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slide-qa hides a slide's clipped content when the same slide also overflows #160
Description
Revision: 6246c35 (main). Reported by Codex on PR #155 (comment); confirmed against the source.
Observed. scripts/slide-qa.py collapses a slide's defects into one verdict (overflow, then clipped, then broken-asset). A slide that both spills past an edge and hides content inside a scrolling element is counted only as overflow, and report.md lists only the overflow offenders — the clipping is fixed a run later, if at all.
Expected. Each defect category is tracked on its own: summary counts per category, and every category's details listed for the slide.
Done when a seeded slide with both defects is counted in both totals and shows both in its row; single-defect verdicts are unchanged.
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pedrohcgs commentedon Sep 27, 2026
Landed on main in #163 (merge commit 97887fc).
What was wrong. Each slide got one verdict, the first defect found. A slide that overflowed and hid clipped content reported only "overflow", so the clipped content went unreported.
Fixed in 0425fd6. Each slide now records every defect: overflow, clipped, broken asset. The report's Verdict column lists them all (for example
overflow + clipped), and the Where column names the offenders, the hidden content and the broken assets together.Checked at 0425fd6: a two-slide deck with both defects on one slide reports
overflow + clippedfor it (exit 1). The regression decks and the asset deck give the same verdicts as before./commit stops at the commit, and no GitHub issue is created without a…