[DOC] What is the toggle command really for?

[sweenu]

I'd like to understand what the toggle command brings that hyprland cannot do by itself. Eventually, having some documentation for it (and other commands) would be great!

For example, in my hyprland config, for spotify, I have:

bind=SUPER, M, togglespecialworkspace, spotify
workspace=special:spotify, on-created-empty:app2unit -- spotify

What am I missing with this?

[wevegotatrouble]

Keybindig super + m in your config means that you can run a special workspace for your music.
You may have another keybinds like super+s, super+r. Which run other special workspaces for your special application (only you know what is special for you) and todo workspace where you can run todo-list for example. The main useful feature of these "special workspace" that you can evoke them simultaneously with your default workspaces, which you can switch with super+{0..9}, it's really useful to work with your project and switch to your music player only with one touch (super+m) and switch the next track, or stop the music, while you're working or editing something.
I don't think that my answer is still actual for you.
What I wanted is to know why my communication toggle doesn't work. Even if I type the following command in terminal "caleastia toggle communication". Other work smoothly.

[Markus328]

Actually there's a problem with caelestia toggle command. If you configure a toggle, the command will never be executed (you need to open the app manually). This only affects who uses NixOS without app2unit on path.