fix: properly hide menu bar items on ultra-wide and multi-monitor setups#354
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- Fix collapse calculation to use the widest connected display instead of the currently focused screen - Raise the collapse width cap from 4,000 to 10,000 (macOS hard limit) - Keep the bar collapsed when displays are connected or disconnected - Fix collapsed state detection to be resilient to width recalculations Fixes dwarvesf#314, fixes dwarvesf#345, fixes dwarvesf#353
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Requesting review from @viettrungphan, @phucledien |
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I'm having the same problem on a monitor with a resolution of 5120x1440. |
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We need someone to review and merge please. |
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I also have this issue, on a secondary monitor that is 2560x1440. |
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- chore: bump deployment target to macOS 10.13 (Xcode 26 requirement) - fix: properly hide menu bar items on ultra-wide and multi-monitor setups (PR dwarvesf#354, laveez) Closes upstream dwarvesf#314, dwarvesf#345, dwarvesf#353.
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Adds the non-overlapping pieces of huynguyenh's PR dwarvesf#335 on top of rm335's PR dwarvesf#346. Handles the biggest leak source (NSLayoutConstraint retention when NSImageViews were recreated 9-10 times per toggle). - Deactivate NSLayoutConstraints before removing views in NSStackView.removeAllSubViews (prevents constraint retention of removed NSImageViews — primary leak source on macOS Sequoia/Tahoe) - Extend StatusBarController.deinit to invalidate timer and remove the always-hidden NSStatusItem - Change toggleStatusBarIfNeeded to only create the always-hidden status item when it doesn't already exist, instead of tearing down and recreating on every .alwayHideToggle notification Combined with the widest-display collapse-length calc in dwarvesf#354 and the bounded-length work in dwarvesf#344, this should resolve the runaway memory growth reported in upstream dwarvesf#326, dwarvesf#336, dwarvesf#351, dwarvesf#352. Co-Authored-By: huynguyenh <hoanghuy2908@gmail.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Since v1.10, hidden menu bar items reappear on ultra-wide monitors and multi-display setups. The collapse width is calculated from the currently focused screen rather than the widest one, so switching focus to a smaller display causes items to show through. Additionally, connecting or disconnecting a display resets the collapsed state.
Solution
Testing
Tested on MacBook Pro with external ultra-wide (3440x1440). Collapse/expand, display switching, display connect/disconnect, auto-hide, and always-hidden section all work correctly.
Related
Fixes #314, fixes #345, fixes #353. Supersedes #347.