Closed christianh104 closed 4 weeks ago
Hi @christianh104,
Thank you for your detailed bug report and we are sorry for the inconvenience this caused. You are the second user to report this issue where for some reason when installing AlDente 1.27 your installation slips through the safety measures and gets stuck. As you have already figured out, it can be fixed with a simple settings reset. Regarding point 4, this is a known issue and we will try to fix it with one of the upcoming updates.
Concerning your side note, thank you for the feedback, we will discuss it and consider changing the default right-click setting.
Best, Matthias
Thank you for looking into this. I forgot that there is another small issue with the menu bar item: If I click the menu bar item with the mouse at the very top of the screen, it will not close the popover, it will just reopen it. This occurs on both of my MacBooks. I have also noticed this issue with another piece of software, DisplayLink Manager. Unfortunately they are not open source, otherwise it might be easy to track down something in common.
Hi @christianh104,
Thanks for letting us know about this inconvenience. We will try to look into it.
Best, Matthias
Thank you for looking into this. I forgot that there is another small issue with the menu bar item: If I click the menu bar item with the mouse at the very top of the screen, it will not close the popover, it will just reopen it. This occurs on both of my MacBooks. I have also noticed this issue with another piece of software, DisplayLink Manager. Unfortunately they are not open source, otherwise it might be easy to track down something in common.
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Hi @christianh104,
We have just released AlDente 1.28.1 which includes a fix for this issue. To get AlDente 1.28.1 you just need to update within the app under Settings/General/Check for Updates. Please report back if it works for you.
Best, Matthias
MacBook:
MacBook Model: MacBookAir8,1
macOS Version: Sonoma 14.2.1
Charger Model: Apple
Charging Cable: Anker USB-C
AlDente Pro or AlDente Free: Pro
AlDente Version: 1.27
List or add screenshots of all enabled/disabled settings in AlDente:
Please share a debug file the next time this happens so that we can assess this issue better. aldentepro-debug-2024-06-23-23:58:21.pasta.txt
External Monitor connected? No
MacBook used in Clamshell Mode (with the lid closed)? No
Describe the bug
Screenshots and Screen Recordings https://github.com/AppHouseKitchen/AlDente-Charge-Limiter/assets/6159143/27c2ab72-0525-40a4-b2cd-cc23d0d68f3d https://github.com/AppHouseKitchen/AlDente-Charge-Limiter/assets/6159143/f8736dd9-118d-49ab-acb9-c8a4f3ded40e
Additional context Previously installed version was 1.26.1. I did try restarting AlDente, but did not try to restart the Mac. After resetting the settings in Al Dente and restarting it, everything was fixed except #4 above. I also updated my 2023 M3 MacBook Pro to 1.27, and it worked perfectly except #4 above.
Side note A friend and I both had our charge limits unexpectedly changed to 100% recently. For a while I thought Al Dente just screwed up and forgot the charge limit, so I set up a scheduled task to set the limit automatically every day in case it happened again and I didn't notice. I now think that this is due to an accidental right-click on the menu bar item. Start/stop charging is the default action but what is not spelled out there is that it changes the charge limit to do that, rather than just starting charging during sailing mode. This behavior combined with it being the default right-click action seems like a footgun for people who primarily use the software to avoid their battery being charged to 100%. Anybody who does this accidentally will definitely believe this is a failure on Al Dente's part, so it may not be the most sane default. Just a thought.