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Fix window size growing with client-side decorations - #740

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Fix window size growing with client-side decorations#740
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Save the current client size with gtk_window_get_size() instead of using the cached window dimensions. This prevents the saved size from gradually increasing when using client-side decorations on Wayland.

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Bug Fixes:

  • Prevent saved window dimensions from gradually growing when client-side decorations are used on Wayland.

Save the current client size with gtk_window_get_size() instead of using the cached window dimensions.
This prevents the saved size from gradually increasing when using
client-side decorations on Wayland.
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Window configuration persistence now queries GTK for the current window size before saving, preventing client-side decoration offsets from causing the restored size to grow over time on Wayland.

Sequence diagram for corrected window size persistence

sequenceDiagram
    participant GTK as GTK Window
    participant WC as WindowConfig
    participant Store as Configuration Store

    GTK->>WC: on_configure_event(window, event, user_data)
    WC->>GTK: gtk_window_get_size(window, width, height)
    GTK-->>WC: current client width and height
    WC->>WC: SetWidth(width).SetHeight(height)
    WC->>Store: Save()
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Persist the actual current GTK window size rather than configure-event dimensions.
  • Declare width and height outputs for the GTK size query.
  • Call gtk_window_get_size() during configuration handling and save the returned dimensions.
  • Replace event->width/event->height with the queried client size to avoid cumulative growth with client-side decorations on Wayland.
src/iptux/WindowConfig.cpp

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Hey - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

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Needs a human reviewer. If the size calculation is wrong, the application may persist incorrect window dimensions in its configuration, causing an affected window to reopen at the wrong size after reverting the code. The stored value is bounded and can be corrected by resizing or rewriting the configuration.


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@City-Bus build failed.

../src/iptux/WindowConfig.cpp: In static member function ‘static gboolean iptux::WindowConfig::on_configure_event(GtkWidget*, GdkEventConfigure*, gpointer)’:
../src/iptux/WindowConfig.cpp:31:62: error: unused parameter ‘event’ [-Werror=unused-parameter]
   31 |                                           GdkEventConfigure* event,
      |                                           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~
cc1plus: all warnings being treated as errors

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Quality Gate Failed Quality Gate failed

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B Maintainability Rating on New Code (required ≥ A)

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