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Extension doesn't show up in Settings (Sonoma 14.4/14.5)

Open tejasraman opened this issue 1 year ago • 2 comments

What is the issue?

If you install OIT on Sonoma 14.4 or 14.5 on both Apple Silicon and Intel, the extension doesn't show up in Settings

How does one reproduce the issue?

  • Install OpenInTerminal on Sonoma
  • Launch app, grant permissions
  • Open Settings - extension is not visible in Extensions -> Finder Extensions

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

MacBook Pro M3 Pro 36GB/512GB (Sonoma 14.4) (dad's work laptop)

MacBook Pro Intel 15" 2018 i7/16GB/512GB (Sonoma 14.5) (mom's laptop)

tejasraman avatar Jun 14 '24 20:06 tejasraman

I just installed OpenInTerminal on my MacBook Air M3 running Sonoma 14.5. I found the relevant option here:

Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Extensions (Under the point "Others" - you have to scroll all the way down) -> Added extensions -> Tick box "Finder extensions" under "OpenInTerminal".

tuelwer avatar Jun 20 '24 12:06 tuelwer

That didn't work for me. I still can't see it.

gordingin avatar Jun 30 '24 11:06 gordingin

Same problem here. No OpenInTerminal option in Sequoia 15.0. Is it in Settings -> General -> Login Items & Extensions ?

Marsman1996 avatar Sep 17 '24 13:09 Marsman1996

Maybe we can try $ pluginkit -mAD -p com.apple.FinderSync -vvv and in output there should be something like:

     wang.jianing.app.OpenInTerminal.OpenInTerminalFinderExtension(2.3.5)
	            Path = /Applications/OpenInTerminal.app/Contents/PlugIns/OpenInTerminalFinderExtension.appex
	            UUID = F2547F13-4E43-4E88-9D8F-56DF05C020D8
	       Timestamp = 2024-09-17 09:34:07 +0000
	             SDK = com.apple.FinderSync
	   Parent Bundle = /Applications/OpenInTerminal.app
	    Display Name = OpenInTerminalFinderExtension
	      Short Name = OpenInTerminalFinderExtension
	     Parent Name = OpenInTerminal
	        Platform = macOS

And we can run the following cmd to manually add it to the finder extension. $ pluginkit -e "use" -u "F2547F13-4E43-4E88-9D8F-56DF05C020D8"

Marsman1996 avatar Sep 18 '24 06:09 Marsman1996

Maybe we can try $ pluginkit -mAD -p com.apple.FinderSync -vvv and in output there should be something like:

     wang.jianing.app.OpenInTerminal.OpenInTerminalFinderExtension(2.3.5)
	            Path = /Applications/OpenInTerminal.app/Contents/PlugIns/OpenInTerminalFinderExtension.appex
	            UUID = F2547F13-4E43-4E88-9D8F-56DF05C020D8
	       Timestamp = 2024-09-17 09:34:07 +0000
	             SDK = com.apple.FinderSync
	   Parent Bundle = /Applications/OpenInTerminal.app
	    Display Name = OpenInTerminalFinderExtension
	      Short Name = OpenInTerminalFinderExtension
	     Parent Name = OpenInTerminal
	        Platform = macOS

And we can run the following cmd to manually add it to the finder extension. $ pluginkit -e "use" -u "F2547F13-4E43-4E88-9D8F-56DF05C020D8"

Thanks, it works for me 👍

gmi91dev avatar Sep 22 '24 05:09 gmi91dev

See #220

Ji4n1ng avatar Jan 07 '25 13:01 Ji4n1ng