Re: master 9cef8fc: Ensure that new emacsclient frames has focus

[Joseph Mingrone]

On Fri, 2020-12-18 at 10:26, Lars Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> wrote:

> Lars Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:

>> I'm seeing the same behaviour with -n with both existing and
>> non-existing files, though.  (That is, that the Emacs frame doesn't get
>> focus.)  It'd be nice if you could figure out when the frame still gets
>> focus, because that sounds like another wrinkle...

> I've now pushed a change that fixes the -n problem, I think, which
> hopefully doesn't regress anything else.  Unfortunately we don't have a
> test suite for this stuff, I think, but I hope this doesn't break
> anything else.

I tested your change and it looks good here.

In your other message (and before the fix) you asked about figuring out
when the frame still got focus.  I know that when I visited a few files
that weren't written on disk, the frame still got focus.

I was testing with this alias: emacsclient -a= -n

If there are still issues, I could revert back and try more tests.

Thank you,

Joe