[Bug]: T3 Code iPad app - routes cannot be edited - non-functional "edit" button #32885

Thanks for the report. We couldn't reproduce this yet. We followed your steps (Settings > Environments > open an environment > tap Edit next to Routes) on iPad simulators with an environment that has two routes:

• current main (dff0b1159) on an iPad Pro 13-inch, iPadOS 27.2: Edit switches to Done, the remove buttons and drag handles appear, and dragging a handle reorders the routes.
• the same build on an iPad Pro 12.9-inch, iPadOS 18.6, in portrait and in landscape: same result.
• the JavaScript the App Store 2.2.0 build currently runs (its last over-the-air update, a0aefbee1) on iPadOS 18.6: Edit and drag reordering both work.

To narrow it down, could you share:

1. A screenshot or short screen recording of the environment page when you tap Edit. Does the label change to Done, or does nothing at all change?
2. How many routes are listed and what kinds they are (LAN, Tailscale, T3 Connect, and so on).
3. Whether T3 Code is full screen or in Split View, Slide Over, or Stage Manager, and the orientation.
4. Whether you tap with a finger or with a trackpad or mouse pointer.
5. The build number from Settings > About.

Apologies for the incomplete report. I am having difficulty reproducing this. Perhaps I have to delete T3 Code entirely from the iPad to get it back to an initial state where it's a freshly installed app with no preferences?

Initially, I installed T3 on the iPad, and added a new environment connection to my mac mini. The routes shown were two LAN interfaces (macmini eth0 + wifi), and tailscale via http. Clicking the "edit" button gave no response.

I then deleted the environment, enabled tailscale https on the macmini, disabled T3 network access on the macmini, then re-added the macmini environment on the iPad, and the edit button became functional.

In this case, it now showed the macmini tailscale https route, and one LAN eth interface route. The edit button worked, allowing re-ordering the routes.

I re-affirmed that I had in fact disabled T3 network access and had only tailscale https enabled. That was so, so I wasn't sure why the LAN route still appeared. I deleted it, leaving only the tailscale https route.

That left me with only one route, and the 'edit' button no longer appears (which is probably correct behavior since there is only one route). This is the configuration I was aiming for.

I'm not sure why the edit button was unresponsive when I initially had multiple LAN/http routes immediately after the T3 iPad install. I was sort of struggling and confused by the UI due to #32936 which I had also reported as #32884.

@photonclock If the Edit button next to Routes stops responding again, could you capture a short screen recording of tapping it, and note the build number from Settings > About and whether the routes it lists say 'found automatically'?