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fix(useToast): skip pulse while toast is animating - #7195
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly summarizes the main change: preventing pulse animation while a toast is still animating. Description check The description directly explains the duplicate-toast animation issue and the implemented timing behavior. Linked Issues check Issue #7173requires a duplicate toast to avoid pulsing until the slide-in animation finishes.useToastrecords_animatedAt, uses the 200 ms animation duration, and preserves_duplicatewhile th…Out of Scope Changes check The changes remain within issue #7173. They update toast animation timing, exclude internal_animatedAtfromUToastprops, and add focuseduseToasttests. No unrelated behavior is demonstrated.
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Review comments at @src/runtime/composables/useToast.ts:
- Around line 72-73: Update the `_animatedAt` timestamp assigned when appending
to `toasts.value` so duplicate suppression measures 200 ms from when the toast’s
open animation actually starts, not from before Vue renders it; otherwise
account for render delay so duplicates during the slide-in cannot enter the
settled branch.
Review comments at @test/composables/useToast.spec.ts:
- Line 55: In the entering-toast test, control Date.now with a fixed clock so
`vi.waitFor` duration cannot trigger duplicate handling; explicitly advance the
clock in settled-toast cases that depend on elapsed time.
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| toasts.value = [...toasts.value, { ...toast, _animatedAt: Date.now() }].slice(-maxValue) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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set -eu
printf '%s\n' '--- useToast.ts ---'
nl -ba src/runtime/composables/useToast.ts | sed -n '1,115p'
printf '%s\n' '--- Toaster.vue relevant declarations ---'
nl -ba src/runtime/components/Toaster.vue | sed -n '125,175p'
printf '%s\n' '--- toaster theme ---'
nl -ba src/theme/toaster.ts | sed -n '1,80p'
printf '%s\n' '--- runtime keyframes ---'
nl -ba src/runtime/keyframes.css | sed -n '35,80p'Repository: nuxt/ui
Length of output: 10699
Base duplicate suppression on the actual animation start.
_animatedAt is recorded before Vue renders the new UToast. The open slide-in then runs for 200 ms. A same-ID duplicate at or shortly after _animatedAt + 200 ms can therefore enter the settled branch while the slide-in is still active. The pulsing selector has a more specific animation declaration and can replace the slide-in.
Capture _animatedAt when the open animation starts, or otherwise account for the render delay. Changing < to <= alone would not cover duplicates arriving shortly after the boundary.
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Review comment at @src/runtime/composables/useToast.ts around lines 72 - 73:
Update the `_animatedAt` timestamp assigned when appending to `toasts.value` so
duplicate suppression measures 200 ms from when the toast’s open animation
actually starts, not from before Vue renders it; otherwise account for render
delay so duplicates during the slide-in cannot enter the settled branch.
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Skipping this one. The gap between the stamp and the animation start is the render flush, about a frame, so the worst case is a pulse cutting the last few ms of an ease-out slide. Stamping from the component would need a second state write per toast for that.
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@benjamincanac Understood. Thanks for the guidance. Avoiding a second state write per toast is a reasonable trade-off for the small render-flush timing gap. I won’t press for this change.
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Repo: nuxt/ui PR: 7195
File: src/runtime/composables/useToast.ts:72-73
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Learning: In nuxt/ui, the maintainer accepts the small render-flush timing gap between setting `_animatedAt` in `src/runtime/composables/useToast.ts` and starting the toast slide-in animation. A pulse cutting the final few milliseconds of the ease-out slide is acceptable in this design; component-level timestamping would require a second state write per toast.
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🔗 Linked issue
Resolves #7173
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📚 Description
Adding a toast twice with the same
idin a row made it appear in place with a pulse instead of sliding in. The pulse class setsanimationand wins over the slide-in one, so a duplicate landing during the first 200ms cancelled the slide-in.While reproducing I found a second problem: two
add()calls in the same tick bump_duplicateby 2, anddata-pulsingonly tracks odd or even, so the attribute never changed and the pulse never replayed.Both come down to bumping the counter while an animation is still running, so the toast now keeps the time of its last animation and a duplicate only pulses once that one is over. The new props are still merged either way.
This means duplicates less than 200ms apart no longer restart a pulse that is still playing.
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