feat: automatically deactivate non-current workspaces when all window… #801
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…s in the workspace have been destroyed
lars-berger
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Oct 21, 2024
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Thanks for the PR! Wouldn't have thought to cover this edge case 🙌 |
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Its feature is that when all Windows in a workspace (not necessarily the current one) are destroyed and that workspace is not currently being dispalyed, that workspace will also be automatically deactivate, making it more efficient to focus on the active workspace without having to focus on the windowless workspace again to deactivate it
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