Open benbscholz opened 3 years ago
I'm not able to reproduce the issue. What I did:
Do you have multiple versions of Dash on your Mac by any chance?
@Kapeli I only have one version of Dash.app (installed in /Applications
) that I downloaded from here. (I just deleted it and re-installed a fresh version though I didn't clear out preferences/license key from Application Support
or wherever they live).
I removed the workflow from Alfred & quit Alfred. After re-importing the workflow from Dash's Preferences > Integration
, I still experience the problem.
Thanks for trying to reproduce. There must be something else different about my setup - short of a fresh macOS install, I'm not sure how to figure out what it might be (though if I do set up a machine from scratch in the near future and still encounter the issue, I'll let you know).
Same problem. Hotkey disappears after restarting Dash app...
Same problem here. @Kapeli is there any workaround how to prevent this issue?
Can you send the logs from ~/Library/Logs/Dash to me?
Can you send the logs from ~/Library/Logs/Dash to me?
Thanks for the log. I think I found the issue. Can you test the attached build of Dash?
Thanks for the log. I think I found the issue. Can you test the attached build of Dash?
It is works for me
To reproduce:
Expected Result: The hotkey configured in the Dash workflow will remain ⇧⌘Space (or the combination saved in Step 2). Actual Result: The hotkey configuration will be cleared.
Environment:
It’s not clear to me whether this is an issue with Dash.app or the Dash Alfred workflow, but it seemed like this was the most sensible place to report the issue. If you would like me to file this issue elsewhere, let me know.
I’ve provided a video demonstrating the issue. The video was recorded on macOS 12.0 Beta (21A5284e) but the issue is reproducible on macOS 11.x. (In the video, I open Dash.app via Alfred though it should be noted that the hotkey configuration is cleared no matter how Dash is opened - by double-clicking Dash.app in the Applications folder, for instance).
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/599905/127184346-9e31f5ef-d293-4015-9f46-bc7f19860a1a.mov