Follow-up Comment #2, bug #26080 (project gnustep):
It seems that the issue is that in Cocoa, items in NSPopUpButtons that aren't
assigned a specific target/action are saved in a nib file with the action
_popUpItemAction: and the NSPopUpButtonCell as the target. In GNUstep, the
NSPopUpButtonCell class doesn't currently implement a _popUpItemAction:
method.
If such a method could be added, which would send the popup button's action
to the popup button's target, but with the menu item as the sender, I believe
that would resolve the problem. Thanks!
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