Support multiple windows
See original GitHub issueDescription
Previost native version had option to open new window what was handy for working on multiple repositories at once. Electron version does not support it, so I have to switch between project in one window what is in some use-cases very uncomfortable.
Work around is to keep old native version and run it if I need to work on multiple repos simultaneously.
Version
GitHub Desktop version: 1.0.10
OS version: macOS High Sierra
Expected behavior: Menu option File → New window will be there
Actual behavior: Menu option File → New window is not there
Reproduces how often: Always
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Reactions:66
- Comments:53 (13 by maintainers)
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One thing to notice: Without having the “multiple windows” feature, on macOS we can’t use GitHub Desktop on multiple Spaces within Mission Control.
While working on multiple projects concurrently, I like to have a separate Space for every project (containing windows for Atom, Chrome, iTerm2 etc.). But because GitHub Desktop can live at only one Space at a time, I always have to move GitHub Desktop to the right Space for just doing a commit, which is a little bit annoying.
I’d be interested to hear why multiple windows was considered and rejected. It seems such an obviously better approach to the current one and much less “unusual” (unusual is usually a bad thing in UX…)