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Copilot AI commented Nov 24, 2025

Reviewed PR at maintainer request. No code changes made - provided technical feedback on existing implementation.

Review Summary

Analyzed the multi-monitor hole punch feature with Per-Monitor DPI support implementation. Key observations:

Strengths identified:

  • Manual coordinate transformation correctly avoids PointFromScreen issues on mixed-DPI setups
  • OnDpiChanged override with threshold-based checks prevents resize loops
  • _isManualMonitorSwitch flag properly gates automatic monitor index updates
  • Per-window DPI tracking in MonitorWindowContext enables accurate hole punch positioning

Concerns raised:

  • Secondary window initial positioning uses main window DPI (line 885-888), corrected only in Loaded handler
  • HoverRing positioning via Margin in Grid less efficient than Canvas during high-frequency mouse moves
  • Silent exception swallowing in additional window mouse handling (line 423)
  • Code duplication in hole punch calculation between main and secondary windows

Recommendations provided:

  • Extract shared coordinate transformation logic
  • Add diagnostic logging for DPI-related edge cases
  • Consider memory implications of repeated window creation in all-monitors mode

No functional issues blocking merge identified.


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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Add hole punch effect for all monitors with Per-Monitor DPI support Code review response: No changes required Nov 24, 2025
Copilot AI requested a review from shanselman November 24, 2025 08:10
@shanselman shanselman closed this Nov 24, 2025
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