Scrolling up in log viewer is frequently disrupted and jittery

[dcki]

🏷️ Discussion Type

Bug

💬 Feature/Topic Area

ARC (Actions Runner Controller) EDIT: I forgot to change this from the default. I think "Other" is the correct feature/topic area. I don't think I can remove the "ARC (Actions Runner Controller)" tag that was added.

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Discussion Details

Until a few weeks ago, when viewing the log from a failed job, after the page automatically scrolls to the bottom, I could easily get back to the top in less than a second with cmd+up (on mac os).

Now, that scrolls up a few hundred log lines and then stops, and pressing it again scrolls up a few more hundred lines.

Scrolling up with a touchpad gesture or shift+space is similarly affected.

Workaround:

If I hold down cmd+up I eventually get to the top, but it's not ideal.

If reverting whatever changed this isn't an option, I wonder if the new problem is related to the variable amount of vertical distance used by log lines that wrap. I wonder if no longer wrapping would fix this. But viewing with wrap on is often useful too, so that still wouldn't be ideal.

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[v-ember]

Hey @dcki I removed the tag for you