Closed dannygonzalez closed 3 years ago
Any chance that the PR, mentioned, will be incorporated, and a new release will be put out?
I'd be happy to publish a new release but as I left codecentric, I can no longer publish to the old coordinates in Sonatype OSSHR. What I could offer in the short term is to publish the update with a different groupId
and update the README accordingly. I could also try to find some volunteer within codecentric to upload releases on my behalf, but that might take a bit more time.
Unless Codecentric is going to actively maintain NSMenuFX in the future, the first option seems to be the right way to go anyway.
I pushed a new release here:
<dependency>
<groupId>de.jangassen</groupId>
<artifactId>nsmenufx</artifactId>
<version>2.1.8</version>
</dependency>
which was built from https://github.com/0x4a616e/NSMenuFX
For now, the package names within the release have not changed, but this might change with the next major version update.
Thanks. Just made the switch and everything works like before.
@0x4a616e Thanks for getting on this!
@ekaem In your fix for this, you mentioned it works for Catalina and Big Sur. Will this fix work on older versions of macOS as well, or will it cause them to break (because they maybe don't have ic09)?
I tested on Mojave and it was fine, but I don't have access to a machine with an earlier OS than that.
Thanks @ekaem, that is good to know; with the release of Big Sur, I believe High Sierra, will soon be EOL anyway.
Thanks @ekaem and @0x4a616e , we've updated to 2.1.8 and it works well on Big Sur.
Thank you all for helping out with this!
We have customers trying out our application in MacOS Big Sur and they are experiencing the following crash in our application:
The crash is due to the call to IcnsParser.getIconStream() returning null. It's looking for a "ic08" icon type which now no longer exists in /System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources/GenericApplication.icns.
Comparing this with the equivalent file in Catalina, I can see that Catalina's version has 10 icons compared to Big Sur which has only 4 in the icon set.
Are there any plans to test this with the current MacOS Big Sur beta?
Thanks