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Found in
2022.1.0a10
Issue ID
1367366
Regression
Yes
Project runs in a background after building it
How to reproduce:
1. Make sure you are using multiplay displays
2. Create a new Unity project
3. Move editor to a 2nd display
4. Build and run the project
5. Change your focus to 1st display (any app should be opened, for example, Chrome)
6. Wait until the build is finished
7. Observe that it runs in a background
8. If the issue doesn't reproduce, repeat from the 4th step
Reproduced with: 2022.1.0a10.
Didn't reproduce with: 2022.1.0a9, 2021.2.b13.
Workaround: Press the Windows key to change focus.
Note: Not sure if it's the right version where this bug regressed as the issue isn't always reproducible, but couldn't reproduce it on any other version.
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