Although I open "Minimise to notification area", there is nothing in the notification area, making my progress uncontrollable

[Arc-2023]

What should I do to get my progress back after accidentally opening "Auto-Hide Window"?
It's still running in the background, but I can't see it in Terminal.
Now I can only see it through Task Manager:

BTW, i used it to run a python script, now the script is still running, and i don't want to restart it , because it has been running for a day already😥

[DHowett]

Hmm. If you launch Terminal again, you can get into the settings and turn on the option to always show the icon in the notification area. It should make the icon appear, and you can right-click it and restore your other window.

[Arc-2023]

Hmm. If you launch Terminal again, you can get into the settings and turn on the option to always show the icon in the notification area. It should make the icon appear, and you can right-click it and restore your other window.

thanks for answering, i open a new terminal instance but i got nothing in notification area

[Arc-2023]

i also checked if the icon of terminal is open:

[Arc-2023]

after clicking the "bring to front", it just opens a blank terminal

[Arc-2023]

If you open the Settings in the new terminal window, can you turn on “always display an icon in the notification area”? Then press Save.

Yes, I've opened it and toggled back and forth, there's still nothing in the notification area.

It's icon seemed to appear once in the past, but it just contains a blank terminal.

[DHowett]

Interesting. What if you try the command wt -w 0 new-tab. This is a command that will target the original window (assuming it is number 0).

[Arc-2023]

Interesting. What if you try the command wt -w 0 new-tab. This is a command that will target the original window (assuming it is number 0).

Upon executing the aforementioned command, a new tab was opened.

[DHowett]

Ugh, sorry! What if you close the existing windows and use wt -w -1 instead?

If that opens up the existing window, I’m not sure what else to do. Sorry ☹️ .

[Arc-2023]

Ugh, sorry! What if you close the existing windows and use wt -w -1 instead?

If that opens up the existing window, I’m not sure what else to do. Sorry ☹️

The command resulted in the opening of a new, empty terminal window. Furthermore, it became evident that the same problem was occurring in the issue area. If this is indeed a bug, it is hoped that a solution will be provided in the near future.😥

ohhhh, but wt -w 1 actually worked!
it opens a new tab in the other window which contains the running process!

[Arc-2023]

Thanks to @DHowett for this suggestion.
In summary, running wt -w 1 in a new tab can be an effective solution to the problem I encountered.
In other cases, other numbers may be effective instead of "1".

[DHowett]

YAY!