Issue number: internal
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## What is the current behavior?
- `LogLevel` throws error `Error: Cannot access ambient const enums when
'isolatedModules' is enabled`
- Several existing console warns and errors are not calling the function
that respects the `logLevel` config
## What is the new behavior?
- Remove `const` from the `enum` to work with `isolatedModules`
- Update `console.warn`s to `printIonWarning`
- Update `console.error`s to `printIonError`
## Does this introduce a breaking change?
- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
## Other information
Dev build: `8.5.5-dev.11744729748.174bf7e0`
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Issue number: resolves#30112
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## What is the current behavior?
When toast is presented, the `backdrop-no-scroll` class is added to the
body when using Frameworks like Angular. It should not add this class as
toast does not be setting focus trap as mentioned in the
[comments](1cfa915e8f/core/src/utils/overlays.ts (L514-L520)).
## What is the new behavior?
- Class is only added when the overlay that is presented is not a toast
component.
- Test was added.
## Does this introduce a breaking change?
- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Issue number: internal
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When the menu is presented on an Android device, TalkBack's focus rings
may appear in the wrong position due to the transition (specifically
`transform` styles). This occurs because the focus rings are initially
displayed at the starting position of the elements before the transition
begins.
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- When an overlay is being animated (presenting or dismissing), the
overlay will hide from screen readers. This allows Talkback to display
the focus rings on the correct position.
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- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Related to https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/29951
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PR https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/29951 would hide
the overlays from screen readers while animating. This allows the
element to navigate to its correct destination for screen readers to
interact with. Otherwise, the focus rings would never appear. However,
this ended up breaking the interaction for iOS.
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- Overlays are hidden from screen readers while animating only if the
platform is `android`. Since the original issue only applied to Android
devices.
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- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Test on iOS and Android devices.
Issue number: stemmed from #29773
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Certain Chrome and Edge versions (confirmed: Chrome v127, v128, v129 and
Edge v127) would indicate that certain elements have an accessibility
violation:
```
Blocked aria-hidden on a "ELEMENT NAME" element because the element that just received
focus must not be hidden from assistive technology users. Avoid using aria-hidden on a
focused element or its ancestor. Consider using the inert attribute instead, which will also
prevent focus. For more details, see the aria-hidden section of the WAI-ARIA specification at
```
This issue happens when a toast appears and the users clicks on any
element that is not related to toast. This is due to the main content
having an `aria-hidden` so users should not to be able to interact with
any of those elements. This isn't an issue when an overlay uses a
backdrop, like `ion-alert` because the backdrop prevents a user from
interacting with those elements.
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- When toast is present, the main content no longer has an
`aria-hidden`. This aligns with accessibility guidelines. I also
verified with other Framework, MD states "Don't trap focus in the
snackbar. Users should be able to freely navigate in and out."
## Does this introduce a breaking change?
- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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1. Clone this
[repo](https://github.com/brandyscarney/test-angular-overlays)
2. Install deps
3. Run the app on a private browser (Chrome v127, v128, v129 or Edge
v127)
4. Open browser console
5. Click on "Open Toast" button
6. Click on any element other than "Open Toast" button, like "Open
Popover"
7. Notice the error message
8. Close private browser
9. Install dev build: `npm install
@ionic/angular@8.3.4-dev.11729879684.1ea28919`
10. Repeat steps 4-7
11. Verify that the error message doesn't occur
Issue number: resolves#29857
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Screen readers like Android Talkback would not have the focus ring on
the correct element. For example, Talkback would announce the buttons
correctly within action sheet but the focus ring was no where to be
seen.
After digging around, the focus rings are located out of screen because
the action sheet is mounted to the DOM out of the screen first then
transitions into the screen. There are some screen readers that do not
behave as expected when an element uses `transform` styles like action
sheet.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5a700bcc-3149-47a9-96ff-0aef99dd2bb3
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- When an overlay is being animated (presenting or dismissing), the
overlay will hide from screen readers. This allows the element to
navigate to its correct destination for screen readers to interact with.
