Review of "O-tiling" version 2.9.12 (14)

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Auto-tiling extension for GNOME Shell that automatically arranges your windows into clean, efficient layouts, no manual dragging or resizing required. Built for a fast, efficient workflow, intelligently adapts your layout as windows open, close, and change, while giving you the customization and control you need. Make multitasking on GNOME faster, cleaner, and more productive.

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https://github.com/oliwebd/o-tiling

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Shexli (experimental) warning 1

Shexli found 1 issue that may need reviewer attention.

EGO-P-007 warning

JavaScript files should be reachable from extension.js or prefs.js

Some JavaScript files are not reachable from `extension.js` or `prefs.js` imports.

Don't include unnecessary files

  • floating_exceptions/config.js
  • floating_exceptions/main.js

All Versions

Version Status
2.10.10 (28) Active
2.10.9 (27) Active
2.10.8 (26) Rejected
2.10.7 (25) Active
2.10.7 (24) Rejected
2.10.4 (23) Active
2.10.3 (22) Rejected
2.10.1 (21) Inactive
2.9.21 (20) Inactive
2.9.20 (19) Rejected
2.9.20 (18) Rejected
2.9.18 (17) Rejected
2.9.17 (16) Rejected
2.9.15 (15) Inactive
2.9.12 (14) Active
2.9.9 (13) Rejected
2.9.5 (12) Inactive
2.9.4 (11) Rejected
2.9.4 (10) Rejected
2.9.3 (9) Rejected
2.9.1 (8) Rejected
2.9.0 (7) Rejected
2.8.13 (6) Inactive
2.8.11 (5) Rejected
2.5.0 (4) Rejected
2.5.0 (3) Rejected
2 Rejected
1 Rejected

Previous Reviews on this Version

oliwebd posted a review
Thanks for the review and for taking the time and effort to go through the changes! Both selective disable issues are fixed in this update: - "ui/window_animation.js": "disable()" no longer has the "if (!this._enabled) return;" guard. It now always restores the original "_mapWindow" and "_destroyWindow" methods. - "ui/workspace_animation.js": The same fix has been applied. The guard has been removed, and "disable()" always restores the original prototype methods. Both now follow the same unconditional cleanup pattern regardless of internal state. I also fixed several smaller bugs that users reported. In addition, I redesigned the Floating Exception app windows logic, which turned out to be a larger change than I originally expected. That's why this update is a bit bigger than anticipated. Thanks again for your time and effort reviewing this. .
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