`ToolBar.title` widget doesn't avoid the window controls when hiding the native titlebar

[GroovinChip]

Description

In an app that:

A) hides the native titlebar
B) does not use a sidebar

the ToolBar.title widget collides with the window controls, like so:

Code sample

MacosWindow(
  child: MacosScaffold(
    toolBar: const ToolBar(
      title: Text('App'),
    ),
    children: [
      ContentArea(
        builder: (context, _) {
          return const SizedBox.shrink();
        },
      ),
    ],
  ),
),

[mukhtharcm]

I'm running into this same issue!
Is there any temporary fix or something?
btw, Thank you for creating this Amazing Library!

[GroovinChip]

I'm running into this same issue!

Is there any temporary fix or something?

btw, Thank you for creating this Amazing Library!

There's no fix at this time, but this is on my to-do list to address. Please do feel free to experiment with the source code to try and fix it yourself if you need this fixed ASAP. I'd gratefully accept a PR in such a case.

And you're quite welcome! I'm very glad that I can can fill this need for people 😊

[GroovinChip]

@Adrian-Samoticha I'm thinking if we can propagate MacosWindowUtilsConfig throughout the widget tree, MacosScaffold will be able to avoid this collision. What is the best way to do that? I thought of writing a .of(context) method for this, but that won't work because we do not propagate the user's config internally, it's handled in their application code. We could technically have them pass it through to MacosApp and use an InheritedWidget to propagate it, but that's more work for the user. I don't really see another way, though, because that config is how they set up their app, and if we need to access that config, there's not really another way to get at it :/

[GroovinChip]

Actually, I got it! It was nowhere near as complicated as I was thinking 😂 all I had to do was this:

[whiplashoo]

Looks good with/without sidebar: