Pull requests incoming. #542
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FYI, I created a harness for automated reproduction that can be used to quickly visually see the issues these solved: https://github.com/Reliable-Collaboration/forge-repro/blob/main/README.md |
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Hi there, I'm new to Forge and am using it with Ubuntu Desktop 26.04 and have run into a lot of resizing issues that were blockers for me, and in the process of troubleshooting those found another few issues. You'll see a few issues added, and some pull requests that resolve them including resolving some related or other existing issues. A few notes:
Claude Opus 5.5 (xhigh effort) did all the "work" here. That being said - I'm a software architect with 25+ years experience and I closely supervised it. That said - the vast majority of my experience is on the Windows OS and is working with C# or Java - so I'm slightly out of my "expert space" here.
All that said - I've made sure to try to keep issues separate and small pull requests 1 for each issue when possible, and I'm linking to another repo I (claude) created entirely to reproduce each issue that I experienced, so that you can experience the issue yourself. Finally I did address some issues surrounding "minimum window size" and I know that there were some prior opinions expressed about how this should be solved. I tried to think about the overall usability story and come up with a strong answer, which will be documented in the PR.
P.S. This post was written entirely with organic intelligence, but the PRs will absolutely have been AI, and although I've looked at them - it wouldn't hurt to have a close look as anything is being merged in.
issues and PRs will be coming shortly - I'm just running through some final tests and revision over on this side - and thought I would use the time to write this message ahead of time.
Thanks so much for creating such a valuable community resource!
Matt Christenson
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