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On my mac, I like to keep my IDE in a workspace by itself so I can quickly switch to and from it with a four-finger swipe on the touchpad. When I start Electron with the electron-mocha package, despite no new window being displayed, it always pulls me back to the default workspace, which gets old when I'm using a file watcher to auto-run my tests each time I make a change. Is there a way to make Electron (specifically, the instance started by electron-mocha) not do this?
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If we can, we should definitely make it possible to resolve this issue. I'm on Linux most of the time so I don't use OS X workspaces, but I can help debugging this.
When running the renderer tests we have to create a window (not shown by default, unless using the --debug option) so it seems just creating the window is enough to make OS X jump to that workspace. The only thing about this I found in the API is this option to make the window visible on all workspaces. Could you try if adding this option here solves the issue?
On my mac, I like to keep my IDE in a workspace by itself so I can quickly switch to and from it with a four-finger swipe on the touchpad. When I start Electron with the electron-mocha package, despite no new window being displayed, it always pulls me back to the default workspace, which gets old when I'm using a file watcher to auto-run my tests each time I make a change. Is there a way to make Electron (specifically, the instance started by electron-mocha) not do this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: