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The HUD grants HUD_GROWTH_RESERVE (120px) beyond its required size on each axis — +240px width, +120px height — as hysteresis against native resizes. On Windows and macOS that overhang is click-through, so it is invisible and harmless. On Linux the HUD is deliberately not click-through (setHudMouseEventsEnabled is skipped when isLinuxHud), and a Wayland compositor treats the whole toplevel as the window's allocation, so any reserve is a transparent rectangle around the bar that swallows desktop clicks.

This makes the Linux window follow what is actually visible instead:

  • hudGrowthReserve(platform) returns 0 on Linux, so granted equals required.
  • computeHudWindowSize accepts openStackHeight (the measured stack above the bar) and toastsHeight. Linux passes the measured stack, so the window is the bar plus a tooltip floor while collapsed and the open panel's height while one is open — and it shrinks back when the panel closes. Windows and macOS keep reserving the tallest panel and are unchanged.
  • Window height now counts the visible toast stack on every platform. The growth reserve used to cover it on Windows/macOS; on Linux, where the window hugs the bar, omitting it cut the toast off.
  • +toastsHeight also feeds needsResize, so a toast appearing or leaving triggers exactly one resize.
  • On Linux the fixed min/max size hints from resizable: false are lifted around setBounds, because Mutter otherwise ignores the programmatic resize, and the window starts at the compact bar size instead of the old 820×560 reserve.

Related issue

N/A

Type of change

  • Bug fix

Release impact

  • Patch

Desktop impact

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
  • Installer / packaging
  • Not platform-specific

Screenshots / video

Not included: the change is a window-geometry fix on Wayland/X11; the dead zone is only observable against a live compositor.

Testing

  • npx vitest --run src/components/launch/hudGeometry.test.ts src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.test.tsx electron/hudWindowBounds.test.ts — 156 passed.
    • New: toast height is counted in required/granted; openStackHeight replaces the panel reserve without double-counting a notice; LaunchWindow resizes on bar grow/shrink, grows for an open panel then shrinks back when it closes, and counts a visible toast in the window height then gives the room back.
  • npx tsc --noEmit and npx tsc -p tsconfig.test.json --noEmit — clean.
  • biome check on the changed files — clean.
  • Full npm run test: all 4963 loadable tests pass. 20 Electron-importing files could not load in this environment because npm install blocked Electron's postinstall binary download (npm 12 allowScripts), unrelated to this change.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved launch overlay sizing on Linux so its width tracks the bar more closely and its height adjusts to open panels and notifications, reclaiming space when they close.
    • Reduced excess space in the collapsed Linux overlay while preserving room for tooltips.
    • Preserved growth room on macOS and Windows so the overlay can accommodate larger panels and notifications without frequent resizing.

The HUD grants HUD_GROWTH_RESERVE beyond its required size on each axis
(+240px width, +120px height) as hysteresis against native resizes. On
Windows and macOS that overhang is click-through. On Linux the HUD is not
click-through, and a Wayland compositor treats the whole toplevel as the
window's allocation, so the reserve is a transparent rectangle around the
bar that swallows desktop clicks.

hudGrowthReserve(platform) returns 0 on Linux, and the renderer passes it
into computeHudWindowSize and uses the same value for the shrink threshold,
so granted equals required there while other platforms keep the reserve.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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HUD window sizing now uses platform-specific growth reserves and measured stack dimensions. Linux sizing includes tooltip and toast space. Electron applies HUD bounds through a helper that temporarily enables resizing on Linux.

