splits eligible preformatted inline content at newlines and lays out each line separately. A test checks nested inline spans inside pre > code.
The outbox writes pre-serialized text through the existing output path. Layout reports append coordinates to a serialized prefix and convert non-finite coordinates to zero.
sequenceDiagram
participant ProxyElement
participant RuntimeToHost
participant RuntimeMsg
participant apply_scroll
participant Tx
ProxyElement->>RuntimeToHost: Sends scroll command with relative by delta
RuntimeToHost->>RuntimeMsg: Carries optional by value
RuntimeMsg->>apply_scroll: Provides path, top, and by
apply_scroll->>Tx: Calls scroll_by or scroll_to_instant
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MapleTechLabs/hazel#403: This PR also changes the native scroll message and capture handling, and pins the Rune dependency to a different revision.
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Scroll corrections issued alongside an absolute jump in the same frame can leave the native viewport at the wrong position. Preformatted code blocks can also render stale line fragments when the content before them changes. Resolve or explicitly accept both before merging.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Preserve the order of relative and absolute scroll commands.
When both commands arrive before one frame, this branch does not preserve their order. The pinned Rune implementation collects absolute offsets and relative shifts separately. It applies all absolute offsets before the relative shifts. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
apps/native/host/src/capture.rs, Lines 181–183, drains queued messages before running the frame. For example, a by: -40 correction followed by an absolute jump to top: 1000 should finish at 1000. Instead, Rune jumps to 1000 and then shifts to 960. The latest sequence report makes the bridge accept that incorrect destination.
Preserve an ordered scroll-request stream, or discard superseded relative corrections when a later absolute command targets the same viewport. Cover both command orders in a native regression test.
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Update the scroll-command dispatch around tx.scroll_by(path, by) so relative and absolute requests for the same viewport retain arrival order when queued before a frame; use an ordered request stream or discard relative corrections superseded by a later absolute request. Add a native regression test covering both command orders and verifying the final viewport position.
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…lives a settle
- At steady state the overscan window grew and dropped one row each time a
row boundary crossed its lead, re-rendering the list every few frames of a
scroll. Each side now waits a step before growing or dropping, so it moves
every few rows (126 window changes over a 6000px scroll before, under 60
now).
- A settled list kept only the pool, so every new gesture built the 2400px
lead again. Settled now keeps the last window rendered while it overlaps
the viewport, and the next scroll goes on from it. Eight short gestures
sent 32 trees to the native host; now 16.
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The test checks the overscan margin only at 6,000 px. A window that leaves a gap earlier in the scroll still passes. Check the rendered endpoints inside the loop against each top value. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/web-foldkit/src/mount/message-list.test.ts around lines 80 - 85:
Update the scroll loop in the viewport coverage test to check the rendered window endpoints from windowOf(model) against each top value, asserting that every scroll position remains covered rather than checking overscan only after the loop.
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- Around line 80-85: Update the scroll loop in the viewport coverage test to
check the rendered window endpoints from windowOf(model) against each top value,
asserting that every scroll position remains covered rather than checking
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A white-space: pre block of inline content laid out as one wrapping row, so
a newline inside the editor's leaf spans (each leaf wraps its text in two
spans) started no line: a code block ran its lines together. Such content
now splits at its newlines into a column of line rows, fragmenting an
inline element across the lines as CSS does.
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…alue
Every observed row reports its rect each frame of a scroll. The report's
prefix (with the escaped path) is now serialized once per build and the
rect appended to it, instead of a serde_json::Value built and formatted per
report: its share of the main thread in a long scroll drops by half.
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- Line 310: Update with_children so fragments whose children change cannot
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Give each fragment a hash that reflects its children.
with_children changes the children but preserves the source hash. This can reuse the wrong fragment through build's existing rune::memo.
For example, render a text sibling followed by a span containing "A\nB". Then append a newline to the preceding sibling without changing the span. The span's "A" fragment moves to the line-specific path previously occupied by "B". Its hash and inherited state remain unchanged, so the memo can return the cached "B" fragment.
Derive the fragment hash from its replacement children, or exclude these fragments from source-hash memoization.
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…parse with JSON.parse
- Every subscription reads the shared context on every Message, which
resolved the whole keymap again, parsing each action's key combo: most of
the runtime's time in a scroll on the native app (8.9s of a 20s scroll
run). The keymap now keeps one table per overrides object and platform.
- The native runtime decoded each host line with a Schema of Unknown;
JSON.parse does the same for the line every observed row sends each frame.
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A Favorites section and the Members row moved the channel rows down: the
check hovered Members, so the trigger clickLabel pressed (the first in the
tree) stayed hidden and the press followed its row's link. It also fails on
main.
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Makisuo
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perf(native): smoother scrolling on Rune: corrections keep flings, batched measurements
perf(native): smoother scrolling on Rune, less work per frame, code block line breaks
Nov 12, 2026
🟢 Confidence 9/10 · safe to merge. The delta is one constant in a bench script; the remaining gap is the untested kept-row path in containerRows (earlier finding F1). 1 note · tests partial −1 · risk medium
Only the bench harness changed since the last review: the sidebar channel-menu check now hovers a channel row at [200, 270] so the row's dots trigger is showing when clickLabel presses it. No new defects in that hunk.
sidebar channel menu check hovers [200, 270] instead of [200, 220], over a channel row
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Scrolling on the Rune app (iOS especially) stopped flings dead, snapped back under a dragging finger, and kept the runtime and host busier than needed. This branch fixes that, plus a code-block rendering bug found along the way.
Scrolling behaviour
scroll_to_instant: it stopped momentum, a dragging finger put the old offset back on its next move, and the offset was stale (the runtime hears it a frame or more late). The list now useselement.scrollBy, the bridge sends a relativeby, and the host applies it with Rune's newTx::scroll_by(Makisuo/runehazel-scroll-by, c3536c2), which shifts from wherever the viewport is and keeps the drag origin and velocity.Less work per scroll
ResizeObservercalled back once per element (a browser does once per frame), so each row was its own update, render and correction.postMessageper line (~20 per scroll frame), which also undid the batching above.sharedOfresolved the whole keymap (parsing every combo) for every subscription on every Message: 8.9s → 1.7s of runtime time in a 20s scroll run.JSON.parseinstead of a Schema ofUnknown.serde_json::Valueeach frame (prefix serialized once per build): half the report cost on the main thread.sizeThatFitsonce per width, not every frame.Same 18s scroll,
mainvs this branch: 155 → 55 trees sent to the host over the same 1,800 commits.Bug fix
white-space: preblock of inline content laid out as one wrapping row, so newlines inside the editor's leaf spans were lost (const results = { boot: 412, …on one line). It now splits into line rows, fragmenting inline elements across lines as CSS does.Tests
foldkit-rune (97), native (55), host (157 + 8), iOS crate (5), web (2,582) and the full typecheck pass. New tests: Rune
scroll_by; batchedResizeObserverandscrollBy(bridge); overscan chunking and the kept window; keymap memo; pre-block line breaks; layout line JSON. Interaction checks: 155/155 after fixing a check that drifted with the sidebar layout (it failed onmaintoo). Conformance: everything passes exceptpalette-light, which fails identically onmain(74.74), anddrawer, which flakes between themes from run to run. Checked on the iPhone Air simulator: flings coast through corrections, code block renders correctly, no runtime errors.🤖 Generated with Claude Code