Ignoring app also disable tiling for that app.

[bric3]

I'm ignoring an app via the Rectangle menu because it has conflicting shortcuts. However this also disable tiling for this app.

I remember in the past Rectangle used to only "disable shortcuts" when ignoring an app. I believe this might be a regression. Or is there a new setting somewhere to keep tiling when ignoring an app ?

By the way I had this issue with macOs 14.x as well.

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macOS version: 15
Rectangle version: 0.83 (89)
Logs if applicable (In Rectangle menu, hold option, "View Logging..."):

[rxhanson]

This change was made in v0.70, and you can get back to how it was done prior to v0.70 with the following Terminal command:

defaults write com.knollsoft.Rectangle ignoreDragSnapToo -int 2

Then restart the app.

[bric3]

Thank you I'll try that. What are the meaning of these values?
Maybe it's mentioned somewhere. (I never used the rectangle cli before)

For reference https:/rxhanson/Rectangle/releases/tag/v0.70

[rxhanson]

defaults is the preferences storage system in macOS
com.knollsoft.Rectangle is the identifier for Rectangle
ignoreDragSnapToo is the name I gave this preference
2 is a value that, for this preference, means turn it off

[bric3]

OK, thanks for the explanation, is it related to this function in swift ?

Rectangle/Rectangle/Defaults.swift

Lines 254 to 261 in b841afb

	private func set(using intValue: Int) {
	switch intValue {
	case 0: enabled = nil
	case 1: enabled = true
	case 2: enabled = false
	default: break
	}
	}

Also thank you, disabling this key fixed my issue.

[rxhanson]

Yep, that's it. Number defaults will be 0 if not set, so adding the extra case of 2 effectively gives us the ability to know if the user has actively disabled something instead of just not performed any configuration.

[bric3]

Thanks, I believe the issue is fixed for me, but I still wonder if this wouldn't deserve a UI toggle.
But that's up to you :)