The lock screen stops unlocking from a card, and stops flickering - #3105
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Two bugs Jay reported from the glass, both measured in a real browser at the device's own CSS viewport (540x1200) rather than reasoned about from source. tsk-bgxtxn -- swiping up on an agent island opened the keypad. With the six agents the demo phone shows, #ls-feed reports scrollHeight 394 and clientHeight 394: the feed is content-sized, the islands fit, and it does not overflow. The unlock veto asked only how far the feed could still travel, so it read zero room and stood aside, and every drag beginning on an island unlocked the phone. The veto was not broken -- it was doing what it said. The comment shipped with tsk-36i6ed reasoned that a feed which cannot scroll is not being read, so a drag from it should unlock, and treated that as a corner case for a device with one agent and nothing to show. The measurement says it is the ordinary state of the screen. That deliberate rule is the bug. Overflow therefore returns to the veto, as a disjunct rather than the conjunct removed with tsk-36i6ed. That one could not change the answer, because the browser clamps scrollTop to 0 on a feed that cannot scroll; this one decides its own case and no other: scrollable, at the top -> room left -> veto (reading is not unlocking) scrollable, at the end -> neither -> unlock (tsk-36i6ed, preserved) cannot scroll at all -> !overflows -> veto (cards are not an unlock pad) Two existing tests asserted the old rule and are reversed here deliberately, saying so and saying why. A new mutation control strips the added arm and requires the non-scrolling case to go red while both scrollable cases stay exactly as they are -- a mutation that broke everything would show only that the suite notices change, not that these scenarios tell a dead feed from a feed read to its end. tsk-5baas4 -- the islands flickered every fifteen seconds. paintActivity() wiped #ls-agents and rebuilt every island on each poll. Every one was a new element, and .ls-island carries a 520ms entrance animation with staggered per-child delays, so the whole list replayed its entrance every tick whether or not a byte of the payload had changed. Measured over one cycle with nothing touched: six of six islands fired animationstart and the first island was no longer the same node. After: zero, and the same node. The list is now reconciled by agent name. An island that persists is updated in place and never re-inserted -- re-inserting a node restarts its animation, so the reconcile checks position before it moves anything. A reconfigured agent, a new portrait or a different framework, is still rebuilt; that comes from configuration rather than from a tick. The tests assert node identity, not rendered values: the old code rendered the right names too, which is exactly why a value assertion would have passed on it. The focus save and restore stays for the cases reconciliation cannot cover, and its ordering test now names the repaint instead of the wipe it used to name. Still open, and not in here: the stats and notification pollers repaint wholesale the same way, which is the flicker Jay saw in the system widget. Docs-Reviewed: no route was added, removed or changed. The edit is entirely inside _LOCK_SCREEN_SCRIPT, the client-side script auth.py serves, plus its tests; the HTTP surface and the agent-coordination contract are untouched.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe lock screen now blocks unlock gestures that start in non-scrolling feeds. Activity, statistics, and notification repaints reconcile DOM nodes in place and rebuild only changed content. Tests cover gesture mutations, node identity, updates, ordering, removal, focus, and panel semantics. ChangesLock-screen gesture handling
Polled lock-screen repaint reconciliation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Poller
participant Painter
participant LockScreenDOM
Poller->>Painter: poll payload
Painter->>LockScreenDOM: reconcile keyed elements
LockScreenDOM-->>Painter: preserve, update, remove, or rebuild nodes
Painter-->>Poller: updated lock-screen view
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Use a stable agent ID for island reconciliation.
lock_widgets() can return distinct records with the same name: it prepends the "taOS Agent" record without checking configured names, and load_config() does not enforce validate_config() before exposing configured records. reconcileIslands() stores only the last matching DOM child in existing[name]. On the next poll, it reuses that child, creates another one for the earlier record, and leaves the overwritten child outside cleanup. Repeated polls add stale islands and can restore focus to the wrong record.
Include each agent's stable id in the payload. Give the system record a fixed ID. Use that ID for data-agent and focus restoration instead of name.
