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fix(mobile): thread list project filter lists recently active projects first - #36433
No code change was needed this round. All 33 checks passed on 0006c1d, and the review bots made no finding rated high or above. Macroscope's verdict is 'Needs Human Approval' because the filter order changes for users; that is a maintainer sign-off, not a defect. CodeRabbit rated merge risk Minimal, left no line comments, and flagged only the PR description. It asked for before/after captures, removal of the duplicate NewTaskDraftScreen/NewTaskRouteScreen bullet, HomeScreen.tsx taken out of the 'unchanged' list, and a statement on pinned-project ordering. Those are description items for the PR step. On the pinned question: all three call sites (HomeScreen, HomeRouteScreen, ThreadNavigationSidebar) pass sortHomeProjectScopes output into pickableProjectGroups. pickableProjectGroups puts pinned groups first and keeps the input order within each group. So pinned projects stay on top and both groups are ordered by recent activity, the same as the new-task picker. The fix itself is unchanged: on the iOS pill, the Android/phone header and the tablet sidebar, the Threads project filter lists projects by most recent thread activity. I stopped watching the PR.
Commit 36f011d (origin/main). Started a dev server with T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 (fresh database) and Metro. Added projects alpha, bravo, charlie, delta, echo with t3 project add, in that order. The server also had its own server project, which already held older threads. Started a devReplay thread in bravo and then one in charlie, so charlie has the newest activity, then bravo, then server. Installed the T3 dev client on a pooled Android Pixel 9 and paired it. Threads tab, filter button, Project: the options were 'All projects, server, alpha, bravo, charlie, delta, echo' (store/creation order). New thread, Choose project, same data: 'charlie, bravo, server, echo, delta, alpha' (most recent activity first, via sortHomeProjectScopes). The tablet ThreadNavigationSidebar was not run on a device; it builds its options with the same unsorted pickableProjectGroups(projectScopes) call.
Evidence
Created six synthetic projects and replay activity in server, then bravo, then charlie. Opened each changed Project filter on both commits with matching device, viewport, and light theme. Base retained creation order; head matched the new-thread picker, with charlie and bravo first. Empty projects use their creation timestamps, so this fixture places older server activity last.
Android captures are full-screen. iOS captures remove only the same system status strip to exclude its changing charging indicator. All final pairs passed pixel-stability checks.
CI on 0006c1d: all 33 checks passed. Earlier, locally: vp run check:changed passed (format, lint, knip, typecheck, react compiler).
Not in this change
HomeScreen.tsx, NewTaskDraftScreen.tsx and NewTaskRouteScreen.tsx also call pickableProjectGroups(projectScopes) without a recency sort; the issue does not name them, so I left them unchanged.
NewTaskDraftScreen.tsx and NewTaskRouteScreen.tsx also call pickableProjectGroups(projectScopes) without a recency sort; the issue does not name them, so I left them unchanged.
CodeRabbit's PR-description items (before/after captures, the duplicate bullet, HomeScreen.tsx wrongly listed as unchanged) are for the PR step to fix, not the code.
Who did the work
Written by Claude Opus 5.5, in Claude Code
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex, and by Claude Opus 5.5, each on its own
Proof captured by GPT-6.1 Sol and checked by Claude Opus 5.5
…s first
The Threads filter's Project options on the phone list and tablet sidebar
came from the store in creation order, while the new-task project picker
and pull request filter sort the same projects by recent thread activity.
Sort the filter options with sortHomeProjectScopes, as those pickers do.
Fixes#36424
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Mobile project filters now default to recent-activity ordering while retaining pinned projects first. A human must confirm this change to the default user experience; selection and stored data are unaffected.
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Project filter options in three mobile views now use project scopes sorted by recent activity. HomeRouteScreen also recalculates its options when threads change.
All three views sort project scopes by updated_at, using current threads and an empty pending-task list, before deriving filter options. HomeRouteScreen also includes threads in its memoization dependencies.
This change reorders the project filter options so that recently active projects appear first. It does not change which project is selected. No actionable merge-blocking risk was identified.
