Serious incompatibility with Jetbrain IDE

[Apolsus]

If you use an IDE for development, such as the Jetbrain family of IDEs, you will often have pop-ups.

If you don't want these pop-ups to be managed.You have to add the following rules.

JB_Apps='^(CLion|PyCharm|IntelliJ IDEA)$'
yabai -m rule --add app="${JB_Apps}" title!=".*\[.*\].*" manage=off

But this leads to another problem. When you open a project from the welcome interface, it will not be managed.

Adding rules like app="${JB_Apps}" title=".*\[.*\].*" manage=on doesn't make up for it.

[Apolsus]

This should be because the JB IDE modifies the title and starts out empty.

Yabai has no way to track the final title.

[Apolsus]

This rules works well:

JB_Apps='^(CLion|PyCharm|IntelliJ IDEA)$'
yabai -m rule --add app="${JB_Apps}" manage=off
# If `Open last project when launch` is checked, add this rule. And make sure `always show project path` is also checked.
# yabai -m rule --add app="${JB_Apps}" title=".*\[.*\].*" manage=on 
yabai -m rule --add app="${JB_Apps}" title="^$"  manage=on

[chasonyu]

When the Jetbrains app is open, restarting 'yabai' will cause the app's window to become floating again.

[Apolsus]

When the Jetbrains app is open, restarting 'yabai' will cause the app's window to become floating again.

Then add the additional rule in the annotate. And set up the IDE setting >> appearance and behavior >> always show full path in the window title.

[iamim]

For Rider the app name should be JetBrains Rider. yabai --verbose is helpful for debugging this kind of issues.

[abey79]

Possible work-around here: #2297 (reply in thread)

Yabai has no way to track the final title.

This doesn't seem entirely correct, since yabai can signal title change.

[RustyDoggoBytes]

thanks @chasonyu for that tip! I added the cmd + shift - tab : yabai --restart-service to .skdhrc :)