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[Bug]: Beta 0.1.7 flat Active list shows a 5m thread below day-old messages (follow-up to locked #16412) #33733
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Release verification — November 10, 2026Checked the source at the released tags, rather than assuming the closure of #28165 proves a fix:
Therefore we cannot confirm that this is fixed in Nightly while awaiting a Beta release. The relevant released source still has the reported ordering; the earlier Nightly non-reproduction may involve a different sidebar mode. These are source checks, not a new runtime UI reproduction on Nightly. Leaving this issue open for maintainer triage rather than closing it as fixed. Screenshot correction: the screenshot was supplied in the original reporting chat, but was not uploaded as a GitHub attachment. The issue body now explicitly says so; its observed row ages were transcribed from that screenshot. Sorry for the misleading attachment wording. |
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Area
apps/web (desktop sidebar)
Impact
Minor bug or occasional failure: recently messaged threads remain difficult to locate.
Reproduced on T3 Code Beta 0.1.7, commit
322f6544dfad, macOS 27.0.1 (26A434), on November 10, 2026. Follow-up to #16412, #21639 and #28165. The maintainer response on #21639 asks for additional evidence on #16412; we attempted that, but GitHub rejects comments because #16412 is locked. Filing this focused release-specific follow-up so the evidence is available for triage. #28165 was closed as no longer reproducible on Nightly; this report concerns the released Beta build, not a claim of a new regression on current Nightly.Reproduction
sidebarThreadSortOrder: "updated_at".Observed evidence
The screenshot supplied privately in the reporting session (not attached to this GitHub issue) shows a row labeled 5m below rows labeled 10h, 11h, 13h, 20h, and 23h. Local read-only database inspection explains the position: the 5m row was created November 2 at 11:45 UTC, and received its latest user message November 10 at 05:55 UTC. Seven locally hosted rows in the screenshot match creation/re-entry ordering. Remote-environment rows were not independently checked.
Shipped code path
In this build,
Sidebar.tsxchoosessortActiveThreadsByOrderKey(active)when project folders are absent and Working is off. Unarranged rows usemax(createdAt, unsettledAt); the flat Active path does not readsidebarThreadSortOrder. The displayed age uses the latest user-message timestamp, so the age label and sort anchor disagree. Project order controls the project picker/command palette, which is correctly described in Settings, but there is no equivalent discoverable last-message control for this flat list.Expected behavior / requested outcome and existing work
Please clarify whether last-user-message ordering should be available for the flat Active list, or whether the intended resolution is clearer controls/documentation for its fixed arrangement. We recognize that changing the default/manual-order semantics is a product decision, not automatically an obvious-bug exception under CONTRIBUTING.
Existing open implementations already address this need: #22032 and #24860. We are linking those rather than submitting a competing PR without agreed direction.
During diagnosis we prepared an isolated candidate that applies the saved thread-sort preference to the flat Active list while preserving manual keys and other sections. Its focused regression uses the observed timestamps and moves the recently messaged older row above older-message rows; 149 sidebar unit tests passed. That candidate has not been installed or submitted, and no conversation data was modified. These unit results are not a claim of browser/native UI verification or maintainer approval.
Investigation assisted by Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1-Sol through T3 Code / Codex.
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