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Render the Disputes Pending table with TableState so the view follows the selected row when the list overflows, matching the Disputes In Progress sidebar. Adds a vertical scrollbar and render tests.

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  • New Features

    • Added persistent row selection and scrolling for pending disputes.
    • Selections remain associated with disputes when table ordering changes.
    • Added conditional scrollbars to dispute and order tables.
    • Improved compact layouts by hiding less essential columns or headers when space is limited.
    • Preserved visible data rows in very short terminal windows.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved selection navigation, highlighting, and visibility near table boundaries.
    • Stale or unavailable selections now recover gracefully.

Render the Disputes Pending table with TableState so the view follows
the selected row when the list overflows, matching the Disputes In
Progress sidebar. Adds a vertical scrollbar and render tests.
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  • src/ui/draw.rs
  • src/ui/helpers/layout.rs
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  • src/ui/tabs/disputes_tab.rs
  • src/ui/tabs/orders_tab.rs

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Pending disputes now use UUID-based selection and persistent TableState. Shared helpers manage filtering, navigation, selection repair, and scrollbars. Disputes and Orders tables support responsive layouts and short terminals. Tests cover selection, scrolling, and layout boundaries.

Changes

Pending dispute and table state

Layer / File(s) Summary
UUID selection state and event handling
src/ui/app_state.rs, src/ui/helpers/dispute_selection.rs, src/ui/key_handler/*, src/main.rs, src/ui/draw.rs
AppState stores the selected pending dispute UUID and table state. Shared helpers filter initiated disputes, preserve selection after reordering, clamp navigation, repair stale selections, and support event handling.
Shared scrollbar rendering
src/ui/helpers/layout.rs, src/ui/helpers/mod.rs, src/ui/tabs/disputes_in_progress_tab.rs, src/ui/tabs/orders_tab.rs
A shared helper renders data-row scrollbars using viewport offsets. Orders and the in-progress disputes sidebar use the helper and support short-terminal layouts.
Pending disputes responsive rendering
src/ui/tabs/disputes_tab.rs
The pending disputes table uses persistent state, UUID-based selection, responsive columns, conditional headers, and conditional scrollbars. Tests cover selection visibility, viewport persistence, narrow layouts, short layouts, and scrollbar boundaries.
Table behavior documentation
docs/ADMIN_DISPUTES.md, docs/TUI_INTERFACE.md
Documentation describes UUID selection, persistent table state, responsive layouts, short-terminal behavior, and shared scrollbar behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 40669

The pending disputes view can hide essential information on narrow terminals, show no dispute row on very short terminals, and misrepresent the visible position with its scrollbar. These concrete UI correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant Navigation
  participant SelectionHelpers
  participant AppState
  participant DisputesRenderer
  User->>Navigation: Press Up or Down
  Navigation->>SelectionHelpers: Move pending dispute selection
  SelectionHelpers->>AppState: Store selected dispute UUID
  DisputesRenderer->>SelectionHelpers: Resolve selected display row
  SelectionHelpers-->>DisputesRenderer: Return initiated dispute row
  DisputesRenderer->>AppState: Update table viewport
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Suggested labels: documentation, enhancement, rust

Suggested reviewers: arkanoider, ermeme

Poem

A rabbit keeps one dispute in view,
By UUID, the choice stays true.
Tables scroll and headers hide,
Shared bars mark the data side.
“Hop!” says Bun, “the state is new!”

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Inline comments:
In `@src/ui/tabs/disputes_tab.rs`:
- Around line 127-130: The Disputes tab rendering must handle narrow or short
areas without clipping: when area.width is below 87, render a compact table
retaining dispute ID and status while removing secondary columns; when
area.height is below 4, omit the header and render only what fits while
preserving those fields. Add TestBackend coverage for both layout cases
alongside the existing rendering tests.
- Around line 135-141: Update the disputes table rendering to synchronize
ScrollbarState with table_state.offset(), set viewport_content_length to
visible_rows, and render it only within the data viewport; add a TestBackend
assertion covering a selected row whose offset differs from its selected index.
Add a compact narrow-terminal layout so the fixed 40/20/25 widths do not require
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Reviewed the current head 2c3c7b68128bcb9ea62e7849ef45594182b3180b. The pending disputes table now uses stateful rendering, keeps the selected row visible, confines the scrollbar to the data viewport, and adds compact/short terminal coverage.

