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fix(maintainers): reset the globe tilt to the visitor's latitude - #1504
The reset control is labeled Reset zoom and tilt, and its handler keeps to that scope — it restores scale and theta but deliberately leaves phi alone so you keep your longitude. Two things were inconsistent with that.
Tilt went to a fixed value instead of the visitor's
The globe starts at the visitor's latitude via initialMaintainersView(initialLocation), but reset restored initialView.theta, a hardcoded 0.4. For a visitor in Seoul that is 37.57° versus 22.92°, so the first reset tilted the globe by 14.65° and the Seoul pin jumped 129px vertically.
initialView.theta had exactly one reader — this line. startingView.theta also covers the no-location case, since initialMaintainersView returns { ...initialView } when there is no location. This one predates #1500 and goes back to #1493.
Reset changed the playback state
Reset also called pauseRotation(), so rotation position was preserved while rotation playback state was not: pressing reset stopped the globe and flipped Play/Pause to paused, even though the user never pressed Pause. Dropping that call leaves the playback state alone in both directions — a paused globe stays paused, a spinning one keeps spinning.
The other four pause targets from #1500 (drag, keyboard, zoom in/out, profile select) are untouched.
On the reverted resume block
An earlier commit here also made reset resume rotation when no profile was selected. 2af28adc reverts it: groups is memoized on scale, and the grouping radius is 0.12 / scale, so zooming out merges clusters and selectedId can point at a group that no longer exists. Reproduced in Chrome — selecting a single-maintainer cluster while zoomed in, then resetting, closed the panel but left aria-pressed="true", and further resets kept the globe frozen at 0px. Making reset resume playback needs that selection reconciled first, so it belongs in its own change.
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Tilt shift on first reset
129px → 0px
Paused globe, then reset
stays paused
Spinning globe, then reset
keeps spinning, 71px
Reset still restores tilt
82 → 62 (tilted) → 80
Reset still restores zoom
1032 → 1728 (zoomed) → 1032
Drag / keyboard / zoom / profile still pause
yes
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Resetting the globe’s zoom now restores its starting tilt based on the initial location.
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The reset handler now restores tilt from startingView.theta and no longer pauses rotation. Responsive scale selection and waking the globe remain unchanged.
Changes: Maintainers map controls
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Reset control behavior src/components/MaintainersMap.tsx
The reset handler restores tilt from startingView.theta instead of initialView.theta and no longer pauses rotation. Responsive scale selection and waking the globe remain unchanged.
TanStack/tanstack.com#1500: Adds pauseRotation calls to the zoom and reset controls in the same component. This change removes the pause from the reset handler.
Suggested reviewers:tkdodo
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 2af28
Reset now restores the visitor-specific starting tilt and leaves the user's pause or play state untouched. The earlier concern about a stale selection blocking rotation on reset no longer applies. No merge-blocking risk remains.
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The title names the fix, the component area (maintainers), and the specific behavior change (the globe tilt reset target). It matches the raw summary, which says the reset-zoom handler now restores startingView.theta, derived from the visitor's initialLocation. The title is specific and accurate. It does not mention the rotation-resume change, which the reviewer disputed and which the commit history says was reverted, so the title does not cover the playback behavior. That gap is minor because the title needs to capture only the main change.
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fix(maintainers): keep the globe rotating after reset
fix(maintainers): keep the globe rotating and preserve tilt on reset
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- Line 1525: After regrouping in the reset flow, check whether selectedId still
exists in groups; if not, clear the stale selection and resume rotation. Keep
the existing behavior when the selected group remains available, and update the
guard that currently checks !selectedId so subsequent resets do not leave
rotation paused after a group merges.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reconcile selection after reset changes the groups.
If a selected group merges into an earlier group at the reset zoom, its ID disappears from groups. The selected panel closes, but selectedId remains nonempty. This guard then leaves rotation paused on subsequent resets, even though no cluster is selected. Reconcile the selection after regrouping and resume rotation if it no longer exists.
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Review comment at @src/components/MaintainersMap.tsx at line 1525:
After regrouping in the reset flow, check whether selectedId still exists in groups; if not, clear the stale selection and resume rotation. Keep the existing behavior when the selected group remains available, and update the guard that currently checks !selectedId so subsequent resets do not leave rotation paused after a group merges.
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AI review note: the tilt reset looks right, but the new resume block changes the original fix. With no cluster selected, pressing Pause and then Reset now sets both pausedRef and paused back to false. That overrides an explicit Pause even though the control says “Reset zoom and tilt”. This is from source inspection, not a browser reproduction.
I recommend keeping the startingView.theta change and removing the new if (!selectedId) resume block, so Reset preserves the current playback state in both directions. That also avoids the stale cluster ID problem CodeRabbit identified. If Reset is intended to resume playback, that behavior needs to be made explicit and handle selections that disappear when the zoom regrouping happens.
sukvvon
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fix(maintainers): keep the globe rotating and preserve tilt on reset
fix(maintainers): make the globe reset restore the initial view
Nov 12, 2026
sukvvon
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fix(maintainers): make the globe reset restore the initial view
fix(maintainers): reset the globe tilt to the visitor's latitude
Nov 12, 2026
@tannerlinsley Reverted the resume block in 2af28adc — you and CodeRabbit were right, and I reproduced it in Chrome: groups is memoized on scale with a 0.12 / scale radius, so zooming out merges clusters and selectedId goes stale, leaving the globe frozen at 0px on later resets. startingView.theta stays, and reset now preserves the playback state in both directions.
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The reset control is labeled
Reset zoom and tilt, and its handler keeps to that scope — it restoresscaleandthetabut deliberately leavesphialone so you keep your longitude. Two things were inconsistent with that.Tilt went to a fixed value instead of the visitor's
The globe starts at the visitor's latitude via
initialMaintainersView(initialLocation), but reset restoredinitialView.theta, a hardcoded0.4. For a visitor in Seoul that is 37.57° versus 22.92°, so the first reset tilted the globe by 14.65° and the Seoul pin jumped 129px vertically.initialView.thetahad exactly one reader — this line.startingView.thetaalso covers the no-location case, sinceinitialMaintainersViewreturns{ ...initialView }when there is no location. This one predates #1500 and goes back to #1493.Reset changed the playback state
Reset also called
pauseRotation(), so rotation position was preserved while rotation playback state was not: pressing reset stopped the globe and flipped Play/Pause to paused, even though the user never pressed Pause. Dropping that call leaves the playback state alone in both directions — a paused globe stays paused, a spinning one keeps spinning.The other four pause targets from #1500 (drag, keyboard, zoom in/out, profile select) are untouched.
On the reverted resume block
An earlier commit here also made reset resume rotation when no profile was selected.
2af28adcreverts it:groupsis memoized onscale, and the grouping radius is0.12 / scale, so zooming out merges clusters andselectedIdcan point at a group that no longer exists. Reproduced in Chrome — selecting a single-maintainer cluster while zoomed in, then resetting, closed the panel but leftaria-pressed="true", and further resets kept the globe frozen at 0px. Making reset resume playback needs that selection reconciled first, so it belongs in its own change.Verification
Measured in Chrome on the maintainers page.
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