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and the island reconciliation flow to include each agent’s stable id in the
payload, assign the system “taOS Agent” record a fixed id, and use that id for
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Jay, from the glass, in the same breath as the agent islands: "the system
stats widget flickers too". It is the same defect one view over, and worse:
the stats poll runs every THREE seconds, not fifteen, and `.ls-stat-card`
carries the same 520ms `ls-island-in` entrance the islands do. Every tick
wiped `#ls-stats` and rebuilt it, so the card replayed its entrance twenty
times a minute.
Measured in chromium at the device's own 540x1200 viewport, stats view,
nothing touched. Before: two entrance replays in 7.5s, 2992ms apart -- the
poll -- and the card a different, already-detached element each time. After:
none across three consecutive nine-second runs, the card keeping its element
and the readings updating in place.
Reconciling also makes `.ls-stat-fill`'s 420ms width transition mean
something. A transition needs a FROM value, which only a surviving element
has, so every meter had been snapping to its reading rather than travelling
to it. Measured after: the same fill element, 69.7% -> 89.2%.
The notification stacks had it too, at a fifteen-minute cadence: a wipe, the
same entrance animation, and -- because a stack is a `role="button"` with a
tabindex -- keyboard focus thrown away with it. Keyed by source now. A stack
whose notifications genuinely changed is still rebuilt, because that is new
content arriving and the animation is what it is for.
Two things the reconcile had to get right rather than merely make still:
- A reading that stops being measured loses its bar. A meter left at its last
value goes on reporting a measurement nobody is making, and reads exactly
like a live one.
- The minute labels are collected from what is actually on screen rather than
from whatever the paint happened to build. A stack that is deliberately left
alone builds nothing, so the old list would have silently stopped retouching
its clocks -- and a clock frozen at "2h ago" looks like a working one.
The weather and task lists are polled and rebuilt the same way and are
deliberately left alone: nothing they rebuild carries an animation or a
transition, and neither holds focus, so neither can flicker. That is a
measurement of those two, not an assumption about them.
ALSO, in the test harness, a defect that made the suite pass for the wrong
reason: `_balanced` was quote-aware but not comment-aware, so the apostrophe
in `// The App Store's own artwork` inside `island()` opened a string that
never closed. `_function("island")` was quietly returning 12kB -- island(),
reconcileIslands() AND paintActivity() -- instead of 5kB. Everything passed,
because the extra functions were the real ones and `reconcileIslands` was
being supplied by accident rather than by name. Now comment-aware, and the
reconcile helpers are named in `_source` explicitly.
The DOM stand-in's `textContent` was a plain string property, so assigning it
did not remove children the way a browser does. A panel that failed to empty
would have looked empty to the harness. It now clears its children, which is
also what the controls were hand-rolling around.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse the sibling import style. The all-skip gate runs
pyteston each changed test file separately. In that mode,from tests.test_lock_screen_gesturescannot resolve this top-level test sibling becausetestshas no__init__.py. The import used bytests/test_lock_screen_views.pyis the compatible pattern:from test_lock_screen_gestures import _balanced, _functionThe collection error makes the gate fail before this suite runs.
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Keep demo notification identities stable across polls. Each enabled /auth/lock-notifications request calls _demo_notifications(), which derives at from a new time.time() value. pollNotifications() repeats the request every 15 minutes, while notifIdentity() includes at. An unchanged stack can therefore receive a different identity, causing paintNotifications() to replace it and replay the entrance animation. The replacement can also discard keyboard focus. Cache the demo timestamps, or assign stable notification IDs while retaining title and text in the identity.
