openclaw / openclaw/openclaw-windows-node

Chat pane truncates bulleted list lines mid-word, no wrap, no ellipsis

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Description

In the Windows Companion chat pane, long bulleted list lines get cut off mid-word instead of wrapping (e.g. "...canonical-argv/custom-env comp" with the rest of the line simply gone, no ellipsis).

Reproduced twice, both cutoffs landed at roughly the same character offset (~105-110 chars), consistent with a fixed-width overflow or line-clamp bug on the

  • renderer rather than normal word-wrap.

    Browser-based Control UI does not show this same symptom with identical content, pointing to the native chat pane's list rendering specifically.

    Version: v2026.7.1-4
    Platform: Windows Companion desktop app (native chat window)

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    Research direction

    Start with the Windows Companion native chat pane's list-item renderer and compare its handling of long bulleted lines with the browser-based Control UI, which does not reproduce the issue. Verify the behavior using content longer than 105–110 characters, and consider the issue done when long list lines wrap fully without mid-word truncation or missing text.

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    Assessment

    Tech stack
    csharp
    Domain
    desktop
    Issue type
    Bug
    Difficulty
    3/5
    Estimated time
    1-2 days
    Activity status
    Active
    Clarity
    Mostly clear
    Newbie friendliness
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