Shell: Resolution change reconnects display, which moves windows to a new workspace

[leviport]

Distribution (run cat /etc/os-release):
Pop!_OS 20.04

Related Application and/or Package Version (run apt policy pop-shell or provide the latest commit if building locally):
https://github.com/pop-os/shell/commit/8ee8268f282b7951c2adf15992661c462450b875

Issue/Bug Description:
I have 2 displays set up: the laptop's internal 1920x1080 and a 2560x1440 set up above it. Here is a screenshot of what this looks like:

Now if I reduce the resolution of the top display to 1920x1080, the window grid stays the same size and spills off the edges.

And then if I increase the resolution of the top display back to 2560x1440, it gets even scarier:

Steps to reproduce (if you know):
See above

Expected behavior:
If a resolution change triggered a re-tile, it might take care of the issue.

Other Notes:
I also noticed some similar weirdness when switching the scaling factor, but it seemed less reproducible. It may be worth investigating since it seems like the same sort of issue.

[mmstick]

Is this still an issue?

[leviport]

It looks like it now re-tiles the windows to the correct size, but the two that were on the external display get moved to a separate workspace. I wonder if a resolution change triggers the same thing that detects when a display gets removed.

[mmstick]

That sounds like what's happening. Perhaps there needs to be a timeout when displays are disconnected and reconnected after a display change.

[leviport]

Oh also, the part where the window on the bottom monitor gets covered by the top bar is still present. Forgot to mention that.

[WatchMkr]

I also see this when I leave a laptop w/ external monitor locked for an extended period.

[mmstick]

Is this still an issue?

[leviport]

It appears to be fixed now