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…e no-credential sentinel for a VALID human token, turning the project-tasks 403 into a silent empty 200 (#3107) * a2a_bus: sanitise human-principal handle, fix auth docstrings Lift the printable-filter and 64-char cap into a shared _sanitise_handle helper in a2a_bus.py and have both the admin and human branches of _resolve_send_identity call it, so the two paths cannot drift apart. Extend check_agent_scope and check_agent_scope_for_project docstrings to document that None also means a valid human-principal token was presented, matching the behaviour of _verify_agent_scope. Give check_agent_project_grants the same human-principal short-circuit so it matches check_agent_scope, and update its docstring. RED ``` FAILED tests/test_a2a_bus_agent_auth.py::TestBusHumanAuth::test_human_handle_is_sanitised > assert "\n" not in sent_from E AssertionError: assert '\n' not in '@evil\n\x00injected' E '\n' is contained here: E @evil E ? ----- E injected ``` GREEN 34 passed in 48.61s Docs-Reviewed: handle sanitisation is an internal proxy-side security fix, no agent-coordination.md update required Docs-Reviewed: handle sanitisation is an internal proxy-side security fix; the agent-coordination.md description of from-derivation remains accurate and the agent manual does not document bus handle sanitisation. * fix(check_agent_project_grants): raise 403 for human-principal tokens instead of returning no-auth sentinel A valid human-principal token on the project-tasks aggregate was being conflated with "no Authorization header" because check_agent_project_grants returned (None, {}) for human tokens. The caller in projects.py mapped that to an empty 200, making "you have no projects" indistinguishable from "your token is the wrong type". Move the principal_type check before the registry lookup (matching _verify_agent_scope) and raise a 403 with a distinguishable detail instead. Also add the equivalent handle fallback on the human branch of _resolve_send_identity: when _sanitise_handle strips a username down to just "@", fall back to "@<human_id>" so two distinct users cannot collapse to the same bare handle. Docs-Reviewed: internal auth fix, no agent-coordination.md update required RED ``` FAILED tests/test_routes_project_tasks_aggregate.py::test_human_token_aggregate_gets_distinguishable_403 - AssertionError ``` GREEN 1 passed in 6.44s Note: _sanitise_handle applies the 64-char cap after the "@" prefix, so two usernames that differ only past character 63 collapse to the same handle. There is no username length cap at registration, so this truncation collision is reachable. 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[100%] =================================== FAILURES =================================== ____________________ test_pyproject_and_init_versions_match ____________________ def test_pyproject_and_init_versions_match(): pyproject_version = _read_pyproject_version() init_version = _read_init_version() # Exact string compare: __init__.py is not PEP 440 normalised. > assert pyproject_version == init_version, ( f"pyproject declares {pyproject_version!r} but tinyagentos/__init__.py " f"has {init_version!r}; these versions must match exactly." ) E AssertionError: pyproject declares '1.0.0-beta.53' but tinyagentos/__init__.py has '1.0.0-beta.99'; these versions must match exactly. E assert '1.0.0-beta.53' == '1.0.0-beta.99' E E - 1.0.0-beta.99 E ? ^^ E + 1.0.0-beta.53 E ? ^^ tests/test_version_lock_sync.py:88: AssertionError =========================== short test summary info ============================ FAILED tests/test_version_lock_sync.py::test_pyproject_and_init_versions_match 1 failed, 4 passed in 0.37s ``` __init__.py restored (green): ``` ..... [100%] 5 passed in 0.30s ``` package-lock.json packages[''].version drifted alone (red): ``` ....F [100%] =================================== FAILURES =================================== __________ test_pyproject_and_package_lock_root_package_version_match __________ def test_pyproject_and_package_lock_root_package_version_match(): pyproject_version = _read_pyproject_version() _, root_pkg = _read_package_lock_versions() # Exact string compare: package-lock.json packages[""].version is not PEP 440 normalised. # The beta.52 train missed this field while the top-level was correct. > assert pyproject_version == root_pkg, ( f"pyproject declares {pyproject_version!r} but desktop/package-lock.json " f"packages[''].version has {root_pkg!r}; these versions must match exactly." ) E AssertionError: pyproject declares '1.0.0-beta.53' but desktop/package-lock.json packages[''].version has '1.0.0-beta.99'; these versions must match exactly. E assert '1.0.0-beta.53' == '1.0.0-beta.99' E E - 1.0.0-beta.99 E ? ^^ E + 