Skip to content

spork issue tracker #533

Description

@cwillisf

What this issue tracks

This issue tracks the editor regressions that followed the Blockly unforking ("spork") release in April 2026. The most urgent data-loss bugs were hotfixed and deployed in several waves during April, and the backpack corruption repair went live on 2026-06-01. A number of reported problems are still open, some of them for a while, and all of them are kept here.

To make the remaining work easier to follow, and to let each item be picked up and closed on its own, the open items have been split into individual issues, each carrying the spork label and attached to this issue as a sub-issue. This issue stays as the index and the record of what happened. Fixed items and the original detailed triage are preserved further down.

Big thanks to @redspacecat, @nimeratus, @mxmou, @Joeclinton1, @npxl32, and others for collecting reports and contributing analysis and fixes. The community-maintained list is at https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/9109627/.

How the list works now

  • Every open item is now its own issue, attached to this issue as a sub-issue. The Sub-issues panel above is the live status board; the list further down is the same set of issues, grouped by area for easier scanning.
  • Open items across all repositories carry the spork label: https://github.com/search?q=org%3Ascratchfoundation+label%3Aspork+state%3Aopen&type=issues
  • Found a new spork-related bug? Please open a new issue, adding the spork label if you can, instead of commenting here, so it can be tracked and closed on its own.
  • Deploys reach scratch.mit.edu in waves, so a merged fix and a live fix are different moments. The wave log records when each fix went live.

Deploy waves (live on scratch.mit.edu)

Open items

Live status is shown in the Sub-issues panel above. The list below is the same set of issues, grouped by area for easier scanning. If your report is here and still happening for you on the current site, a comment on that issue confirming it is genuinely helpful.

Data loss:

Broken behavior:

Editing and interaction:

Visual:

Performance:

Believed fixed, please re-check

These are believed resolved by earlier fixes but not yet confirmed on the live site. If any still happens for you, please say so on the issue.

Archived history

Statuses below reflect the April to June 2026 triage and may be out of date; the checklist above is the current view. This section is kept for the record and for the analysis links within it.

Expand the full P0–P5 triage (April–June 2026)

P0 -- Data loss / code deletion

P1 -- Silent wrong behavior / runtime failures / interaction failures

P2 -- Blocks editing broken

P3 -- Visual / cosmetic regressions

P4 -- Performance / viewport

P5 -- Low-confidence / adjacent / unreproduced

Metadata

Metadata

Assignees

Labels

No labels
No labels

Type

No type

Projects

No projects

Milestone

No milestone

Relationships

None yet

Development

No branches or pull requests

Issue actions