tinker2much

> peter@MacBook-Air build % make test 2>&1 | tee maketest_out.txt > Running tests... > Test project /Users/peter/Documents/pwsafe-git/build > No tests were found!!!

There's still these two problems, even after the cmake build finishes: > peter@MacBook-Air ~ % pwsafe > Could not initialize help subsystem. and:

> peter@MacBook-Air share % sudo mkdir passwordsafe > Password: > mkdir: passwordsafe: Operation not permitted > Press any key to continue... > > peter@MacBook-Air share % sudo su > peter@MacBook-Air...

I made those new directories under /usr/local instead and copied the xml and help files there. I copied the app to /usr/local/bin, but it still reports the same errors.

I pulled the latest from GitHub, which included 1.16. I thought it was worth a try in case something changed or improved regarding my mac issue (I'm an optimist), so...

As another data point, I just built both wxwidgets 3.2.1 via make and the latest pwsafe via cmake, on x86_64 (in fact, a repurposed 2012 mac mini now under Debian...

Continuing the successes to show I'm a happy compiler and not just a complainer: I've built the 1.16 Linux version under Debian or similar OS on three very different sets...

I started from scratch and got things to build just fine. I'm pretty sure I had tried without the Rosetta choice, too, but after so many attempts who knows what...

I had gotten V1.16 to build on my MacBook Air M2 a year ago using the script I posted above; that doesn't work now for v1.18.2. I tried to follow...

OK, I will try some one of those workarounds, thanks. I can see this as a flatpak security measure, but I was having trouble accessing the .pwsafe folder in v1.16...