🎨 Palette: Dynamic accessibility labels for list item actions - #149
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💡 What: Updated the `accessibilityLabel` and `help` modifiers on the "Remove" and "Delete" icon-only buttons across multiple list views (Linked Apps, Linked Controllers, and Custom Dictionary) to include the specific item name being deleted. 🎯 Why: VoiceOver users and mouse users need specific context when interacting with repeated icon buttons in a list. Without this, every button simply says "Remove", making it impossible to know which item is being acted upon. ♿ Accessibility: Provides dynamic context to screen readers and tooltips, significantly improving the usability of list views for users relying on assistive technologies. Co-authored-by: NSEvent <44446865+NSEvent@users.noreply.github.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRemoval controls now include the related app, controller, or dictionary word in help text and accessibility labels. The app label uses the bundle identifier as a fallback. A learning entry documents the repeated-item labeling pattern. ChangesAccessibility context
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to The accessibility-label update references appInfo outside its scope in LinkedAppsSheet.swift, so the changed code will not compile until the lookup is shared correctly. Merge should be blocked until fixed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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`@XboxControllerMapper/XboxControllerMapper/Views/MainWindow/LinkedAppsSheet.swift`:
- Around line 60-61: In the view code containing the Remove help and
accessibility labels, move the appInfo lookup before the if-let branch and
derive a shared appName value, then use appName with bundleId fallback for both
labels so no out-of-scope appInfo reference remains.
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💡 What: Updated the `accessibilityLabel` and `help` modifiers on the "Remove" and "Delete" icon-only buttons across multiple list views (Linked Apps, Linked Controllers, and Custom Dictionary) to include the specific item name being deleted. Fixed scope issue in LinkedAppsSheet. 🎯 Why: VoiceOver users and mouse users need specific context when interacting with repeated icon buttons in a list. Without this, every button simply says "Remove", making it impossible to know which item is being acted upon. ♿ Accessibility: Provides dynamic context to screen readers and tooltips, significantly improving the usability of list views for users relying on assistive technologies. Co-authored-by: NSEvent <44446865+NSEvent@users.noreply.github.com>
💡 What: Changed `if let appInfo = appInfo` back to `if let appInfo = appMonitor.appInfo(for: bundleId)` to resolve a potential type inference / scope shadowing compiler error introduced in the previous commit. 🎯 Why: The previous refactoring to extract `displayName` shadowed the `appInfo` variable in a way that Swift's compiler (specifically inside SwiftUI `ViewBuilder` closures) couldn't resolve correctly, leading to CI failures. ♿ Accessibility: Preserves the dynamic accessibility improvements while ensuring the code compiles. Co-authored-by: NSEvent <44446865+NSEvent@users.noreply.github.com>
💡 What: Changed the extracted local variable from `appInfo` to `appInfoLocal` inside the `ForEach` loop in `LinkedAppsSheet.swift` to prevent shadowing the `appInfo` used inside the `if let` binding. 🎯 Why: In SwiftUI's `ViewBuilder`, redefining variables with the same name across nested scopes (like a standard `let appInfo` and an `if let appInfo`) can cause the Swift compiler's type checker to fail or exceed reasonable type-checking time. ♿ Accessibility: Preserves the dynamic accessibility improvements while ensuring the code compiles. Co-authored-by: NSEvent <44446865+NSEvent@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎨 Palette: Dynamic accessibility labels for list item actions
💡 What: Updated the
accessibilityLabelandhelpmodifiers on the "Remove" and "Delete" icon-only buttons across multiple list views (Linked Apps, Linked Controllers, and Custom Dictionary) to include the specific item name being deleted.🎯 Why: VoiceOver users and mouse users need specific context when interacting with repeated icon buttons in a list. Without this, every button simply says "Remove", making it impossible to know which item is being acted upon.
♿ Accessibility: Provides dynamic context to screen readers and tooltips, significantly improving the usability of list views for users relying on assistive technologies.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5826683717772095358 started by @NSEvent
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