** (rawtherapee:57282): **CRITICAL** **: 20:34:16.362:
unhandled exception (type Glib::Error) in signal handler:
domain: g-io-error-quark
code : 15
what : Creating an app info from a command line not currently supported
This is with verbose turned on, just trying to edit with open -a photos.
I set Verbose to true and i get the same output as You have .
I tried it with open -a photos and open -b “com.adobe.Photoshop”
Setting native command on or off does not matter same message.
B.T.W. what does native command option do ?
** (rawtherapee:1444): CRITICAL **: 07:10:56.738:
unhandled exception (type Glib::Error) in signal handler:
domain: g-io-error-quark
code : 15
what : Creating an app info from a command line not currently supported
@jhmnieuwenhuis Native command attempts to launch the external editor using methods specific to the operating system instead of using the platform-agnostic Gnome utilities. It’s what was used in 5.9 and older versions which is why native command should be checked.
If it works then great but using the bundle id to open an app is not a sure thing.
Basically, it won’t work for all users all the time, therefor I continue to recommend against using the bundle id to open apps, and I recommend not recommending that other people start using the bundle id. Only use the name open -a photoshop
@Lawrence37 with your patch, the error message is gone, but no lauch. Clicking the external editor button and pressing ctrl-e both only raise the empty and non-fillable Select Application window.
@jhmnieuwenhuis
Yes I am building and packaging RawTherapee from github sources.
When I have a successful build ready for test, I update my icloud drive with it.
You can find the latest build here: https://kd6kxr.github.io/meta/
Again, thank you for taking the time to help with testing!
I did some testing.
Seems to work fine now.
I used : open -a “/Applications/Adobe Photoshop 2023/Adobe Photoshop 2023.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe Photoshop 2023”
This opens a specific version of photoshop with the current image.
If i use : open -b “com.adobe.Photoshop” the beta version of photoshop is beeing opened with the image.
The native checkbox is gone
I will test some more…
The bundle name ( com.adobe.photoshop ) is the same for the normal photoshop version and the beta version. So using the open -b “com.adobe.photoshop” will open one of the photoshop versions.
Not predictable which one.
One thing I notice with the latest release.
There is no options file after installation.
There should be a directory : ~/Library/Application Support/RawTherapee
But the directory does not exist.
Ok, so it is going to be in the com.rawtherapee.RawTherapee folder: /Users/<username>/Library/Containers/com.rawtherapee.RawTherapee/Data/Library/Application\ Support/RawTherapee5-meta/config/options
B.t.w. The new build has the same name as the previous build.
Version: 5.9-260-gc557b320c
Andy Astbury asked me about that. I saw it too.
Did You use the same name ?
@HIRAM@Lawrence37@jhmnieuwenhuis Thanks for the work on this issue, it’s now working on my machine too.
Confusing having the same build number, but just glad it’s working!