* fix(window): give a fullscreen project window group its own Space on macOS
A grouped window went fullscreen through simple fullscreen: it covered the current desktop
instead of opening a Space, kept its window frame and rounded corners, and the menu bar stayed
over the tab bar. The selected member now enters native fullscreen as the group's host and the
other members join its Space as borderless auxiliary windows over the host's frame, so switching
projects still only shows one window and hides the others. A project opened over the group joins
it hidden and appears in that Space, without the window-state plugin restoring a fullscreen state
its label kept. Closing the host hands the Space to the next tab once the old one is gone, and a
tab moved to a new window stays fullscreen in a Space of its own.
* fix(window): keep a fullscreen group's frames unsynced on Windows and Linux
fullscreen_host is always None off macOS, so dropping the selected window's own fullscreen check
let a fullscreen group copy its frame to the hidden tabs there, taking fullscreen from the visible one.
Merged project tabs are separate native windows. Switching tabs copied the selected frame with Tauri's position and size setters, which only queue the change, while macOS orders the shown window front at once, so the old rectangle appeared and then slid into place; two maximized windows could also share the maximized flag with different rectangles, so the copy was skipped. On macOS the AppKit frame is now written synchronously and the window is shown in the same turn, with frame constraining suspended for that write; elsewhere a differing outer rectangle is always assigned. A source window in native fullscreen still hands fullscreen over as before.
Focusing another project window re-pushed the shared menu config and replaced the macOS menu bar even when nothing changed; an identical config no longer rebuilds the menu.
Co-authored-by: youngledo <[email protected]>
"Reopen projects on startup" only saved window groups, so windows opened with New Window were lost. The saved session now lists every open project window (groups with their tabs and selection, single windows on their own), and the previous run's session is read before this run first overwrites it, so the startup project can't replace it before the other windows are restored.
Merged project windows are separate native windows that take turns being visible. Hidden members kept their own earlier frame and monitor, so the first switch after merging, and any switch after moving or resizing the window, moved or resized the window on screen; a maximized member could appear on another display. The group now copies the selected window's frame and display to the hidden members after a selection and after the visible window is moved or resized (debounced), skips copies when the frame already matches, and leaves macOS simple fullscreen to its own path, so switching projects only changes which window is visible.
Co-authored-by: xtr-hub <[email protected]>
Native fullscreen gives every window its own Space, so switching projects in a fullscreen window group left one Space and entered another: the desktop showed in between, and quick switching could drop out of fullscreen.
A grouped window now uses simple fullscreen for every member at once; switching projects only shows one window and hides the others. The green button, the system Enter Full Screen item and Toggle Full Screen take this path for grouped windows, which keep their window buttons; ungrouped windows keep native fullscreen. Menu bar and Dock auto-hide while any window is in simple fullscreen, and detaching or closing a tab keeps the rest of the group fullscreen.
Right-clicking a project tab in a merged window group offers Close Other Tabs, Close Tabs to the Left and Close Tabs to the Right (left/right disabled at the ends); the same commands are in the Command Palette and can take shortcuts.
The backend closes the projects one at a time, focusing each so its own unsaved-changes prompt is visible, as Quit does. Cancelling a prompt stops the batch and leaves that project and the rest open; the clicked tab stays and is selected when the batch finishes. Starting Quit clears a pending batch.
Closes#942.
Co-authored-by: jaw52 <[email protected]>
tao makes frameless Wayland windows client-side decorated (an empty GTK
title bar, so the compositor adds no frame) but leaves them undecorated,
so GTK draws no shadow or resize margin and dark windows blend into
whatever is behind them. Decorating the window after build keeps that
empty title bar: GTK adds the theme's shadow and resize edges, nothing
else. Applies to project windows and the Settings window; X11 is
unchanged (decorating there would bring back the WM frame).
- Detect Wayland from GDK's backend (tao's own test), not env vars.
- Measure windows by GTK's content size, which excludes the shadow
margin, so remembered geometry and Settings placement don't grow.
- Skip the in-page resize handles on Wayland; GTK provides the edges.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Project windows only joined a tab group when merged explicitly or restored at startup; the macOS "Prefer tabs when opening documents" setting was never read, so opening another project or a workspace always created a separate window.
New project windows now follow that preference: with Always they join the active project window's tab group (forming one if needed) and are selected; with In Full Screen they do so only while the active window is full screen; with Manually they stay separate. This covers every path that creates a project window — Open, recent projects, workspaces, drag and drop, and opening from the command line or Finder — while LightEdit windows and restored groups keep their behaviour. New Workspace now opens through the same Open project in policy as Open Workspace, and a race when toggling full screen during the join is fixed.
Fixes#678
On Linux the window-state plugin restored the saved size before GTK's decorations and output scale had settled, so the saved physical inner size went through the creation-time CSD/scale conversion and drifted on every restart (52 px per axis under Mutter, the remembered size collapsing on other setups), and maximize transitions overwrote the remembered normal size.
Linux now builds project and settings windows hidden and restores them after the first configure, keeping the normal size apart from maximize, fullscreen and minimize, protecting it during transitions, and snapshotting each window before close instead of querying GTK during exit. The state file format is unchanged; macOS and Windows keep the plugin as before.
Verified under Mutter and Weston: three restarts at 1234×678, three maximized restarts followed by unmaximize, the settings window, several project windows across a full exit, and window groups all restore exactly. macOS restore is unchanged. Not run: GNOME on real hardware, mixed-DPI monitors, X11.
Fixes#594Fixes#636
Workspaces open several local project folders in one IDE session (File › New / Open / Manage Workspace…, or Attach when opening a project, which creates a workspace automatically for a plain project window). Member folders are the Project view roots and take part in indexing, Find in Files, Git, language servers, run configurations and builds; agent tasks choose which member they work in. Window › Merge All Project Windows groups project windows into one window with project tabs (switch, reorder, close, move to a new window), restored on reopen.
Closes#241Closes#198Closes#286
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