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Description
I have finally found the reason why TaskSpace does not properly work with some apps though succeeded the next time with the same apps. The issue relates to some specific functions:
a. Сhild window layout update
b. Auto attachment to newly created ancestor windows
c. Handling of system menu command "Detach from TaskSpace"
d. some other less important features
The point is: all applications should be running under the same credentials(TaskSpace and its "client"-apps) to let TaskSpace work properly; usage of administrator credentials for TaskSpace does not help in this scenario.
I need more research on this issue but for now I have no solution and actually I'm not sure if this one should be properly handled. I see few choices here:
- Leave current behavior "as is", this will allow user to merge apps in the TaskSpace(with cut functionality), no additional actions need to be taken.
- Forbid merging of the apps running under the foreign credentials, show the incompatibility prompt(e.g."Please restart this app under the same credentials which are used by TaskSpace").
- Allow current behavior, show TaskSpace compatibility prompt(e.g. "This app is running under the foreign credentials and is not fully compatible with TaskSpace. Do you want to continue?[Yes/No/Save my chioce]").
PS: It looks like point 3 is the most appropriate solution for this issue.