fix(dashboard): stop audit session list and interactions drawer from jumping during live streams - #886
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…jumping during live streams Hold sessionless live audit rows briefly instead of inserting them as their own thread and re-folding once the session id arrives, so an unfolded thread no longer shifts twice per request. Scroll the interactions drawer's own container rather than every scrollable ancestor, track the follow pin from scroll events so a reader scrolled up is never yanked to the bottom, and use a box-shadow ring for the open-interactions row so rows below do not shift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L8E6hziQAZjaGTch7E9tDa
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates conversation drawer scrolling to use its own content container and pin state. It also holds unresolved sessionless live audit rows during grouped placement, then releases or expires them while preserving thread ordering. ChangesAudit log interaction and conversation scrolling
Grouped live audit placement
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Live audit threads can show an older or partial event as the current head after a timestamp-less update, leaving the dashboard in the wrong order until reload. Resolve the timestamp promotion check before merge. Poem
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In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/live-logs-logic.js`:
- Line 396: Update the live-event promotion condition in the audit log
head-update logic so a patch replaces the existing head only when both headTime
and patchTime are finite and patchTime is strictly greater than headTime;
otherwise retain the current head and avoid moving it into auditThreadChildren.
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| const count = (Number.isFinite(oldCount) && oldCount > 0 ? oldCount : 1) + 1; | ||
| const headTime = Date.parse(oldHead && oldHead.timestamp); | ||
| const patchTime = Date.parse(patch && patch.timestamp); | ||
| if (Number.isFinite(headTime) && Number.isFinite(patchTime) && headTime > patchTime) { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Promote a patch only when its timestamp is valid and strictly newer.
A partial live event can omit timestamp. The current condition then promotes it over the existing head and moves the known head into auditThreadChildren; later events update that child instead of restoring it as head. Retain the existing head unless both timestamps are finite and patchTime > headTime.
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| if (Number.isFinite(headTime) && Number.isFinite(patchTime) && headTime > patchTime) { | |
| const patchIsNewer = | |
| Number.isFinite(headTime) && | |
| Number.isFinite(patchTime) && | |
| patchTime > headTime; | |
| if (!patchIsNewer) { |
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In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/live-logs-logic.js` at line 396, Update
the live-event promotion condition in the audit log head-update logic so a patch
replaces the existing head only when both headTime and patchTime are finite and
patchTime is strictly greater than headTime; otherwise retain the current head
and avoid moving it into auditThreadChildren.
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Confidence Score: 4/5Not safe to merge until queued drawer scrolls verify that the operator is still following the active conversation. A reproduced reader-position loss remains in the live conversation drawer. Files Needing Attention: web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/conversationDrawer.svelte.js
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| requestAnimationFrame(() => { | ||
| const thread = this.conversationThreadEl; | ||
| if (!thread) return; | ||
| const target = thread.lastElementChild; | ||
| if (target && typeof target.scrollIntoView === "function") { | ||
| target.scrollIntoView({ block: "end" }); | ||
| } | ||
| const el = this.conversationContentEl; | ||
| if (el) el.scrollTop = el.scrollHeight; |
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A live update can queue this callback while the drawer is pinned, then the operator can scroll up before the next frame runs. The callback does not recheck the pin state and unconditionally scrolls the current drawer element to its bottom, which overrides the operator’s reading position. Because it reads the mutable element reference only when the callback runs, it can also scroll a newly opened conversation using a callback queued for the prior one.
Artifacts
Current-source reproduction script
- This script extracts the current follow-scroll implementation and exercises the queued callback after the reader scrolls up and after the drawer content changes.
Current-source reproduction output
- The output records that the queued callback reset an upward reader scroll to the bottom and scrolled a replacement conversation.
Rendered drawer reproduction script
- This script renders a scrollable drawer and reproduces the queued live-update scroll after the reader moves upward.
Rendered drawer reproduction output
- The output records that the rendered drawer returned to its bottom position after the reader scrolled up.
▶ Drawer before queued callback
- This recording shows the drawer initially following the newest content before the queued callback runs.
- This image shows the drawer at the bottom before the operator scrolls up.
▶ Queued callback resets drawer
- This recording shows the queued callback moving the drawer back to the bottom after the reader scrolls up.
- This image shows the drawer at the bottom after the queued callback overrides the reader’s position.
| // content. Once the operator has scrolled up to read, a streamed chunk | ||
| // must not pull the view back down. `force` (a fresh hydration, the | ||
| // operator's own follow-up) re-pins unconditionally. | ||
| _scheduleLatestScroll(force = false) { |
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- Bug
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Queued scroll loses reader position
A non-forced streamed update checks
conversationPinnedbefore scheduling the animation frame, but the callback at lines 586-588 unconditionally sets the current content element to its bottom. If the operator scrolls upward before that frame runs, the pending callback still moves the drawer to the bottom and loses the reading position. The same callback reads mutableconversationContentElwithout a conversation identity or request token, so a pending callback can also scroll a replacement conversation after the drawer changes.
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- Cause
- The pin-state guard and element selection occur before
requestAnimationFrame, while the callback has no pin-state, drawer-open, or conversation-identity guard.
- The pin-state guard and element selection occur before
- Fix
- Capture the relevant conversation identity when scheduling and, inside the callback, return unless that conversation is still active and the view remains pinned; alternatively cancel pending follow callbacks when the user scrolls up or the conversation changes.
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What & why
Two audit-log dashboard UX issues where the view jumps while records stream in real time.
1. Session list jumps when live records arrive (grouped mode)
The gateway emits
audit.startedbefore session detection runs, so a new live request arrives with nosession_id. The old code inserted it as its own singleton thread at the top of the list, then re-folded it into its real thread milliseconds later when the session update landed — two list mutations per request, shifting the whole list twice.Now a sessionless live row is held off-screen briefly and placed exactly once, when its outcome is known: the session update arrives (folds straight into its thread), the request settles or a model/workflow is stamped with still no session (placed as its own thread), or a short grace period elapses. Thread folding is also timestamp-aware, so a late-arriving request slips in as a child rather than displacing a newer head. The normalized record cache still receives every event, so an open interactions drawer keeps following.
2. Interactions drawer jumps while following a conversation
Two causes: the follow-scroll used
scrollIntoView, which scrolls every scrollable ancestor (dragging the audit list behind the drawer), and it re-scrolled to the bottom on every record change (yanking a reader who had scrolled up).The scroll helpers now move the drawer's own container directly, and the follow pin is tracked from the container's scroll events — scrolling up unpins, scrolling back down re-pins. A live flush re-hydrates the transcript without forcing the view down. Separately, the highlighted open-interactions row now uses a box-shadow ring at constant border width instead of a thicker border, so rows below it no longer shift a pixel.
User-visible impact
Testing
npm run check— 0 errorsnpm test— 588 pass / 0 fail (new tests for the hold lifecycle and the drawer pin/anchor helpers)Frontend only; no Go changes. The embedded dashboard bundle is rebuilt by CI.
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