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System freezes whenever an action is invoked

Open pennal opened this issue 5 years ago • 4 comments

What is the issue?

Anytime any of the actions are invoked, the entire system freezes for 30 secs to 1 minute. This happens both with the brew install method and the manual download. All permissions are correctly granted.

How does one reproduce the issue?

Install a new version (2.2.3) and try to open Terminal/Editor

Screenshots

Screenshot 2020-10-05 at 15 53 02 Screenshot 2020-10-05 at 15 52 44

Debug information (Logs, OS, Hardware, Version, etc.)

Screenshot 2020-10-05 at 15 52 03

pennal avatar Oct 05 '20 13:10 pennal

  1. Hold Option, right click on Finder, and select Relaunch.

  2. If step 1 doesn't work, restart your Mac.

If you still have this problem, I don't know how to do. Maybe try OpenInTerminal-Lite and OpenInEditor-Lite.

Ji4n1ng avatar Oct 09 '20 04:10 Ji4n1ng

Did all of those, unfortunately it did not get fixed. I had a similar issue with another app on mac and in the end it was due to the way that permission requests were handled, because apple had changed a few things. Maybe this is the case here as well?

pennal avatar Oct 09 '20 13:10 pennal

I saw that OpenInTerminal has the permission in your screenshots. But you can still try to reset permission by following these steps:

  1. Run tccutil reset AppleEvents wang.jianing.app.OpenInTerminal in Terminal
  2. Reopen OpenInTerminal.
  3. Give OpenInTerminal the permissions.

Ji4n1ng avatar Oct 09 '20 14:10 Ji4n1ng

The problem is that when running any command involving the bundle identifier, it fails!

tccutil reset AppleEvents wang.jianing.app.OpenInTerminal
tccutil: No such bundle identifier

While looking through the issues I found some commands to fix permissions and other settings, but it always fails. Ignored it as I thought it was just outdated. Could this be the source of the issue?

pennal avatar Oct 09 '20 14:10 pennal