Plus, we shouldn't allow screen readers to interact with content in the
middle of an animation. It could lead to some confusion.
## Does this introduce a breaking change?
- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Dev build: 8.3.3-dev.11729276019.194c165c
**A physical Android device will be needed, the issue does not appear in
simulators**
Components that need to be tested because they use overlays:
- Action sheet
- Alert
- Loading
- Modal
- Popover
- Select w/ action sheet interface
- Select w/ alert interface
- Select w/ popover interface
- Toast
How to test:
1. Create a starter app (any framework will do)
2. Add an action sheet
3. Build app for mobile devices
```
ionic build
ionic cap add ios
ionic cap add android
ionic cap copy && ionic cap sync
```
4. Open the app in Android Studio: `ionic cap open android`
5. Connect the Android device to Android Studio
6. Open app in Android device
7. Launch Talkback
8. Navigate back to the app
9. Open action sheet
10. Swipe over to the action sheet's buttons
11. Notice that the buttons don't have a focus ring
12. Go back to the starter
4. Install the dev build
5. Add the components to the app
6. Sync app: `ionic cap copy && ionic cap sync`
13. Relaunch the app on the Android device
14. Verify that the focus ring appears on the action sheet's buttons
15. Verify that the other overlays are working as intended
Issue number: resolves internal
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Some app functionality (like focus management, keyboard utils, and
shimming) are tied to the `ion-app` which requires all Ionic
applications to have a root `ion-app` element.
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`ion-app` specific init functionality is moved to the global
`initialize` function
## Does this introduce a breaking change?
- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Although it is not expected that this introduces a breaking change,
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NOTE: This is **NOT** a recommended pattern for Ionic applications and
was created for a specific internal use case
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Issue number: resolves#29139
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When implementing
https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28997 we did not
consider the case where a Toast could be presented. When presenting a
Toast after presenting a Modal the linked change causes the Modal to be
hidden from screen readers.
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- If the top-most overlay is a Toast then the closest non-Toast overlay
is also not hidden from screen readers.
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- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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resolves#21982
BREAKING CHANGE:
- Item no longer automatically delegates focus to the first focusable element. While most developers should not need to make any changes to account for this update, usages of `ion-item` with interactive elements such as form controls (inputs, textareas, etc) should be evaluated to verify that interactions still work as expected.
Issue number: resolves#28261
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When moving focus from a focus-trapped overlay to a toast, focus is
moved back to the overlay. This is the correct behavior as focus should
never leave a focus-trapped overlay (unless the overlay is dismissed or
focus is moved to a _new_ top-most overlay). However, the way we return
focus is a bit unexpected because it always returns focus to the last
focusable element in the overlay.
This means that if you were focused on the first focusable element,
presented the toast, and then focused the toast, focus might not be
moved back to that first focusable element. In the case of the linked
issue, this was causing an unexpected scroll so that the last focused
element could be in view.
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- This fix adds an exception for `ion-toast` (as it is the only overlay
that is **not** focus trapped) that ensures that focus is moved back to
the last focus element.
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- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Dev build: `7.7.1-dev.11707253408.186eea70`
Note: We don't recommend this pattern in general because it would be
impossible for a screen reader user to focus the toast. However, we can
at least improve the experience for developers who continue to implement
this pattern by returning focus in a more predictable manner.
Docs: https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-docs/pull/3432
Testing:
Reviewers should manually test the following behaviors:
1. Create a modal with 2 buttons. Have one of the buttons present a
toast. Open the toast and verify that you can still Tab to cycle through
the buttons in the modal.
2. Create a modal with 2 buttons. Have one of the buttons present a
toast. Open the toast. Move focus to the toast and verify that you can
still Tab to cycle through the buttons in the modal (once focus is
returned to the modal).
Issue number: resolves#28849
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## What is the current behavior?
If the developer tries to set focus to a custom element on overlay
dismissal, Ionic will always override that focus.
