Bug reportSep 2, 2026· 0:32· 12 views
tldraw: sticky note inside a resized group drifts to the wrong position
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Bug report— by SceneRecap AI
mediumCanvas / Group Transform & Resize
os: macOSdpr: 1locale: en-USbrowser: Chromium 151.0.7922.34timezone: Europe/Berlinviewport: 1280x720
Repro steps
- 1.Open tldraw canvas and place a yellow sticky note ('n' tool).
- 2.Draw a rectangle ('r' tool) overlapping the sticky note.
- 3.Select both shapes using Cmd+A and group them using Cmd+G.
- 4.Drag the group's resize handle to stretch the group horizontally.
Expected
All child elements within the group should scale or maintain their relative positions properly within the group bounds without drifting or protruding outside the group container.
Actual
The sticky note shifts unexpectedly to the right and protrudes beyond the bottom border of the group bounding box and rectangle shape.
Evidence
visualAt 13.0s, the grouped rectangle and sticky note are properly aligned inside the dashed group bounding box.
visualAt 17.0s, following a horizontal group resize, the sticky note is offset toward the center-right and extends below the bottom edge of the group bounding box.
Issue markdown (copy-paste ready)
### Description When a group containing a sticky note and a rectangle is resized horizontally, the sticky note fails to retain its expected relative position or transform correctly, drifting horizontally and protruding vertically outside the group bounding box. ### Steps to Reproduce 1. Place a sticky note on the canvas (`n` tool) [04.2s]. 2. Draw a rectangle overlapping the note (`r` tool) [09.0s]. 3. Select all objects (`Cmd+a`) and group them (`Cmd+g`) [12.1s]. 4. Drag the right resize handle to expand the group horizontally [15.5s]. ### Expected Behavior Child elements should transform proportionally and remain aligned within the group bounds. ### Actual Behavior The sticky note shifts horizontally and extends below the bottom edge of the group frame. *Recorded with SceneRecap.*
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