1.0.0-beta.53 E ? ^^ tests/test_version_lock_sync.py:119: AssertionError =========================== short test summary info ============================ FAILED tests/test_version_lock_sync.py::test_pyproject_and_package_lock_root_package_version_match 1 failed, 4 passed in 0.36s ``` package-lock.json restored (green): ``` ..... [100%] 5 passed in 0.23s ``` * The lock screen stops unlocking from a card, and stops flickering (#3105) * The lock screen stops unlocking from a card, and stops flickering Two bugs Jay reported from the glass, both measured in a real browser at the device's own CSS viewport (540x1200) rather than reasoned about from source. tsk-bgxtxn -- swiping up on an agent island opened the keypad. With the six agents the demo phone shows, #ls-feed reports scrollHeight 394 and clientHeight 394: the feed is content-sized, the islands fit, and it does not overflow. The unlock veto asked only how far the feed could still travel, so it read zero room and stood aside, and every drag beginning on an island unlocked the phone. The veto was not broken -- it was doing what it said. The comment shipped with tsk-36i6ed reasoned that a feed which cannot scroll is not being read, so a drag from it should unlock, and treated that as a corner case for a device with one agent and nothing to show. The measurement says it is the ordinary state of the screen. That deliberate rule is the bug. Overflow therefore returns to the veto, as a disjunct rather than the conjunct removed with tsk-36i6ed. That one could not change the answer, because the browser clamps scrollTop to 0 on a feed that cannot scroll; this one decides its own case and no other: scrollable, at the top -> room left -> veto (reading is not unlocking) scrollable, at the end -> neither -> unlock (tsk-36i6ed, preserved) cannot scroll at all -> !overflows -> veto (cards are not an unlock pad) Two existing tests asserted the old rule and are reversed here deliberately, saying so and saying why. A new mutation control strips the added arm and requires the non-scrolling case to go red while both scrollable cases stay exactly as they are -- a mutation that broke everything would show only that the suite notices change, not that these scenarios tell a dead feed from a feed read to its end. tsk-5baas4 -- the islands flickered every fifteen seconds. paintActivity() wiped #ls-agents and rebuilt every island on each poll. Every one was a new element, and .ls-island carries a 520ms entrance animation with staggered per-child delays, so the whole list replayed its entrance every tick whether or not a byte of the payload had changed. Measured over one cycle with nothing touched: six of six islands fired animationstart and the first island was no longer the same node. After: zero, and the same node. The list is now reconciled by agent name. An island that persists is updated in place and never re-inserted -- re-inserting a node restarts its animation, so the reconcile checks position before it moves anything. A reconfigured agent, a new portrait or a different framework, is still rebuilt; that comes from configuration rather than from a tick. The tests assert node identity, not rendered values: the old code rendered the right names too, which is exactly why a value assertion would have passed on it. The focus save and restore stays for the cases reconciliation cannot cover, and its ordering test now names the repaint instead of the wipe it used to name. Still open, and not in here: the stats and notification pollers repaint wholesale the same way, which is the flicker Jay saw in the system widget. Docs-Reviewed: no route was added, removed or changed. The edit is entirely inside _LOCK_SCREEN_SCRIPT, the client-side script auth.py serves, plus its tests; the HTTP surface and the agent-coordination contract are untouched. * The stats panel and the notification stacks stop flickering Jay, from the glass, in the same breath as the agent islands: "the system stats widget flickers too". It is the same defect one view over, and worse: the stats poll runs every THREE seconds, not fifteen, and `.ls-stat-card` carries the same 520ms `ls-island-in` entrance the islands do. Every tick wiped `#ls-stats` and rebuilt it, so the card replayed its entrance twenty times a minute. Measured in chromium at the device's own 540x1200 viewport, stats view, nothing touched. Before: two entrance replays in 7.5s, 2992ms apart -- the poll -- and the card a different, already-detached element each time. After: none across three consecutive nine-second runs, the card keeping its element and the readings updating in place. Reconciling also makes `.ls-stat-fill`'s 420ms width transition mean something. A transition needs a FROM value, which only a surviving element has, so every meter