## What is the new behavior?
- If focus is already set by developer during dismissal, then Ionic will
not restore focus to previous element
## Does this introduce a breaking change?
- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
## Other information
In the before video, you can see the text box is focused by developer
code when "Mention User" is tapped, which opens the keyboard. Shortly
after that, when the bottom sheet fully dismisses, Ionic focuses the
button, removing focus from the text box and hiding the keyboard.
In the after, Ionic detects that the developer has already focused the
text box and does not change that focus.
|Before|After|
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src="https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/assets/2166114/47d55eff-29af-4019-ac3c-00f9fe722ca7"></video>|
<video
src="https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/assets/2166114/508ae466-d037-41eb-b518-92338a122b22"></video>|
Issue number: resolves#23472
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## What is the current behavior?
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If multiple overlays are presented at the same time, none of them
receive `aria-hidden="true"`. This means that screen readers can read
contents from overlays behind the current one, which can be confusing
for users.
The original issue also reports router outlets getting `aria-hidden`
removed when any overlay is dismissed, not just the last one, but we've
since fixed that:
35ab6b4816/core/src/utils/overlays.ts (L573-L576)
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All overlays besides the topmost one now receive `aria-hidden="true"`.
This means that screen readers will only announce the topmost overlay.
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- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Issue number: resolves#28352
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Not all animations are getting properly destroyed after they run. This
means that styles can get stuck at the end value of their animation.
Specifically for this reproduction (as reported in the bug ticket), if
the modal animates from 1 to 0 opacity and then the modal gets reopened
with a different animation where the opacity should be 1 throughout
(i.e. the opacity isn't supposed to animate at all), the modal is
invisible because the opacity got stuck at 0 and never got reset to the
default value of 1.
This bug is probably causing some incorrect behavior on other edge cases
with overlays, but this is the only one I've identified.
### Reproduction steps
Note: you cannot reproduce this when using a modalController
1. Open a modal, e.g. [this
one](http://localhost:3333/src/components/modal/test/card-nav?ionic:mode=ios)
in `ios` mode on a screen wider than 768px
1. Close the modal
1. Open the same modal on a screen narrower than 768px
1. See that the modal does not appear
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- Animations are properly destroyed after the animation completes
- The modal now appears as expected after following the reproduction
steps above
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- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Issue number: resolves#24905, resolves#26840, resolves#15710
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## What is the current behavior?
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The current picker is only displayed as an overlay which makes it
impossible to use inline with the rest of the application. Additionally,
there are several bugs and missing features. For example, it is
impossible to know when the value of the picker column has changed using
public APIs. This is valuable for updating other columns in response to
that data.
## What is the new behavior?
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- Introduces `ion-picker` as an inline wheel picker component. The
overlay picker is still available using `ion-picker-legacy`.
- The implementation of this component resolves linked bugs. It also
resolves linked features by exposing an `ionChange` event for developers
to listen for.
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- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Toast does not support swipe gestures to dismiss.
## What is the new behavior?
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this PR. -->
- Added a `swipeGesture` property that allows users to swipe toasts
closed.
Note: This is a combination of previous PRs
https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28380 and
https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28402⚠️ There is a visual glitch on iOS where dragging and having the toast
animate back to its opened position causes a flicker. This is an iOS 17
regression and is being tracked in
https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/issues/28467. This bug has
been reported to and confirmed by Apple.
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- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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⚠️ Give co-author credit to author in
https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/23124
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Issue number: Resolves#23942
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When an overlay is created (inserted in the DOM), but not presented, the
scroll gesture is prevented. This behavior comes from the
`connectedCallback` of `ion-backdrop`, where the gesture is prevented as
soon as the backdrop is inserted in the DOM.
This means in situations where a developer creates an overlay, but does
not present it immediately, the user cannot scroll. This is not desired.
## What is the new behavior?
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- Scroll blocking behavior tied to the gesture has been removed from
`ion-backdrop` and implemented into the overlays directly.
- When an overlay is presented, scroll blocking is enabled on the `body`
element (the user cannot scroll on the main content).
