Is it possible to detect when the Console window is closed / minimized

I found something to detect closure:

          Disposer.register(console, new Disposable() {
               @Override
               public void dispose() {
                    
               }
          });

I have a related question, how to open a tool window with the right console, when you have only a reference to the console?

Found it:

private void activate(ConsoleViewImpl consoleViewImpl) {
     final Project project = consoleViewImpl.getProject();
     final RunContentManager runContentManager = ExecutionManager.getInstance(project).getContentManager();
     for (RunContentDescriptor descriptor : runContentManager.getAllDescriptors()) {
          final ExecutionConsole executionConsole = descriptor.getExecutionConsole();
          if (executionConsole == consoleViewImpl) {
               final ToolWindow toolWindowByDescriptor = runContentManager.getToolWindowByDescriptor(descriptor);
               if (toolWindowByDescriptor != null) {
                    final ContentManager contentManager = toolWindowByDescriptor.getContentManager();
                    toolWindowByDescriptor.activate(null);
                    contentManager.setSelectedContent(descriptor.getAttachedContent(), true);
                    return;
               }
          }
     }
}

Of course it will not work for JUnit and other types of executions, I need to find out where to get ExecutionId so I can match it to RunContentDescriptor#getExecutionId...

Found it again :D

          final MessageBusConnection conn = project.getMessageBus().connect();
          conn.subscribe(ExecutionManager.EXECUTION_TOPIC, new ExecutionAdapter() {
               @Override
               public void processStarting(String executorId, @NotNull ExecutionEnvironment env) {
                    long executionId = env.getExecutionId();
               }
          });

Then I can bring the right tool window with the right tab on the foreground:

     private void activate(Project project, long executionId) {
          final RunContentManager runContentManager = ExecutionManager.getInstance(project).getContentManager();
          for (RunContentDescriptor descriptor : runContentManager.getAllDescriptors()) {
               if (descriptor.getExecutionId() == executionId) {
                    final ToolWindow toolWindowByDescriptor = runContentManager.getToolWindowByDescriptor(descriptor);
                    if (toolWindowByDescriptor != null) {
                         final ContentManager contentManager = toolWindowByDescriptor.getContentManager();
                         toolWindowByDescriptor.activate(null);
                         contentManager.setSelectedContent(descriptor.getAttachedContent(), true);
                         return;
                    }
               }
          }
     }