[BUG] Autocomplete suggestion box appears underneath floating iTerm window

[jayrhynas]

Summary:
Autocomplete suggestion box appears underneath floating iTerm window

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create an iTerm hotkey window profile
2. In iTerm preferences, under Profile > Keys > Configure Hotkey Window, enable the Floating window setting
3. Trigger the hotkey window, then start typing a command that triggers the Fig autocomplete suggestion box.

Expected Results:
Autocomplete suggestion box appears on top of iTerm window.

Actual Results:
Autocomplete suggestion box appears under iTerm window (although it remains interactive).
Autocomplete suggestion box also does not dismiss when dismissing hotkey window.

System information:
OS: MacOS Big Sur 11.1
Terminal: iTerm2 (3.4.3)
Version of Fig: 1.0.32 (B80)

Additional Notes:

[brendanfalk]

Hey Jayson - thanks so much for this detailed issue report. We are aware of this issue. However, if you *enable* a hotkey window but *disable* the floating window setting, Fig works just fine. We couldn't find any difference in our workflow between having floating window enabled versus disabled. Have you found any difference? If so, please share below. If not, for the moment, please just disable the floating window setting and we will update you when we have properly fixed this Brendan Falk Co-founder & CEO @ Fig brendan@withfig.com (857) 800-1383

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On Mon, Jan 25, 2021 at 09:10:34, Jayson Rhynas < ***@***.*** > wrote: *Summary:* Autocomplete suggestion box appears underneath floating iTerm window *Steps to Reproduce:* * Create an iTerm hotkey window profile * In iTerm preferences, under Profile > Keys > Configure Hotkey Window, enable the *Floating window* setting * Trigger the hotkey window, then start typing a command that triggers the Fig autocomplete suggestion box. *Expected Results:* Autocomplete suggestion box appears on top of iTerm window. *Actual Results:* Autocomplete suggestion box appears under iTerm window (although it remains interactive). Autocomplete suggestion box also does not dismiss when dismissing hotkey window. *System information:* OS: MacOS Big Sur 11.1 Terminal: iTerm2 (3.4.3) Version of Fig: 1.0.32 (B80) *Additional Notes:* Screen Shot 2021-01-25 at 10 07 55 AM ( https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1088234/105739608-4828ad80-5f06-11eb-8800-39caa8951d66.png ) — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub ( #19 ) , or unsubscribe ( https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABFYIVCOWYOLSLV7D3FW3N3S3WQYVANCNFSM4WSCD4YQ ).

[jayrhynas]

The main difference is with Floating window turned on, you can open the hotkey window over full screen applications. If it's turned off, triggering the hotkey while in a full screen app will change your space to a non-full screen one before showing the hotkey window.

For now I have disabled the setting though to try out Fig.

[brendanfalk]

Ah. I see. Yes this is annoying. We will fix. I realised why I didn't see this: if you just toggle floating window off, it still opens above full screen apps. But after restarting iTerm, it does not. Brendan Falk Co-founder & CEO @ Fig brendan@withfig.com (857) 800-1383

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On Mon, Jan 25, 2021 at 10:39:44, Jayson Rhynas < ***@***.*** > wrote: The main difference is with Floating window turned on, you can open the hotkey window over full screen applications. If it's turned off, triggering the hotkey while in a full screen app will change your space to a non-full screen one before showing the hotkey window. For now I have disabled the setting though to try out Fig. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub ( #19 (comment) ) , or unsubscribe ( https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABFYIVCX4UTB5Y63T33YIZTS3W3HBANCNFSM4WSCD4YQ ).

[jayrhynas]

Ah yes it doesn't take effect until restarting, I ran into the opposite issue when I enabled it in the first place.

[mschrage]

This will be fixed in the next build!

[mschrage]

Fixed in v1.0.33