Local verification passed:

  • git diff --check origin/main...HEAD
  • cargo fmt --all -- --check
  • cargo test ui::tabs::disputes_tab -- --nocapture
  • cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
  • cargo test --all-features

CI is green on the current head, and I found no blocking issues.

Share offset-based scrollbar rendering, persist Pending TableState like Orders, and select Pending disputes by UUID so ↑↓/Enter stay aligned with the Orders tab.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

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23-32: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Preserve a data row on short terminals.

ui_draw always reserves six rows for tabs and status. On an eight-row terminal, the Pending Disputes panel receives two rows. Its border then consumes both rows, so no dispute row is visible.

Reduce or hide secondary tab and status decoration on short terminals. Add a TestBackend integration test through ui_draw at this height.

As per coding guidelines: “shrink fixed header/progress/status blocks so content cards keep a usable minimum height.”

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In `@src/ui/draw.rs` around lines 23 - 32, Adjust the layout in ui_draw so fixed
tab and status regions shrink or are omitted on short terminals, preserving at
least one usable data row in the Pending Disputes panel at eight rows. Keep the
normal layout for taller terminals, and add a TestBackend integration test
exercising ui_draw at this height.

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In `@src/ui/tabs/disputes_tab.rs`:
- Around line 71-104: Update the compact layout around show_created and
constraints so widths below 43 use a single-column row containing a shortened
dispute ID and status, keeping both essential values visible without clipping.
Add a TestBackend test below that width asserting the shortened ID and status
are rendered.

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In `@src/ui/draw.rs`:
- Around line 23-32: Adjust the layout in ui_draw so fixed tab and status
regions shrink or are omitted on short terminals, preserving at least one usable
data row in the Pending Disputes panel at eight rows. Keep the normal layout for
taller terminals, and add a TestBackend integration test exercising ui_draw at
this height.
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  • docs/ADMIN_DISPUTES.md
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  • src/main.rs
  • src/ui/app_state.rs
  • src/ui/draw.rs
  • src/ui/helpers/dispute_selection.rs
  • src/ui/helpers/layout.rs
  • src/ui/helpers/mod.rs
  • src/ui/key_handler/enter_handlers.rs
  • src/ui/key_handler/navigation.rs
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  • src/ui/tabs/disputes_tab.rs
  • src/ui/tabs/orders_tab.rs

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Keep shortened dispute id and status visible when the two-column Min(20)+Length(20) layout cannot fit, with a TestBackend coverage for width 42.

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Thanks for the follow-up fixes. The direct render_disputes_tab narrow/short cases are covered now, but one blocker remains at the full UI layout level.

Blocking issue: ui_draw still always reserves 3 rows for tabs and 3 rows for the status bar before rendering the active tab. On an 8-row terminal that leaves only 2 rows for DisputesPending; even though render_disputes_tab drops its header for short areas, the table border consumes those 2 rows and no pending dispute data row is visible. This keeps the current-head CodeRabbit concern valid: the panel-level fix works, but the application-level layout still starves the panel on short terminals.

I verified this with a temporary TestBackend regression probe against the current head:

let backend = TestBackend::new(100, 8);
terminal.draw(|f| ui_draw(f, &mut app, &orders, &disputes, Some(&status)))?;
assert!(buffer_contains(buf, "11111111") && buffer_contains(buf, "initiated"));

It fails because neither the dispute id nor status appears at 8 rows. Please shrink/omit secondary tab/status decoration in src/ui/draw.rs for short terminals so the content area keeps at least 3 rows, and add a ui_draw-level TestBackend regression for the 8-row pending-disputes case.

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  • git diff --check 1a8113d4f3fc2c5348310127944c0e79df84f9f4...HEAD
  • cargo fmt --all -- --check
  • cargo test ui::tabs::disputes_tab -- --nocapture
  • cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings

arkanoider and others added 2 commits August 16, 2026 11:19
Fixed 3+3 tab/status chrome left only 2 content rows at height 8, so
Disputes Pending showed borders with no data. Shrink status then tabs
to keep ≥3 content rows, with a ui_draw regression for that case.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Remap table/list viewport offset onto Ratatui's content_length scale so selecting the last Orders or Disputes row no longer leaves a gap under the thumb.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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