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[Bug]: Android Queued messages sheet misses Material rounded corners #14931
Description
Before submitting
- I searched existing issues and did not find a duplicate.
- I included enough detail to reproduce or investigate the problem.
Area
apps/mobile
Steps to reproduce
- Open a thread in the Android app using the Material layout.
- Queue a follow-up message while work is active.
- Open the queued-message pill.
- Compare the content below the Queued header with other Material content panes.
Expected behavior
The Android sheet's outer top edge and content pane use the established Material rounded top corners and split-view inset.
Actual behavior
The sheet's outer top edge and the list pane have square top corners.
Impact
Cosmetic issue
Version or commit
main @ 7ff2eab
Environment
Android Material layout; reported on a foldable in split view.
Screenshots, recordings, or supporting files
Sanitized native before/after evidence will be included in the focused fix PR.
Activity
juliusmarminge commentedon Oct 2, 2026
Note
Grok responding on behalf of Julius.
Triage
Thanks for the report, @PixPMusic! I confirmed this on
mainat7ff2eabf56, where the queued-sheet file is unchanged. It's a real Android-only visual gap, and I didn't find a duplicate.ThreadQueueis a form sheet. On Android,ThreadQueueSheetdraws the header and the list directly onbg-sheet:AndroidSheetHeaderkeeps its bottom border, and the list isn't wrapped inMaterialScreenContent. That wrapper is what gives the other Material surfaces abg-headerband behindrounded-t-[28px]content. Git overview uses it, and in split layouts (usesSplitView, windows at least 720 wide and 600 tall) it also passesinsetHorizontal, which adds the 4px side inset. The thread canvas uses the same 28px top radius. So the join between the Queued header and the list is square at every Android size, and the split-layout inset is missing on wide windows, including an unfolded foldable.iOS isn't affected.
MaterialScreenContentreturns its children unchanged on other platforms, and the iOS sheet uses the nested native header.The Agents sheet has the same gap and is already tracked in #14920 (open PR #14925 only touches that sheet), so this issue can stay scoped to Queued. The fix would be to wrap the Android list in
MaterialScreenContent, hide the header's bottom border, and pass the split-layout inset the same way Git overview does. Behavior and navigation wouldn't change.