fix(notebook): activate app before file dialog when no windows exist#676
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fix(notebook): activate app before file dialog when no windows exist#676
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On macOS, when all windows are closed but the app stays running, clicking File > Open wouldn't display the file picker dialog. This is because macOS requires the app to be activated (brought to foreground) before showing an NSOpenPanel when the app has no windows. The fix adds NSApplication.activateIgnoringOtherApps_(true) before showing the dialog in the no-window fallback path. Fixes #481
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Summary
Fixes the File > Open menu action when all windows are closed on macOS.
On macOS, when the last notebook window is closed, the app stays running due to the exit prevention logic. However, clicking File > Open from the menu bar wouldn't display the file picker dialog because macOS requires the app to be activated first when it has no windows.
The fix activates the app via
NSApplication.activateIgnoringOtherApps_(true)before showing the native file dialog in the no-window fallback path.Test plan
.ipynbfile and verify it opens in a new windowCloses #481
PR submitted by @rgbkrk's agent, Quill