A drag started while the last one's columns slid home read their edges
mid-slide, and dropped against them. The list now ends that slide first.
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A drag keeps the columns' edges from when it began, so columns shown or
hidden meanwhile, as App is when the first flow with an app arrives, would
drop it against columns that are gone; it is put back instead. A failed
flow's reason spans Type and Size, so while they part it keeps to Type's
width rather than sliding over the column past Size.
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While a column is dragged it hides where it is and the columns between it and
where it would land slide by its width, header and cells together, so the gap
shows the drop. One style element carries a rule a column and changes only when
the target does; the rows don't render. On drop the rules go as the order
changes, in the same task, so nothing animates; on Escape the columns slide
home and the column shows again. The drop line and its code are gone.
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The ghost of a dragged column is now its header and the cells of the rows in
view, copied once when the drag starts and moved sideways by a transform,
kept within the list; the column dims in place, its cells by one style rule
so no row renders. A built-in column turned on before any reordering takes
its default place again; once the person has an order, a newly shown column
goes at the end.
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The line was hidden while a drop would leave the column where it is, so a drag
showed nothing until it crossed a neighbour's middle. It now shows from the
first movement, on the nearer edge of the column's own slot when the drop
would change nothing, and at the first boundary over the mark column. The
choice of boundary moves to a tested function in the columns module.
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dnd-kit starts a drag on the move that crosses its threshold and reports the
release only once it has rendered the drag, so a quick drag could miss its
last position or not drop at all. The header now follows the pointer from the
press and drops the column on its release.
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A release right after a move used the target from the last frame, or none,
since dnd-kit reports a move only once it renders. The drag now tracks the
pointer itself and works out the target again on release.
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A column's label drags it: a lifted ghost follows the pointer, a line marks the
boundary it would drop at, down the header and the rows in view, and the list
scrolls sideways near its edges. A press that doesn't move still sorts, the
resize handles still resize, and Escape cancels. The order is kept with the
other column preferences as a list of ids, and the header menu gains Move Left
and Move Right, the columns menu Reset Column Order.
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A sort key can now name a header or query parameter column (`field:header.x-cache`). The
database sorts it by the value the column shows, read from the stored headers or URL with the
name bound as a parameter, and the app's in-memory sort places live flows the same way. Custom
column headers sort on click and Option-click and their menus' sort items work; the sort is
kept with the columns and removing a column drops it from the sort.
The Add Column field completes `@` and the paths a column accepts, with no colon and no values,
opens its menu on focus, normalises a pasted term, and says why a path cannot be added.
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Columns keep fixed widths, Path included, and the list scrolls sideways
with the header in step instead of dropping columns or capping Host.
Resize handles sit on every column boundary, a double-click resets one,
and a third click on a sorted header goes back to start time, with empty
values sorting lowest. The search box takes up to 44rem and wraps over
the list while focused, its completions as wide as it. The list/detail
handle fills the gutter. Native title tooltips become Yaak's tooltip,
shared buttons gain an opt-in for it, and folder and program rows in the
sidebar get Reveal in Finder and Copy path.
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