had been snapping to its reading rather than travelling to it. Measured after: the same fill element, 69.7% -> 89.2%. The notification stacks had it too, at a fifteen-minute cadence: a wipe, the same entrance animation, and -- because a stack is a `role="button"` with a tabindex -- keyboard focus thrown away with it. Keyed by source now. A stack whose notifications genuinely changed is still rebuilt, because that is new content arriving and the animation is what it is for. Two things the reconcile had to get right rather than merely make still: - A reading that stops being measured loses its bar. A meter left at its last value goes on reporting a measurement nobody is making, and reads exactly like a live one. - The minute labels are collected from what is actually on screen rather than from whatever the paint happened to build. A stack that is deliberately left alone builds nothing, so the old list would have silently stopped retouching its clocks -- and a clock frozen at "2h ago" looks like a working one. The weather and task lists are polled and rebuilt the same way and are deliberately left alone: nothing they rebuild carries an animation or a transition, and neither holds focus, so neither can flicker. That is a measurement of those two, not an assumption about them. ALSO, in the test harness, a defect that made the suite pass for the wrong reason: `_balanced` was quote-aware but not comment-aware, so the apostrophe in `// The App Store's own artwork` inside `island()` opened a string that never closed. `_function("island")` was quietly returning 12kB -- island(), reconcileIslands() AND paintActivity() -- instead of 5kB. Everything passed, because the extra functions were the real ones and `reconcileIslands` was being supplied by accident rather than by name. Now comment-aware, and the reconcile helpers are named in `_source` explicitly. The DOM stand-in's `textContent` was a plain string property, so assigning it did not remove children the way a browser does. A panel that failed to empty would have looked empty to the harness. It now clears its children, which is also what the controls were hand-rolling around. Docs-Reviewed: no route surface changes; this is lock-screen client script and its tests. * The repaint tests import the way CI's per-file run needs `check-all-skip` is the only job in CI that runs pytest on a SINGLE FILE, and `pytest tests/<one file>.py` puts tests/ itself on sys.path rather than the repo root. There is no tests/__init__.py, so the `tests.` package does not exist under that invocation and the import raised ModuleNotFoundError with rc=2. The shards pass the DIRECTORY, so they resolved it and went green: their green was correct and was not evidence that this file imports. Verified both ways rather than just the one that was failing: the file alone (29 passed) and alongside its sibling (47 passed). This is the only file in tests/ that used the `tests.` prefix, so nothing else moves with it. Docs-Reviewed: test-only import fix; no route or API surface involved. * changelog: describe the actual pre-fix behaviour, not an empty 200 The fragment claimed this change prevents "a silent empty 200". It does not: on dev, `check_agent_project_grants` returns the `(None, {})` sentinel ONLY when no Authorization header is present. A human-principal token WITH a Bearer header passes the signature and sub checks, reaches `registry.get(sub)`, finds no agent record, and already raises 403 -- with the generic "agent is not active in the registry" detail. So the defect was a MISLEADING 403, not a silent success, and the fix replaces an inaccurate message with an accurate one. The test asserts exactly that (its docstring is already correct); only the fragment's prose was wrong, and it is user-facing.
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Two bugs Jay reported from the glass. Both were measured in a real browser at the device's own CSS viewport (540x1200, sway scale 2.0) rather than reasoned about from source — a playwright rig driving real
touchstart/touchmove/touchendthrough CDP, because this page binds touch events and a mouse drag proves nothing about it.Cards: tsk-bgxtxn, tsk-5baas4.
1. Swiping up on an agent island opened the keypad (tsk-bgxtxn)
The measurement that settles it. With the six agents the demo phone shows,
#ls-feedreports scrollHeight 394, clientHeight 394. The feed is content-sized: the islands fit, so it does not overflow and never did.feedScrollRoom()returns 0, the vetofeedScrollRoom() > 4is false, and every drag beginning on an island unlocked the phone.I had predicted the opposite — that six islands would make the feed overflow, which would have meant the veto was arming and something else was wrong. It does not, and that prediction was wrong.
