Hello, So this is a long term bug on Windows. It's not a functional bug, more like a UX bug. I hoped others would notice and it'd get fixed but since it's been 5+ years (or forever?) I might as well report it.
Basically, sometimes, when I want to do a commit on a folder. (Right Click on folder -> SVN Commit...) and then press OK to commit, the resulting "Commit Finished!" window is getting hidden behind the Windows Explorer window (the parent folder that's open where I had just right-clicked on the folder that I am committing). This is annoying because then I have to go to the task bar to click on the TortoiseSVN window icon to open it and then close it. This doesn't always happen. Basically it happens the first commit, but then if I commit a bunch more time within 15 minutes or so, then all those times it won't do this bug and the Commit Finished! window displays normally above all other Windows. However if I haven't committed anything or interacted with TortoiseSVN for a while, then the first commit will have this UX bug again, consistently. I think something happens where the Explorer takes Z depth priority over the TortoiseSVN for some reason, maybe because of some background refresh or something, I don't know. In short, the "Commit Finished!" should always appear and make sure to be above all other Windows including Explorer when it spawns and not get spawned behind Explorer. Technically I'm guessing the previous "Commit" window of TortoiseSVN should hand over foreground priority to the "Commit Finished!" window using SetForegroundWindow() or BringWindowToTop() WinAPI or something else. Thanks! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TortoiseSVN" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tortoisesvn+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tortoisesvn/581d1908-f431-4c2c-aaac-20fb9e12e66cn%40googlegroups.com.
