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Demonstrate issue where SuperTextFieldInspector.findScrollOffset() value is incorrect #2256

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@CillianMyles CillianMyles commented Aug 19, 2024

As requested in a previous PR: #2139 (comment)

This PR demonstrates that the value of SuperTextFieldInspector.findScrollOffset() is incorrect sometimes after vertical scrolling on mobile.

I guess maybe this comment might contain a clue:
https://github.com/superlistapp/super_editor/blob/main/super_editor/lib/src/super_textfield/infrastructure/text_scrollview.dart#L523-L537

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cc/ @matthew-carroll

@CillianMyles CillianMyles changed the title Demonstrate issue where SuperTextFieldInspector.findScrollOffset() value is incorrect Demonstrate issue where SuperTextFieldInspector.findScrollOffset() value is incorrect Aug 19, 2024
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I see that you added a number of expectations. I assume they all fail? What values are each of them reporting?

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@CillianMyles ping on the earlier review questions

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Hi @matthew-carroll

Apologies for the delay in getting back to you on this one!

I added some information around what happens in the tests values you were looking for.

Comment on lines 285 to 288
// Since the scrollable content is taller than the viewport, and since
// the bottom of the text field is aligned with the bottom of the
// viewport, the scroll offset should be greater than 0.
expect(SuperTextFieldInspector.findScrollOffset(), greaterThan(0.0));
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Part of the test:

testWidgetsOnMobile("multi-line is vertically scrollable when text spans more lines than maxLines", (tester) async {

And for both Android and iOS, the test fails because the value for SuperTextFieldInspector.findScrollOffset() is 0

Comment on lines 337 to 340
// Issue is not present on desktop, further leading me to think that the
// issue is somehow related to that comment about the scroll offsets
// being out of sync in the mobile scroll view.
expect(SuperTextFieldInspector.findScrollOffset(), greaterThan(0.0));
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Desktop equivalents pass (so the value is > 0)

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Printed the actual value here as 20, which makes sense considering we have a scrollable of height 40 with content of height 60

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@CillianMyles I ran into this issue while working on #2316, but I'm not sure if it's the same issue you are facing.

It seems that sometimes the TextScrollController and the ScrollController can be out of sync. In my case, the ScrollController was being restored from page storage. I changed SuperTextFieldInspector.findScrollOffset() to read from the ScrollController instead of the TextScrollController and it fixed the test method. We still have the problem of the two controllers being out of sync though...

@matthew-carroll matthew-carroll requested review from angelosilvestre and removed request for matthew-carroll September 22, 2024 19:42
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@angelosilvestre I assigned this to you so that you can dig further into the root cause after we decide what to do about restoring the scroll offset.

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