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on-window-detected does not work when a window is revealed after being hidden #425
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or another strategy is: |
I have the exact same problem. When a hidden window reappears, it always appears in the currently focused window, which basically breaks the workspace/monitor assignment. |
I tend to agree with this. Also see: |
Came looking for this issue, when will this land? I have the same with my terminal, which I toggle with a Raycast shortcut. Hope this will fix that too. |
Released in 0.15.0-Beta |
Thank you for the amazing work, but there is one thing that blocks me using aerospace. Here is my settings:
so I use raycast to open Arc, it move the arc window to workspace b for the first time created. And somehow out of habit, I will use raycast to hide Arc.
And then I switch the focus to workspace t in another monitor for other purpose. (now arc is hidden, and I am focuing on workspace t)
now I use raycast to open Arc agian, this time I guess because Arc window is already created,
on-window-detected
will not trigger. So the Arc will be added to the workspace t (another monitor).This is not what I expected, because Arc window has changed to another workspace after reveal.
Can we empower on-window-detected to support detection on the existing window when reveal, or add another callback like
on-window-reveal
to be able trigger commands to keep the window on certain workspace?Checklist
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