1 px gap at the bottom when outer gap is 0

[BigBrotherJu]

When outer gaps are set to 0, there is a 1-px-tall gap at the bottom of the screen. This gap is sometimes distracting. When a window is full screened, this gap disappears.

I get that some windows are hidden at the bottom right corner. But I think this bottom gap can be removed.

[waj]

I think this is where the 1-px gap comes from:

AeroSpace/Sources/AppBundle/layout/layoutRecursive.swift

Lines 8 to 11 in 18545c2

	// If monitors are aligned vertically and the monitor below has smaller width, then macOS may not allow the
	// window on the upper monitor to take full width. rect.height - 1 resolves this problem
	// But I also faced this problem in monitors horizontal configuration. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
	try await layoutRecursive(rect.topLeftCorner, width: rect.width, height: rect.height - 1, virtual: rect, LayoutContext(self))

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However, I'm using outer.bottom = -1 to eliminate the extra pixel and I'm not observing any issue like the one described in the comment.
I do observe though, similar issues like the one I described here: asmvik/yabai#1894. For example it happens sometimes with VSCode, if the outer gap is zero and I change it to something else, the window will remain "stuck" to the bottom edge. I'm not sure if that is related with the issue that @nikitabobko originally described in that change.

[sydalwedaie]

Wow! outer.bottom = -1 solved my age old annoyance!
For my use case Aerospace has been so perfect that even this little issue was driving me nuts. I solved it with a custom background that had a 1px solid black line at the bottom, so it would appear as part my screen bezel, which meant there was still a single dot visible at the bottom right. With your trick I have reached true zenful Aerospace setup. Thank you.