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Hi everyone! I've just found this issue while playing around with Nautilus Plugins.
Pharo Version
Pharo 6.0
Latest update: #60546
Steps to reproduce
Create a dummy Nautilus plugin: Inherit from AbstractNautilusPlugin, implement #registerTo: blank, and implement #display to return, say, a blue rectangle:
display
^ PanelMorph new
borderWidth: 5;
borderColor: Color blue;
hResizing: #spaceFill;
yourself
Add 3 instances of this plugin on the #top using the Nautilus Plugin Manager, accesible through the "down arrow menu" (top right corner in a Browser window). Notice that the same behaviour is reproduced in the other positions as well: #middle and #bottom.
Click OK.
Open a new Browser
Expected Behavior
Plugins should be rendered on the top, with content following them (not overlapping).
Actual Behavior
Rendered plugins are not "pushing down" the browser's content, and they intead overlap with the rest of the window.
Top position: Notice the Scoped/Variable buttons, and the History Navigator, hidden behind the rectangles:
Middle position: notice the code pane is hidden behind the rectangles
Bottom position: notice the rectangles extend beyond the window, only the first one is visible:
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Priority: 5 – Fix If Time
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Status: Working On
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Assigned to: Nicolás Papagna Maldonado
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Milestone: Pharo6.0
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