Warning: no stdin data received in 3s, proceeding without it. If piping from a slow command, redirect stdin explicitly: < /dev/null to skip, or wait longer. I could not reproduce this — the code you pasted is not in this repo, in any form. What I checked: - `grep -rn "statusClicked|buildStatusItem|sendAction(on|performClick|togglePanel|showMenu" --include="*.swift" Sources Tests` → no matches. - Only one file touches the menu bar at all: `Sources/[another project]/MenuBarController.swift`. It uses the *other* pattern — it builds the `NSMenu` in `rebuildMenu()` and assigns `statusItem.menu = menu` permanently (MenuBarController.swift:147). There is no button `action`/`target`, no `sendAction(on:)`, and no `performClick`, so the failure mode you describe can't arise here. - `git log --all -S "performClick"` and `-S "statusClicked"` over all refs → zero commits. This code has never been in this repository. - No test references `MenuBarController` (only `AppController.swift` does), so there's no existing failing case to run either. I'm not going to write a fix or a regression test against code that isn't here — that would be guessing at which of several plausible defects yours actually is. From the snippet alone, the candidates I'd want to distinguish are: `NSApp.currentEvent` being a `.rightMouseDown` rather than `.rightMouseUp` when the action fires (so `showMenu()` is never reached and every click falls through to `togglePanel()`); `statusItem` not being held strongly, so the item is gone from the bar entirely; and the menu items being built with `addItem(withTitle:action:)`, which leaves `target` nil so `Open` goes to the responder chain and comes back disabled. Those need different fixes, and the one-line symptom "nothing happens" doesn't separate them. Tell me which repo and file this lives in and I'll reproduce it there. If it's meant to be a *new* feature for [another project] — a left-click panel with a right-click menu, replacing the always-attached `statusItem.menu` — say so and I'll treat it as that instead.