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  • Bug Fixes
    • Fixed sidebar header, navigation, and project switcher spacing on macOS (Electron) so content no longer overlaps window controls and maintains consistent vertical alignment.
    • Applied conditional top-padding adjustments in affected views so sidebar elements render correctly in macOS Electron environments.

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Updated the sidebar header and navigation components to increase top padding for macOS Electron users from 10px to 38px, ensuring better layout and avoiding overlap with the traffic light controls. This change enhances the user experience on macOS platforms.
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This pull request addresses a user interface alignment issue on macOS when running the application in an Electron environment. It adjusts the top padding of key sidebar components to prevent the logo and other elements from overlapping with the macOS traffic light controls, thereby enhancing the visual consistency and user experience on that platform.

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  • UI Padding Adjustment: Increased the top padding for the sidebar header and navigation components specifically for macOS Electron environments to improve logo alignment.
  • Conditional Styling: Modified the pt-[10px] class to pt-[38px] for elements when isMac and isElectron() conditions are met, ensuring proper spacing.
  • Dependency Imports: Added imports for isMac and isElectron utility functions in sidebar-navigation.tsx to support the new conditional styling logic.

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Replace hard-coded small top paddings with a new MACOS_ELECTRON_TOP_PADDING_CLASS and apply it conditionally when running on macOS within Electron (affects sidebar header, navigation, and project switcher). A new exported constant was added.

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Sidebar constants
apps/ui/src/components/layout/sidebar/constants.ts
Add exported MACOS_ELECTRON_TOP_PADDING_CLASS = 'pt-[38px]'.
Sidebar header
apps/ui/src/components/layout/sidebar/components/sidebar-header.tsx
Import and replace hard-coded pt-[10px] with MACOS_ELECTRON_TOP_PADDING_CLASS for collapsed and expanded header wrappers.
Sidebar navigation
apps/ui/src/components/layout/sidebar/components/sidebar-navigation.tsx
Add imports isMac, isElectron, and MACOS_ELECTRON_TOP_PADDING_CLASS; use the constant for top padding when in Discord mode on macOS Electron, otherwise keep existing padding (pt-3 or mt-1).
Project switcher
apps/ui/src/components/layout/project-switcher/project-switcher.tsx
Import isMac, isElectron, and MACOS_ELECTRON_TOP_PADDING_CLASS; apply conditional top padding to the Automaker logo header (use constant on macOS Electron, pt-3 otherwise).

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This pull request adjusts the top padding for UI elements on macOS when running in Electron to avoid overlapping with the window controls. The changes correctly fix the visual issue. However, the new padding value (38px) is hardcoded as a magic number in three different places across two files. My feedback focuses on improving maintainability by extracting this value into a shared constant. This will make the code cleaner and easier to update in the future.

Shironex and others added 2 commits January 30, 2026 20:43
Extract the hardcoded 'pt-[38px]' magic number into a shared constant
MACOS_ELECTRON_TOP_PADDING_CLASS for better maintainability. This
addresses the PR #732 review feedback from Gemini Code Assist.

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Updated the ProjectSwitcher component to conditionally apply top padding based on the operating system and Electron environment. This change utilizes the newly created MACOS_ELECTRON_TOP_PADDING_CLASS for improved maintainability and consistency across the UI.
@Shironex Shironex merged commit b8fa7fc into v0.14.0rc Jan 31, 2026
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@Shironex Shironex deleted the fix/icon-posiition-on-mac branch January 31, 2026 12:01
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