Julien Marrec

Have you seen my comment right above from 20 days ago? We have to go through most of the code to set up specific tags so it's translatable, rally people...

### Platform and version: Ubuntu 22.04 clean VM (.deb) * [x] I could install the OpenStudioApp installer * :red_circle: I could launch the OpenStudioApp.exe: no, libopenstudiolib not found * RUNPATH...

## Checklist ### Platform and version: Windows 10 20H2 Clean VM * [x] I could install the OpenStudioApp installer * [x] I could launch the OpenStudioApp.exe * [x] I can...

@macumber and I scoped it out quickly and we think there's almost a week of work for this one...

@flavorjones I appreciate the quick answer, thank you. Note that I've worked around it already by using `--enable-system-libraries --with-pkg-config=pkgconf` (I have pkgconf in my PATH and I've set PKG_CONFIG_PATH to...

``` $ ruby -e "puts RbConfig::CONFIG['host_alias']" x64-mswin64_140 $ ruby -e "puts RbConfig::CONFIG['host']" x64-pc-mswin64_140 ```

FWIW, I think the same thing happens in the OS SDK CLI.

Testing with https://github.com/rd2/tbd/blob/402f9f5acaa95e85bfdae33d28ea115e125db683/spec/files/osms/in/warehouse.osm#L6865-L6877 On Ubuntu, no issue. But I can reproduce the lockup of the App on Mac M1 (regardless of whether I use the classic or the C++ CLI)

Seems like the issue is the two QMessageBox atop each other or something. It makes the mainwindow lose the focus I think. If I comment out the lines here: https://github.com/openstudiocoalition/OpenStudioApplication/blob/a1f218a2d16bbfad2c00ac11cc1d5e46f212a8e8/src/openstudio_lib/OSDocument.cpp#L356-L357...

Bad workaround for now at #663