Description

Through some trial and error I think I've isolated why I've struggled with the rootPaddingAwareAlignments features that is supposed to help with managing the root application padding in regards to block alignment. Layout is a bigger conversation and I think there are a few issues here that bear discussing. But to keep this simple I think I've identified two situations in which this feature is behaving unexpectedly.

FIrst, If you group a set of blocks and that group has the combo of "layout":{"type":"constrained"} and "align":"full" then its children will breach the root padding. The group here has a blue background.

Second, if you group a set of blocks and that group has the combo of "layout":{"type":"default"} and "align":"full" then it's direct children will respect root padding but other direct child groups and their children will breach root padding. The blue group here has a nested group with a gray background and you can see it's children breaching root padding.

Step-by-step reproduction instructions

Set rootPaddingAwareAlignments to true
Add root padding in styles.spacing.padding
Group a set of blocks
Add "layout":{"type":"constrained"} and "align":"full"
check the preview at a narrow screen width.

set "layout":{"type":"default"} and add a nested group with any settings that contains blocks.
check the preview at a narrow screen width

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Environment info

WP 6.4.1
PHP 8
wp-now env

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