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AllCrew Figma Workspace v1.6.0

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@mal4i6ka mal4i6ka released this 30 Sep 14:43
· 17 commits to main since this release

Responsive workspace hardening

AllCrew Figma Workspace 1.6.0 makes the resizable plugin workspace stable across compact, split, wide, and maximum panel sizes.

Layout architecture

  • Native screens stack below 720 px and switch to semantic split layouts from 720 px.
  • Django and Tauri now use independent setup and review lanes: a tall linter no longer creates an empty grid row or pushes a two-column regeneration card underneath it.
  • Agent Listener uses independent status/setup and skill lanes, removing the same mismatched-height hole.
  • Declarative module screens use auto-fit grids, while dense palette, remap, and video workflows keep the width they need.
  • The content workspace stops growing at 1200 px; the Figma panel is capped at 1240×1200.

Resize behavior

  • Drag sizing uses consecutive screen-space deltas and a floating-point accumulator.
  • Bounds clamp the accumulator before rounding, so reversing direction responds immediately without stored overshoot.
  • Live resize messages are coalesced per animation frame and only the final size is persisted.

Browser-backed layout coverage

A permanent Chromium layout matrix exercises every plugin screen at 340, 719, 720, 1079, 1080, and 1240 px widths. It checks overflow, card containment and overlap, footer geometry, resize-handle placement, lane alignment, breakpoint behavior, module screens, and browser-mirror behavior. Linux CI launches Chrome with the required no-sandbox and shared-memory flags, while runtime failures and browser stderr remain visible.

Install

Download allcrew-figma-workspace-v1.6.0.zip and SHA256SUMS below. Replace the existing extracted plugin directory, then reopen AllCrew Figma Workspace in Figma Desktop.

Verification

TypeScript typecheck passed, all 1,719 tests passed, the package was rebuilt, the full layout matrix passed in real Chromium, and the corrected Django/Tauri lane layout was visually inspected in the browser surface.