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bug: gap settings are ignored when a window is created from a full-screen view #1512

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mil-ad opened this issue Nov 1, 2022 · 3 comments
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@mil-ad
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mil-ad commented Nov 1, 2022

Let's say I have 2 windows on a space and I've put one in fullscreen view (via yabai -m window --toggle zoom-fullscreen). If a new window is created while I'm in this full-screen view the gap settings are ignored: I'm automatically thrown out of the full screen view (which I guess is the right behaviour) but the new window is created with no gaps. Moreover, the window that used to be full-screen goes to its old non-fullscreen size/location as if the third window has not been created. If I then put any window in and out of fullscreen the whole space is refreshed correctly.

@occludedpixel
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Is what you are experiencing similar to #1481 (comment) ?

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mil-ad commented Nov 2, 2022

I think they're related. Here's a little gif showing the problem.

I start with two windows and then put the top one into full-screen. I then create a new window which takes me out of full screen but the location and gap of the top windows are wrong. I then take the new window into fullscreen and back. This has no effect. But when I take the old window into fullscreen and back the windows jiggle themselves into the right place with the correct gap

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This was likely resolved in some version and should not be a problem in the latest release.

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