Pre-merge checks: 2 · 2
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Linked Issues check
Issue #36424 asks that the mobile project filter list projects most recently used first, with pinned projects on top, matching the new-task picker and pull request filters. At the reviewed head, HomeS…
Provide evidence of how pinned projects are ordered in the filter options. Required evidence: the implementation of pickableProjectGroups in @t3tools/client-runtime/state/project-grouping, or a demonstrated result showing pinned projects fi…
Description check
The description states the change, the reproduction on main, and the verification results, and it links the issue (#36424). It includes before/after captures in a table and CI results.…
1. Remove the duplicated NewTaskDraftScreen.tsx and NewTaskRouteScreen.tsx bullet in the 'Not in this change' section. 2. Remove HomeScreen.tsx from the list of unchanged call sites, because this PR changes HomeScreen.tsx. 3. State the pinn…
Passed checks: 2 passed
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Title check
The title names the main change: the thread list project filter now lists recently active projects first. It follows conventional commit style and matches the sorting change in HomeScreen, HomeRouteSc…
Out of Scope Changes check
The changes touch HomeScreen.tsx (iOS ThreadListFilters pill), HomeRouteScreen.tsx (options passed to WorkspaceListHeader), and ThreadNavigationSidebar.tsx (tablet filter). Issue #36424 names HomeRout…
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The title names the main change: the thread list project filter now lists recently active projects first. It follows conventional commit style and matches the sorting change in HomeScreen, HomeRouteScreen, and ThreadNavigationSidebar described in the summary. It is specific and does not use vague terms.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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The changes touch HomeScreen.tsx (iOS ThreadListFilters pill), HomeRouteScreen.tsx (options passed to WorkspaceListHeader), and ThreadNavigationSidebar.tsx (tablet filter). Issue #36424 names HomeRouteScreen.tsx and ThreadNavigationSidebar.tsx as the filter sources, and the iOS pill is the mobile Threads filter that the issue covers. Each change only reorders the project options and adds the threads dependency needed for the sort. The PR description states that selection resolution and the v2ScopedProjectGroup lookup are unchanged. The description lists NewTaskDraftScreen.tsx and NewTaskRouteScreen.tsx as unchanged, which matches the issue scope. The description also contains a duplicated bullet and lists HomeScreen.tsx among unchanged call sites, although that file changed. These are documentation errors and do not indicate unrelated code changes.
Full details: Linked Issues check
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Issue #36424 asks that the mobile project filter list projects most recently used first, with pinned projects on top, matching the new-task picker and pull request filters. At the reviewed head, HomeScreen.tsx passes projectScopes through sortHomeProjectScopes({ scopes, threads: props.threads, pendingTasks: [], projectSortOrder: "updated_at" }) before pickableProjectGroups. The sort reads only activity timestamps, title, and key. It does not read the pinned field of HomeProjectScope, so pinned projects receive no preferential placement from this call. Pinned-first ordering could come from pickableProjectGroups, which was not inspected. The recency sort is implemented on the iOS filter pill (HomeScreen.tsx) and, per the summary, in HomeRouteScreen.tsx and ThreadNavigationSidebar.tsx. The PR description does not report a pinned-project ordering result. Device evidence is not yet captured, and the description says the change was not run on a device. The recency-ordering part of the issue appears implemented in code. The pinned-on-top part is not established.
Resolution
Provide evidence of how pinned projects are ordered in the filter options. Required evidence: the implementation of pickableProjectGroups in @t3tools/client-runtime/state/project-grouping, or a demonstrated result showing pinned projects first in the filter options at the reviewed head. Also provide the device capture the PR description lists as pending, covering the iOS, Android, and tablet filter options with a pinned project present.
Full details: Description check
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The description states the change, the reproduction on main, and the verification results, and it links the issue (#36424). It includes before/after captures in a table and CI results. However, the description contradicts itself and the change scope. It lists NewTaskDraftScreen.tsx and NewTaskRouteScreen.tsx twice, and it names HomeScreen.tsx as an unchanged call site although the raw summary shows HomeScreen.tsx was modified. The Scope section also does not state the template's required reason for a small fix, and the Problem section is a single sentence. The description cannot be called off-topic or largely incomplete, but these items need fixing before merge.
