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fix(mobile): iPad workspace tabs live in the sidebar and leave with it - #27229
On iPad the workspace tab pill (Chats, PRs, Usage, Settings) was an overlay pinned to the bottom left of the whole split view. Whenever the sidebar was hidden, by hand or by the inspector, the pill floated over the composer.
With native columns (iOS 26 and later) the sidebar column now draws the tabs itself, so they move and hide with it, including when UIKit's own swipe gesture hides the sidebar. The JS columns (iPadOS 18–25) keep the overlay but hide it whenever the sidebar is hidden. Workspace pages that cover the sidebar, such as Usage, keep their tabs.
Before (sidebar hidden): the pill covers the composer's left end.
After: left, the pill in the sidebar; right, the sidebar hidden and the composer clear.
Not checked on a device: the iPadOS 18–25 JS-column path. The pool's iOS 18.6 iPad wasn't available.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The change makes iPad workspace tabs move and hide with the native sidebar. An unresolved review concern identifies potentially inaccessible tabs in the iPadOS 18–25 medium JS layout; that path needs validation or an adjusted tab placement.
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The iOS workspace layout can render sidebar tabs in the primary column on iPad. Floating tabs are hidden when sidebar-column tabs are enabled or when the specified iPad split-view sidebar conditions apply.
Changes: iPad Sidebar Tabs
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Summary
Sidebar tab visibility and footer behavior apps/mobile/src/features/workspace/WorkspaceNativeTabs.ios.tsx
WorkspaceNativeTabs adds tabsInSidebarColumn and updates when floating tabs render. The exported WorkspaceSidebarTabsFooter derives compact mode and conditionally supplies startNewTask.
ColumnScreen accepts and renders a footer. On iPad, WorkspaceStackView supplies a 128-point-high footer to the primary column and enables sidebar-column tabs when native columns are active and the workspace is not on its workspace page.
sequenceDiagram
participant WorkspaceStackView
participant WorkspaceNativeTabs
participant ColumnScreen
participant WorkspaceSidebarTabsFooter
WorkspaceStackView->>WorkspaceNativeTabs: sets tabsInSidebarColumn when iPad conditions match
WorkspaceStackView->>ColumnScreen: supplies footer to primary column on iPad
ColumnScreen->>WorkspaceSidebarTabsFooter: renders footer after column content
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Possibly related issues
Issue 27007 — The floating tabs are hidden when the iPad split-view sidebar is hidden, addressing the sidebar-closed case. The reported Stage Manager case is not covered.
Suggested reviewers:pixpmusic, macroscopeapp
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review b39d5
On medium-width iPadOS 18–25 windows, workspace tabs can become inaccessible behind the sidebar. This should be addressed before merging.
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@apps/mobile/src/features/workspace/WorkspaceNativeTabs.ios.tsx:
- Line 90: Render WorkspaceSidebarTabsFooter inside the JS sidebar instead of
the content overlay in the medium JS split layout, so the sidebar cannot cover
the tabs when reopened. Remove the corresponding overlay placement while
preserving tab access in this layout.
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rg -n -F -- 'function workspaceUsesColumns' apps/mobile/src/features/workspace/workspace-tabs-state.ts
nl -ba apps/mobile/src/features/workspace/workspace-tabs-state.ts | sed -n '1,180p'
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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Keep tabs accessible in the medium JS layout.
On iPadOS 18–25, a 600–719pt window uses the JS split layout. Opening a thread hides the floating sidebar and the overlay tabs. When the sidebar opens again, it renders above the content pane and can cover that overlay. Render WorkspaceSidebarTabsFooter inside the JS sidebar instead of the content overlay.
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Review comment at
@apps/mobile/src/features/workspace/WorkspaceNativeTabs.ios.tsx at line 90:
Render WorkspaceSidebarTabsFooter inside the JS sidebar instead of the content
overlay in the medium JS split layout, so the sidebar cannot cover the tabs when
reopened. Remove the corresponding overlay placement while preserving tab access
in this layout.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
On iPad the workspace tab pill was an overlay pinned to the bottom left of the
whole split view, so with the sidebar hidden, by hand or by the inspector, it
floated over the composer.
With native columns the sidebar column now draws the tabs itself, so they move
and hide with it, including UIKit's own gestures. The JS columns hide the
overlay whenever the sidebar is hidden.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On iPad the workspace tab pill (Chats, PRs, Usage, Settings) was an overlay pinned to the bottom left of the whole split view. Whenever the sidebar was hidden, by hand or by the inspector, the pill floated over the composer.
With native columns (iOS 26 and later) the sidebar column now draws the tabs itself, so they move and hide with it, including when UIKit's own swipe gesture hides the sidebar. The JS columns (iPadOS 18–25) keep the overlay but hide it whenever the sidebar is hidden. Workspace pages that cover the sidebar, such as Usage, keep their tabs.
Before (sidebar hidden): the pill covers the composer's left end.

After: left, the pill in the sidebar; right, the sidebar hidden and the composer clear.

Not checked on a device: the iPadOS 18–25 JS-column path. The pool's iOS 18.6 iPad wasn't available.
Part of the workspace split. Stacked on https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/27218.
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