🐞 `Maximise Height` + Simple, 10px padding causes window of maximised height-window to shrink in width (in relation to original window).

[Duckbilled]

Bug Description

I have been having an issue for a while where maximise height causes a different width for the window. I believe the cause is that it adds an extra padding to the width of the orginal window, while the width should remain the same. Practically I think what happens is that the original window has +10px padding, and when reframing to maximise height it adds another +10px.

I posted a video here.

My settings:
Radial menu → off
Preview → off
Include padding → Simple, 10px
Respect stage manager → off
Disable cursor interaction → off

Steps To Reproduce

1. Activate a difined keybinding with a certain width.
2. Activate a keybinding that should maximise the height of that original window.
3. See that the window has shrunk in width, while maximised in height.

Expected Behavior

The expected behaviour is that when Maximise Height of a window, it does not change other characteristics of that window, mainly the width.

Actual Behavior

When Maximise Height it adds another 10px padding to the original window (this is an assumption).

Screenshots

No response

macOS Version

Version 15.4 Beta (24E5222f)

Loop Version

🧪 1.3.0 (1451)

Additional Context

No response

Final Checks

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[Duckbilled]

This issue seems to have returned lately (I guess when v. 1.4.3 went in beta).

[Duckbilled]

@mrkai77 let me know if I can provide you with some more details, but it basically would look like the video posted in the original bug.

[mrkai77]

Should be fixed in the latest development build! Sorry that this bug re-appeared 😅

[Duckbilled]

It works even better than before the regression (it used to move the window like 1 pixel to the left or something like that). No reason to apologise either, just a massive thank you for this amazing tool!