Changes: HUD sizing

Layer / File(s) Summary
Platform reserve and size calculation
src/components/launch/hudGeometry.ts, src/components/launch/hudGeometry.test.ts
hudGrowthReserve returns zero for Linux and the existing reserve for other platforms. computeHudWindowSize accounts for toast height and can use a measured open-stack height instead of popover and notice reserves. Tests cover reserve selection and size calculations.
Measured stack sizing and toast placement
src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.tsx, src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.test.tsx
LaunchWindow uses platform-specific sizing inputs and measured stack height for toast placement. Linux tests cover bar width, open-panel sizing, and toast height before and after dismissal.
Platform-specific HUD bounds
electron/windows.ts
HUD reclamping and resizing use setHudWindowBounds. On Linux, the helper temporarily enables resizing while applying bounds. The initial size is 600×190 on Linux and 820×560 on other platforms.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant LaunchWindow
  participant computeHudWindowSize
  participant ElectronHUDWindow
  LaunchWindow->>computeHudWindowSize: provide measured stack, toast height, and growth reserve
  computeHudWindowSize-->>LaunchWindow: return HUD dimensions
  LaunchWindow->>ElectronHUDWindow: apply resized bounds
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The Linux HUD now shrinks after panels close and allocates space for visible toasts. No actionable merge-blocking issue remains established.

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Title check Passed The title names the main change: on Linux the HUD drops its growth reserve so the window fits its visible content. It matches the summary, the objectives, and the reserve change in hudGeometry.ts. The…
Description check Passed The description follows the repository template. It has a Summary that explains the Linux click-through problem and the sizing change, and it covers the toast, needsResize, and size-hint changes. The …
Docstring Coverage Passed Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
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The title names the main change: on Linux the HUD drops its growth reserve so the window fits its visible content. It matches the summary, the objectives, and the reserve change in hudGeometry.ts. The fix(hud) prefix is conventional and the title is 70 characters, so it reads clearly in history.

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The description follows the repository template. It has a Summary that explains the Linux click-through problem and the sizing change, and it covers the toast, needsResize, and size-hint changes. The Related issue section says N/A, but the template asks for Fixes #, and no issue number is given. The Type of change, Release impact, and Desktop impact sections are filled in. The Screenshots section gives a reason for omitting screenshots, and the Testing section lists commands and results. The only gap is the missing related issue reference.

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src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.test.tsx: 2

1304-1307: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Test Linux resizing after the bar shrinks.

The test checks only the initial width. A 120-pixel shrink threshold could retain a larger click-blocking window without failing it. Measure both widths in the same HUD.

Suggested test

 		expect(width).toBe(400 + HUD_EDGE_SLACK * 2);
+
+		stubBox(bar, 520, 56);
+		await flushResizeObservers();
+		expect(lastRequestedHudSize()[0]).toBe(520 + HUD_EDGE_SLACK * 2);
+
+		stubBox(bar, 400, 56);
+		await flushResizeObservers();
+		expect(lastRequestedHudSize()[0]).toBe(400 + HUD_EDGE_SLACK * 2);
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Review comment at @src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.test.tsx around lines 1304
- 1307:
Extend the Linux HUD sizing test around lastRequestedHudSize to verify resizing
within the same HUD: increase the bar width to 520 and assert the requested
width includes HUD_EDGE_SLACK on both edges, then shrink it to 400 and assert
the requested width updates accordingly. Use stubBox and flushResizeObservers to
trigger and settle each resize.

1304-1307: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Assert the uncapped Linux height as well as the width.

A height-only growth-reserve regression in the renderer could pass the width assertion and the capped-height test. Assert the exact requested height to cover that boundary.

