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To bring the Unity Editor window to the foreground during automation, you can use a CLI tool that triggers OS-level mechanisms like osascript on macOS and PowerShell on Windows to focus the main window and return JSON confirmation.

Yes, you can focus the Unity Editor window even when it is compiling, reloading domains, or otherwise busy, ensuring visual checks and screenshots proceed without interruption.

To make the Unity Editor visible for screenshots in CI workflows, run a CLI command in your project directory that uses native OS tools to bring the Editor forward and receives JSON confirmation of success.

Yes, focusing the Unity Editor works on both macOS and Windows by utilizing native OS-level tools such as osascript and PowerShell to identify and focus the main Editor window.

The Unity Editor is often hidden behind other windows during automated tests because OS focus shifts to other applications, requiring native OS commands to bring it back to the front for manual interaction.

The best way to perform manual inspection during automated tests is to use a CLI command that brings the Unity Editor forward using OS-level mechanisms, ensuring the window is visible for user interaction.