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Stop Operation Orchestration Studio From Grabbing Focus

Idea ID 1668697

Stop Operation Orchestration Studio From Grabbing Focus

Status: Declined Submitted by StaticVoid Super Contributor. on ‎2018-10-04 07:01

When OO Studio is starting or checking out a branch it keeps putting itself on top of the other windows and grabbing focus. This is quite annoying and stops flow developers from working on other things while OO Studio is not available.

Stop OO Studio from grabbing focus away from other applications.

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AndreiTruta
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‎2018-10-26 11:27
‎2018-10-26 11:27
Status changed to: Waiting for Votes

Moving it to waiting for votes.

Will you be able to provide more info? Video of the behavior and screenshots will help to undertand the exact cases that should be taken into consideration.

a. OO studio start-up / b. OO studio check-out.

StaticVoid
StaticVoid Super Contributor.
Super Contributor.
‎2018-11-22 06:49
‎2018-11-22 06:49

One more situation where it occurs is while doing a refresh of all projects. Studio will pop-out in front of all other windows for seemingly every content-pack that has been refreshed.

Federico Fortini
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‎2019-01-28 09:45
‎2019-01-28 09:45
As StaicVoid already said, as soon as you hit "SCM -> Update" or "Referesh" a project, a new windows, with a progress barr, will pop-up and stay on top of Studio editing windows. This will force the developer to wait until the whole process has ended. If the pop-up windows can be put in backgroud it will be possible to work smootly.
FlorinM
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‎2019-02-25 10:00
‎2019-02-25 10:00
Status changed to: Declined

The idea is not being considered for product development due to strategic fit or technical feasibility within a reasonable timeframe. Keep the new ideas coming.

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