set an argument for the interpreter doesn't work

[stephane-archer]

When using Platypus, if I set an argument for the interpreter (bash) then when clicking to "Create App" nothing happens. if I don't, everything work as expected

[miko007]

same for me.

this whole setup is not working. Clicking on the "create app" button does absolutely nothing but change the title of the application from "Platypus" to "Platypus – Select destination". But i can not proceed in any meaningful way.

yourScript is located under /usr/local/bin/

[ghost]

ive had the exact same issue, what breaks it is setting anything as arguments

[sveinbjornt]

This is a known bug in the latest version, will be fixed in the next update.

[jdelker]

Same problem here. Using the "Args" popup once seems to break the dialog system completely.

Is there any projection for when the next version can be expected?

[jglass524]

I just ran into this problem too. as a workaround, what I did was create a config.sh script which set the arguments that I want: set -- -x -y -z "$@" and then the bash script reads config.sh before parsing the command-line options: if [ -f config.sh ]; then . config.sh; fi; options=$(getopt ...)

and then in Platypus, I added config.sh to the "Bundled Files" section

[m-thomson]

@jglass524 I think this issue is fixed, the author just hasn't released a new binary with the fix. Try compiling the project yourself and I believe it should just work. It does for me 👍🏼

[cedmos]

There is another workaround: Change the args as you want and save as profile.

Then close and go to 'Load Profile' (and don't change the args anymore).

After that it'll work