- When the last presented overlay is dismissed, scroll blocking is
disabled on the `body` element (the user can scroll on the main
content).
## Does this introduce a breaking change?
- [x] Yes
- [ ] No
`ion-backdrop` no longer prevents scrolling on the main content when the
backdrop is either inserted into the DOM or removed from the DOM.
Developers using Ionic overlays do not need to migrate their
implementations.
Developers with custom overlays using `ion-backdrop` internally can
either use Ionic's gesture controller to disable scrolling when their
overlay is presented/dismissed or can manually add the
`backdrop-no-scroll` Ionic global class to the `body` element.
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As part of FW-2832, the team would like to swap out usages of the `any`
type for stronger types.
## What is the new behavior?
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this PR. -->
- Added `ionBackButton` event types to the browser utilities
- Updated menuController to use the `doc` utility instead of `document`
so we can get proper types
- Moved the definitions for back button types out of `interface.d.ts`
and into `hardware-back-button`. `interface.d.ts` still exports these
back button interfaces.
- Updated all `BackButtonEvent` imports inside of `@ionic/core` to
import from the utility file instead of the public interface file.
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- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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Note: This PR was separated from other type updates associated with the
FW-3832 work because I had to modify the implementation of a feature in
Ionic. While I don't expect there to be any functional differences, I
have opted to pull this work out into a separate branch and target a
feature branch to a) reduce the impact of any unintended bugs and b)
make it easier to do a `git bisect` if a bug is introduced.
Issue number: resolves#28180
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When presenting an overlay, we remove the root (usually
`ion-router-outlet`) from the accessibility tree. This makes it so you
cannot accidentally focus elements behind the overlay. When dismissing
an overlay we re-add the root to the accessibility tree. However, we
fail to consider if there are multiple presented overlays. For example,
if you present a modal, then an alert, then dismiss the alert, then the
root is re-added to the accessibility tree even though the modal is
still presented.
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- The root is now re-added to the accessibility tree only if it is the
last presented overlay.
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Dev build: `7.4.1-dev.11694783260.13da477f`
Issue number: resolves#27773
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The focus trap util for scoped components moves focus back to the first
focusable element inside of `.ion-overlay-wrapper` when clicking the
backdrop. The reason for this is it (incorrectly) assumes that all
focusable elements will be children of `.ion-overlay-wrapper`. This is
true **except** for `ion-backdrop` which overlays the entire screen and
therefore cannot be a child of `.ion-overlay-wrapper`.
This does not impact modal and popover as the shadow focus trap utility
makes use of the Shadow Root as the parent for all focusable elements,
not `.ion-overlay-wrapper`.
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- Scoped focus trap util no longer moves focus if the `ion-backdrop` was
focused.
I opted to explicitly account for `ion-backdrop` rather than come up
with some new private API. As far as I can tell `ion-backdrop` is the
only exception to this focus trapping rule with `.ion-overlay-wrapper`.
Open to alternative ideas though.
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Dev build: `7.1.3-dev.11689085446.181c2143`
Issue number: Internal
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The counter for incrementing the `id` and `z-index` of an overlay is
incremented whenever the `connectedCallback` is fired for an overlay.
When an overlay is presented and/or conditionally rendered, the overlay
`id` can increment by `n+2` instead of `n+1`.
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- Increments all overlay ids consistently
- Removes legacy `ion-modal-{id}` and `ion-popover-{id}` logic
- Adds unit tests for the id behavior
- Tests are split up into separate files so that the counter is always
starting from `0`
- Adds an integration test with the Angular test app to verify
conditional rendering behavior
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The Ionic Framework team would like to re-evaluate our approach to improving customization options when building mobile applications. We are looking at other solutions that a) make customizing an app UI easier and b) are applicable to a broader set of developers.
resolves#25802
BREAKING CHANGE:
Ionic now listens on the `keydown` event instead of the `keyup` event when determining when to dismiss overlays via the "Escape" key. Any applications that were listening on `keyup` to suppress this behavior should listen on `keydown` instead.
