Different gap.outer.top depending on monitor configuration

[albertsj1]

I normally have my laptop plugged into a usb-c dock with 2 external monitors. I have one of the externals as my primary monitor and the laptop is to my left. I have sketchybar at the top with a height of 32 and I have the osx menubar auto-hide.
In this configuration, Aerospace seems to for sketchybar being at the top of all of my monitors and my gap settings can be set to 5. When I use my laptop unplugged and my laptop is my only screen, the windows cover sketchbar. I must set gap.outer.top = 32 in order to account for sketchybar.
Is this a bug that Aerospace is not consistent in accounting for sketchybar or is there some configuration setting I need to change?

[kim-raaschou-nielsen]

Hi.

Try use aerospace list-monitors and configure gaps.

This is my config, I have work and private setup with different monitors:
[gaps]
inner.horizontal = [{ monitor.'BenQ RD280U' = 8 }, { monitor.main = 6 }, { monitor.'ASUS MB16AH' = 10 }, 0]
inner.vertical = [{ monitor.'BenQ RD280U' = 6 }, { monitor.main = 9 }, { monitor.'ASUS MB16AH' = 8 }, 0]
outer.left = [{ monitor.'BenQ RD280U' = 8 }, { monitor.main = 3 }, 0]
outer.right = [{ monitor.'BenQ RD280U' = 8 }, { monitor.main = 3 }, 0]
outer.bottom = [{ monitor.'BenQ RD280U' = 4 }, { monitor.main = 0 }, 0]
outer.top = [{ monitor.'BenQ RD280U' = 8 }, { monitor.main = 8 }, 0]