Suggested test change

 	HUD_EDGE_SLACK,
+	HUD_MODAL_MAX_HEIGHT,
 	HUD_POPOVER_GAP,
 	it("grants the bar no growth reserve on Linux", async () => {
 		platformState.value = "linux";
-		renderLaunchWindow();
-
-		const bar = (await screen.findByTestId("hud-drag-handle")).closest(
-			"[data-tray-layout]",
-		) as HTMLElement;
-		stubBox(bar, 400, 56);
-		await flushResizeObservers();
-
-		await waitFor(() => {
-			expect(window.electronAPI.setHudOverlaySize).toHaveBeenCalled();
-		});
-
-		const [width] = lastRequestedHudSize();
-		// The bar plus the edge slack, and nothing more: on Linux the HUD is not
-		// click-through, so extra width is a transparent dead zone around the bar.
-		expect(width).toBe(400 + HUD_EDGE_SLACK * 2);
+		Object.defineProperty(window.screen, "height", { value: 1080, configurable: true });
+		Object.defineProperty(window.screen, "availHeight", { value: 1080, configurable: true });
+		try {
+			renderLaunchWindow();
+
+			const bar = (await screen.findByTestId("hud-drag-handle")).closest(
+				"[data-tray-layout]",
+			) as HTMLElement;
+			stubBox(bar, 400, 56);
+			await flushResizeObservers();
+
+			await waitFor(() => {
+				expect(window.electronAPI.setHudOverlaySize).toHaveBeenCalled();
+			});
+
+			const [width, height] = lastRequestedHudSize();
+			// The bar plus the edge slack, and nothing more: on Linux the HUD is not
+			// click-through, so extra width is a transparent dead zone around the bar.
+			expect(width).toBe(400 + HUD_EDGE_SLACK * 2);
+			expect(height).toBe(HUD_BAR_BOTTOM + 56 + HUD_POPOVER_GAP + HUD_MODAL_MAX_HEIGHT + HUD_EDGE_SLACK);
+		} finally {
+			Reflect.deleteProperty(window.screen, "height");
+			Reflect.deleteProperty(window.screen, "availHeight");
+		}
 	});
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Review comment at @src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.test.tsx around lines 1304
- 1307:
Update the Linux “grants the bar no growth reserve” test to assert the exact
requested height as well as width. Set the screen dimensions to ensure the
height is uncapped, then compare the requested height from lastRequestedHudSize
against the existing HUD sizing constants; restore the screen properties
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Review comments at @src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.tsx:
- Line 460: Update the Linux window-sizing logic in LaunchWindow to include the
visible toast’s height in the calculated window size and trigger resizing when
that height changes. Preserve the existing screen-height limit and ensure toast
height contributes only while the toast is visible.
- Line 460: Update the LaunchWindow sizing or input-region logic associated with
growthReserve so a closed-panel Linux HUD does not intercept clicks in
transparent reserved space; preserve the space required for panels when they
open.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.test.tsx:
- Around line 1304-1307: Extend the Linux HUD sizing test around
lastRequestedHudSize to verify resizing within the same HUD: increase the bar
width to 520 and assert the requested width includes HUD_EDGE_SLACK on both
edges, then shrink it to 400 and assert the requested width updates accordingly.
Use stubBox and flushResizeObservers to trigger and settle each resize.
- Around line 1304-1307: Update the Linux “grants the bar no growth reserve”
test to assert the exact requested height as well as width. Set the screen
dimensions to ensure the height is uncapped, then compare the requested height
from lastRequestedHudSize against the existing HUD sizing constants; restore the
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Comment thread src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.tsx Resolved
The HUD cannot be click-through on Linux, so every pixel of transparent
window reserve is a dead zone over the desktop. Size the window to the
measured stack instead: the bar alone (plus a floor for portalled
tooltips) while collapsed, and the open panel's measured height while one
is open, shrinking back when it closes.

The window height now also counts the visible toast stack, which the
growth reserve used to cover. Without it, a Linux window that hugs the bar
cuts the toast off. The same height feeds needsResize, so a toast
appearing or leaving costs one resize.

Linux also lifts the fixed min/max size hints (resizable: false) around
setBounds, since Mutter otherwise ignores the resize, and starts at the
compact bar size instead of the old 820x560 reserve.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>

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- Around line 473-475: Update the two comments describing popover resize
behavior near the launch-window sizing logic to distinguish platforms: state
that opening a popover does not cause a native resize on Windows and macOS,
while on Linux the anchor height drives window size and content height changes
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Comment thread src/components/launch/LaunchWindow.tsx Resolved
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Thanks for this fix, @lehkost16! CI and the CodeRabbit review are green. Two CodeRabbit threads are still open, and they are the only thing blocking the merge:

  1. Toast height on Linux: include a visible toast in the Linux window size, so it stays readable above a tall settings panel. The second point in that thread (input area of closed panels) can be a follow-up if you prefer; just say so in the thread.
  2. Comments: the comments near lines 385-400 and 549-552 still say a popover never triggers a native resize, which is no longer true on Linux.

Once they are addressed or answered and resolved, the PR merges automatically.

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