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CLI for managing the battery charging status for M1 Macs
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1.2.2, Always ask for backwards incompatible update after re-launch the app #287

Open sunnyxiong2020 opened 2 weeks ago

sunnyxiong2020 commented 2 weeks ago

What is the issue? (required) Installed the 1.2.2, quit app by "quit" button in the drop down menu, re-launch the app in the app folder. Then the app asks for backwards update.every time

What exactly did you do to produce the issue? (required) see above description

Expected behavior (required) The backward update shall only happen once, not all the time

Screenshots (optional) If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem. On a Mac you can click control+command+shift+4 to create a screenshot that you can paste into this field with command+4. 1 2

Error logs If you know how a terminal works, please paste the content of battery logs here. This allows me to see potential errors on your device.

Did battery fail to install? Use tail -n 1000 ~/.battery/*/log instead.

Additional context (optional) Add any other context about the problem here.

dmatton commented 1 week ago

Same problem for me.

Chip : M2 Pro macOS : Sonoma 14.5

jparayre commented 1 week ago

Same issue, battery.log contains a suspicious line :

07/05/24-09:03:48 - Error: recover is not a valid setting for battery maintain. Please use a number between 0 and 100

Chip : M1 Max macOS : Sonoma 14.5

joern-arne commented 1 week ago

Me too.. :(

M1 Pro macOS: Sonoma 14.5

NapoelonIV commented 6 days ago

Same problem. M3, macOS 14.5

blackketter commented 6 days ago

Same problem here, m2 MacBook air. I reset the log files and relaunched, new log files are attached.

gui.log battery.log

blackketter commented 6 days ago

I should also note that when I reboot, battery is not running and so my hardware battery charges up.

NapoelonIV commented 5 days ago

I should also note that when I reboot, battery is not running and so my hardware battery charges up.

You have to add it to the startup items in settings in order for it to launch at boot.

agsola commented 1 day ago

Same problem here. Now it charges always up to 100%.