fix: account for sticky file header in comment navigation scroll#213
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When navigating between comments with [ ] in multi-file or git mode, the scroll offset only subtracted the main app header height, leaving the top of the comment card hidden behind the sticky file header. Now also measures the target comment's .file-header height and adds it to the scroll offset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
[/]in multi-file or git mode, the scroll offset only subtracted the main app header height, leaving the top of the comment card hidden behind the sticky file header.file-section, measures the.file-headerheight, and adds it to the scroll offset.file-sectionReview
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]— comment top should no longer be obscured by the file header🤖 Generated with Claude Code