Word the Alt-split hint the way the host OS does - #221
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The merge button's tooltip carried both spellings of the modifier at
once
("Hold Alt (Option on Mac)"), leaving every reader to discard the half
that did not apply to them.
Split the hint into Alt and Option variants and pick between them with
the platform's isMacOs, so each host sees only its own name for the key.
The gesture is untouched: it reads event.altKey, which is what Option
sets on a Mac, so only the wording varies.
The mock for isMacOs decides from the user agent as the real helper
does, which keeps the choice stubbable without a jest.fn that resetMocks
would clear.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared placeholder formatting for accessibility labels and localized messages. Merge tooltips now render platform-aware Alt-key hints with keyboard markup and omit unresolved or empty content. Mocks and tests cover macOS detection, nested tooltip content, and empty titles. ChangesTooltip and accessibility formatting
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR improves the platform-specific Alt/Option hint, but the current head still has test readiness waits that can exceed their deadline and a mock that may interpret inherited values incorrectly, making validation unreliable. Merge should wait for these bounded issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MergeTooltip
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participant formatReplacementStringToArray
MergeTooltip->>altKeyHint: provide localized {key} hint
altKeyHint->>isMacOs: detect host platform
isMacOs-->>altKeyHint: return platform status
altKeyHint->>formatReplacementStringToArray: replace {key}
formatReplacementStringToArray-->>altKeyHint: return formatted parts
altKeyHint-->>MergeTooltip: return text and keyboard markup
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Authored by Claude Opus 5 (1M context) (claude-opus-5[1m]).
These came out of a research question rather than a review pass: is this PR's handling of OS-specific text comparable to how paranext-core handles it?
Short answer — yes at the decision level, no at the mechanism level. The branch itself matches core exactly: same exported isMacOs() helper, decided at render time on the same user-agent basis, and it removes precisely the dual-spelling wording core's keyboard-shortcuts guideline calls out. But core localizes the key name alone and lets one sentence place it via a {key} placeholder, rather than forking the whole sentence per OS; it also prefers the macOS symbol over the word, and routes key labels through getLocalizeKeyForPhysicalKey instead of hardcoding them per caller.
The inline :pick: comments below are suggestions for closing that gap. None of them are blocking, and one of them (the Alt label) can't be fully closed without a paranext-core change.
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Unfork the OS-specific split hint into one sentence with a {key}
placeholder, set in a Kbd showing ⌥ on macOS and Alt elsewhere per the
platform's keyboard-shortcuts table, and replace the hand-rolled
.replace('{…}', …) call sites throughout with the platform helper —
which substitutes every occurrence, not just the first, and cannot
destroy a placeholder a later stage still needs.
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In `@__mocks__/platform-bible-utils.ts`:
- Around line 93-97: Update the replacer lookup in the matchAll loop to accept
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Generalize the read-the-real-source entry to cover both mocked packages, and record that formatReplacementStringToArray resolves replacer keys with `in` — so the mock's inherited-name behavior matches the real function and should not be "fixed".
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Review by Claude Opus 5 (1M context) (inspired by Devin).
The hint itself checks out: ⌥ on macOS and Alt elsewhere, placed by a {key} placeholder so each translation decides where the key goes, set in a Kbd. Three small findings below; none of them blocks the change.
- The Alt-split tooltip can render its raw
%…%localize key during the async localization window, and the repo already hasresolvedOrEmptyfor exactly that flash —src/components/PhraseStripParts.tsx,src/components/SegmentListView.tsx. - The new
Kbdstub declares aclassNameprop and drops it, unlike the real component and the sibling stubs —__mocks__/platform-bible-react.tsx. - The new REVIEW.md section cites
src/utils/localized-strings.tsfor a literal that lives insrc/components/alt-key-hint.tsx, in a paragraph that also restates the one above it.
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An unresolved %…% key showed as visible hover text during PAPI's async lookup; the aria-label deliberately keeps the raw value, since emptying it would leave the icon button with no accessible name.
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src/components/SegmentListView.tsx line 108 at r4 (raw file):
resolvedOrEmpty(localizedStrings['%interlinearizer_boundaryControl_mergeAltHint%']), )} </TooltipContent>
⛏️ Non-blocking Devin observation:
src/components/SegmentListView.tsx:R102-107
Unresolved localize keys now yield an empty tooltip rather than a visible %key%
With resolvedOrEmpty applied, an unresolved key makes the merge tooltip content the empty string (Alt held) or the empty array altKeyHint('') returns (Alt up). The jsdom Tooltip stub now omits title entirely in that case (__mocks__/platform-bible-react.tsx:973-974), but in production the real Radix tooltip still mounts with empty content, so a hover during the brief async-localization window can pop a blank bubble instead of showing nothing. That is a cosmetic edge case in a window that resolves in one commit; noting it in case the intent was to suppress the tooltip entirely while the string is unresolved.
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src/components/SegmentListView.tsx line 108 at r4 (raw file):
Previously, imnasnainaec (D. Ror.) wrote…
⛏️ Non-blocking Devin observation:
src/components/SegmentListView.tsx:R102-107
Unresolved localize keys now yield an empty tooltip rather than a visible %key%
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resolvedOrEmptyapplied, an unresolved key makes the merge tooltip content the empty string (Alt held) or the empty arrayaltKeyHint('')returns (Alt up). The jsdomTooltipstub now omitstitleentirely in that case (__mocks__/platform-bible-react.tsx:973-974), but in production the real Radix tooltip still mounts with empty content, so a hover during the brief async-localization window can pop a blank bubble instead of showing nothing. That is a cosmetic edge case in a window that resolves in one commit; noting it in case the intent was to suppress the tooltip entirely while the string is unresolved.
Confirmed and fixed — the intent was to show nothing, not an empty bubble. TooltipContent paints its bubble and arrow from its own classes regardless of children, and TooltipProvider defaults to delayDuration: 0 here, so there was no hover delay masking it. Both branches now go through a tooltipContentOrUndefined helper and the element is left unmounted when there's nothing to show. Applied to the strip's merge control too, which had the same shape.
TooltipContent paints its bubble and arrow from its own classes, so the emptied content popped a blank bubble on hover during the async lookup.
The WebSocket port opens from the main process, sometimes ahead of the first BrowserWindow, so the smoke test reading electronApp.windows() raced startup and saw an empty list on Linux CI.
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Each wait started a fresh PROCESS_READY_TIMEOUT, so a stalled cold start could outlast the Playwright test timeout bounding the worker fixture and surface as an opaque "Test timeout" instead of the wait that lost.
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The merge button's tooltip carried both spellings of the modifier at once
("Hold Alt (Option on Mac)"), leaving every reader to discard the half that did not apply to them.
Split the hint into Alt and Option variants and pick between them with the platform's isMacOs, so each host sees only its own name for the key. The gesture is untouched: it reads event.altKey, which is what Option sets on a Mac, so only the wording varies.
The mock for isMacOs decides from the user agent as the real helper does, which keeps the choice stubbable without a jest.fn that resetMocks would clear.
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