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Suggested labels: Priority: ⬇️ Low Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The single-instance and window-summoning logic looks correct. However, the startup flag is declared as a constant and then reassigned, so the app will not build. Changing that one declaration to 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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- Line 41: Update the second-instance handler’s mainWindow guard so it creates a
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Recreate the window when a second launch finds no window.
On macOS, closing the last window leaves the primary process running and sets mainWindow to null. If the user then launches the binary again, this guard does nothing and the new process quits. The activate handler is a separate event, so it does not make the second-instance handler a reliable reopen path. Create the window here when initialization is complete. If initialization is still pending, defer the summon until window creation is safe. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@src/main/index.ts` at line 41, Update the second-instance handler’s
mainWindow guard so it creates a window when none exists after initialization is
complete; while initialization is pending, defer the summon until window
creation is safe. Preserve the existing behavior of focusing or restoring a live
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With notifications > showDockIcon disabled the app runs as a macOS UIElement: no Dock icon, no Cmd+Tab, no tray. The created window never came to front and there was no way to summon it at all — a fresh launch looked like the app did not start. - createWindow() now shows the window and steals focus (app.focus with steal: true) so every creation surfaces on screen. - activate (LaunchServices reopen / open -a) summons an existing window instead of doing nothing. - requestSingleInstanceLock guards against zombie duplicates: a second launch quits and the first instance restores, shows and focuses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 37: Change the appReady declaration to allow reassignment, since startup
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Declare appReady with let.
Startup assigns to appReady at Lines 631 and 646. TypeScript rejects both assignments because Line 37 declares it with const. The build cannot complete until the declaration permits reassignment.
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In `@src/main/index.ts` at line 37, Change the appReady declaration to allow
reassignment, since startup updates it after initialization. Preserve its
initial false value and keep the existing startup assignments.
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With General → Show Dock Icon disabled, the app runs as a macOS UIElement (no Dock icon, no Cmd+Tab, no tray). In that mode a freshly created
BrowserWindownever comes to front, and nothing can summon it afterwards:open -a claude-devtools(LaunchServices reopen) hit anactivatehandler that only recreated the window when none existed — an existing window stayed buried;The window existed (System Events reported it at normal coordinates) but was unreachable, which reads as a broken app for anyone using the dockless mode the settings UI offers.
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src/main/index.ts, +23 lines:createWindow()shows the window and callsapp.focus({ steal: true })after creation — every creation surfaces on screen.activatesummons an existing window (show + focus) instead of doing nothing when windows already exist.app.requestSingleInstanceLock()guards duplicates: a second launch quits immediately and the first instance restores, shows and focuses its window.Tested on macOS 26 (arm64, packaged build,
showDockIcon: false): fresh launch surfaces the window;open -abrings it front from any state; a second launch no longer creates a zombie instance.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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