The veto was not broken. It was doing exactly what #3104 says: a feed that cannot scroll has no room, so it unlocks across the whole screen. That was reasoned as a corner case for a device with one agent and nothing to show. The measurement says it is the ordinary state of the screen. The deliberate rule is the bug.
feedOverflows()therefore returns to the veto — but as a disjunct, not the conjunct removed with tsk-36i6ed. That one could not change the answer (the browser clampsscrollTopto 0 on a feed that cannot scroll), which is precisely why it went. This one decides its own case and no other:room > 4!overflowsThe gesture is not lost: the feed is 394px of a 1200px screen, and the rest of the glass still unlocks. There is a test holding that bound.
Two existing tests asserted the old rule and are reversed here deliberately, each saying so and saying why in its docstring. Verified red-before-green: with the one-line veto change reverted, both go red and the new mutation control refuses to run at all rather than passing silently.
2. The islands flickered every fifteen seconds (tsk-5baas4)
paintActivity()wiped#ls-agentswithtextContent = ""and rebuilt every island each poll. Each was a new node, and.ls-islandcarriesls-island-in— 520ms with staggered per-child delays — so the whole list replayed its entrance every 15s whether or not the payload had changed.Measured over one cycle with nothing touched:
animationstarton islandsThe list is now reconciled by agent name and updated in place. A persisting island is never re-inserted — re-inserting restarts the animation, so the reconcile checks position before moving anything. A reconfigured agent (new portrait, different framework) is still rebuilt; that comes from configuration, not from a tick, and it is a deliberate exception with its own test.
The tests assert node identity, not rendered values. The old code rendered the right names too — that is exactly why a value assertion would have passed on it.
Tests
tests/test_lock_screen_repaint.pyis new and follows the existing gesture-test convention: the real source runs under node against a DOM stand-in that maintains an actual tree, because the properties under test are about which nodes survive. It carries the same kind of control —test_harness_observes_the_defectputs the wipe back and requires identity to break, so the file cannot quietly go inert and report green.test_lock_screen_gestures.py— 18 passed (2 reversed, 1 new mutation control, 1 new bound)test_lock_screen_repaint.py— 10 passed (new)test_onscreen_keyboard.py— its focus-ordering test named the wipe, which no longer exists; it now names the repaint, and the docstring explains that reconciliation makes focus loss impossible for a persisting island rather than merely recoverabletest_auth.py+ the three above — 220 passedNot in here
The stats and notification pollers repaint wholesale the same way — that is the flicker Jay also reported in the system widget ("the system stats widget flickers too"). Same shape of fix, tracked separately so this stays reviewable.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Tests
Removed tests, and why each one went
Three tests on
devare gone from this branch. None was dropped for beinginconvenient: two assert a rule this PR deliberately REVERSES, and the third
names machinery that no longer exists. Each has a named replacement.
test_a_feed_with_nothing_to_scroll_is_already_at_its_end— asserted that afeed which cannot scroll counts as already read to its end, so a drag from a
card unlocked. That rule IS the bug Jay reported. Replaced by its opposite,
test_a_feed_with_nothing_to_scroll_is_not_treated_as_at_its_end.test_a_feed_with_nothing_to_scroll_still_unlocks— same rule, samereversal. Replaced by
test_a_feed_with_nothing_to_scroll_does_not_unlock_from_a_card.Unlocking at the END of a feed that CAN scroll (tsk-36i6ed, Jay's own
earlier report) is still asserted and still passes.
test_focus_is_captured_before_the_wipe_and_restored_after_the_rebuild—there is no wipe and no rebuild any more; an island that persists keeps its
node and never loses focus in the first place. Renamed to
test_focus_is_captured_before_the_repaint_and_restored_after_it, whichasserts the same property against the mechanism that actually ships.
Removes-Intentionally: tests/test_lock_screen_gestures.py:TestUnlockAtTheEndOfTheFeed.test_a_feed_with_nothing_to_scroll_is_already_at_its_end
Removes-Intentionally: tests/test_lock_screen_gestures.py:TestUnlockSwipeOrigin.test_a_feed_with_nothing_to_scroll_still_unlocks
Removes-Intentionally: tests/test_onscreen_keyboard.py:TestTheIslandRepaintKeepsKeyboardFocus.test_focus_is_captured_before_the_wipe_and_restored_after_the_rebuild