Preserve accessibility semantics on actionable list rows - #516
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Summary
Preserve SwiftUI accessibility modifiers on the native actionable Compose node used for a
Listrow.composeAccessibilityModifiersutility that composes accessibility-role modifiers onto a native control and returns every remaining modifier unchanged.Listrow ownclickable, test-tag/content-description semantics, and custom accessibility actions on the same Compose node.NavigationLinklabel with only the remaining modifiers, avoiding a second semantics owner.Menuitems.SkipUITestscovering normal, boundary, busy, and closed-swipe/status semantics.This fixes the case where an actionable
NavigationLinkrow exposed its click action on the outer native row while accessibility modifiers stayed on an inner label node. The merged Compose tree could therefore lose the row test tag and custom actions.Verification
Contribution source is based directly on current upstream
main:ff81a283a8d761fb355d50eb0d37136bbc0b5af1c7c577fd1c5b9d9f13552ba9e7b8b95073d2cbaegit diff --binary):d2924aece63061df75dace1888841c016547d723a391c9c68a20f86b9a36b77egit diff --check: passListandMenuconsumers, four focused tests, and four merged/unmerged same-node assertionsThe accepted targeted XCSkipTests/Robolectric proof was preserved from this exact source state rather than rerun for PR preparation:
skip.ui.SkipUITests2a8af47c52307bbd6ac249ba06fb41e34d9b53fdc4e7dc6822f0e52d0bc91cc9testCategoryReorderActionsSurviveNavigationListSemanticsMerge$SkipUItestCategoryReorderBoundaryFiltersOnlyUnavailableMove$SkipUItestCategoryReorderBusyStateSuppressesMergedAndUnmergedActions$SkipUItestCategoryReorderStatusAndClosedSwipeAccessibilitySemantics$SkipUIEach test queries the row in merged and unmerged trees and verifies that both queries resolve to the same semantics-node ID. The tests also cover native click ownership, custom-action filtering, busy-state suppression, live-region mode, and hidden closed-swipe actions.
Evidence boundary
This draft claims targeted Robolectric/Compose semantics only. PR preparation did not rerun Gradle, Robolectric, a full Swift test suite, an emulator, or a device. It does not claim TalkBack, Switch Access, keyboard navigation, accessibility-service runtime behavior, iOS behavior, performance, or full-regression coverage.
No consumer-app source, dependency pin, generated output, or compatibility fallback is part of this change.
The current Skip contribution guide says public SwiftUI-surface additions need a corresponding SkipFuseUI update. This patch makes accessibility action overloads available and adds
accessibilityLiveRegion; a paired SkipFuseUI follow-up should be resolved during review. No second implementation authority is included here.Skip Pull Request Checklist:
swift test