Resolution
Remove the duplicated NewTaskDraftScreen.tsx and NewTaskRouteScreen.tsx bullet in the 'Not in this change' section. 2. Remove HomeScreen.tsx from the list of unchanged call sites, because this PR changes HomeScreen.tsx. 3. State the pinned-project ordering result explicitly in the Change or Verification section, and confirm that pinned groups stay first. 4. Put the before/after comparison in the Verification section as a clear result, and keep the screenshots linked. 5. Add a short Problem statement with the expected behavior, not only the issue link. 6. Remove the process notes (for example, 'I stopped watching the PR' and the review-bot commentary) that do not describe the change. 7. Confirm that the Scope section explains why this is a bug fix and not a feature, based on issue #36424.
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Failed pre-merge checks:
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1) Attach the before/after screenshots or recording of the iOS and Android
filter pill, as the template requires for UI changes, and remove the placeholder
Evidence text. 2) State whether pinned projects are ordered on top, since linked
issue #36424 requests it, or explain why that ordering is out of scope. 3)
Remove the duplicate NewTaskDraftScreen.tsx and NewTaskRouteScreen.tsx bullet.
4) Correct the Not in this change list so it does not name HomeScreen.tsx as
unchanged. 5) Replace the note that changes were not run on a device with a
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Code-level finding for #36424. Nothing reproduced on a device yet, and no tests were run.
The mobile project filter menus build their options with pickableProjectGroups(projectScopes) and never call sortHomeProjectScopes: apps/mobile/src/features/home/HomeRouteScreen.tsx:130-145, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadNavigationSidebar.tsx:172-181, and apps/mobile/src/features/home/HomeScreen.tsx:339 and :681.
The new-task picker (apps/mobile/src/features/threads/new-task-flow-provider.tsx:233) and the PR filters (apps/mobile/src/features/pull-requests/PullRequestListFilters.tsx:63) do call it, which is why they order by recent activity.
The filter should also keep the user's projectSortOrder (listOptions.projectSortOrder on the thread list), not hard-code updated_at.
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No code change was needed this round. All 33 checks passed on 0006c1d, and the review bots made no finding rated high or above. Macroscope's verdict is 'Needs Human Approval' because the filter order changes for users; that is a maintainer sign-off, not a defect. CodeRabbit rated merge risk Minimal, left no line comments, and flagged only the PR description. It asked for before/after captures, removal of the duplicate NewTaskDraftScreen/NewTaskRouteScreen bullet, HomeScreen.tsx taken out of the 'unchanged' list, and a statement on pinned-project ordering. Those are description items for the PR step. On the pinned question: all three call sites (HomeScreen, HomeRouteScreen, ThreadNavigationSidebar) pass sortHomeProjectScopes output into pickableProjectGroups. pickableProjectGroups puts pinned groups first and keeps the input order within each group. So pinned projects stay on top and both groups are ordered by recent activity, the same as the new-task picker. The fix itself is unchanged: on the iOS pill, the Android/phone header and the tablet sidebar, the Threads project filter lists projects by most recent thread activity. I stopped watching the PR.
Fixes #36424
Reproduction on main
Commit 36f011d (origin/main). Started a dev server with T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 (fresh database) and Metro. Added projects alpha, bravo, charlie, delta, echo with
t3 project add, in that order. The server also had its ownserverproject, which already held older threads. Started a devReplay thread in bravo and then one in charlie, so charlie has the newest activity, then bravo, then server. Installed the T3 dev client on a pooled Android Pixel 9 and paired it. Threads tab, filter button, Project: the options were 'All projects, server, alpha, bravo, charlie, delta, echo' (store/creation order). New thread, Choose project, same data: 'charlie, bravo, server, echo, delta, alpha' (most recent activity first, via sortHomeProjectScopes). The tablet ThreadNavigationSidebar was not run on a device; it builds its options with the same unsorted pickableProjectGroups(projectScopes) call.Evidence
Created six synthetic projects and replay activity in server, then bravo, then charlie. Opened each changed Project filter on both commits with matching device, viewport, and light theme. Base retained creation order; head matched the new-thread picker, with charlie and bravo first. Empty projects use their creation timestamps, so this fixture places older server activity last.
Android captures are full-screen. iOS captures remove only the same system status strip to exclude its changing charging indicator. All final pairs passed pixel-stability checks.
Scripts: synthetic seed, Android capture driver, iOS capture driver. Attempted scenario; final evidence was captured manually.
Tests
CI on 0006c1d: all 33 checks passed. Earlier, locally: vp run check:changed passed (format, lint, knip, typecheck, react compiler).
Not in this change
Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.