Sierra Support - Githubissues

erikng commented 8 years ago

Looks like it no longer works after upgrading. Confirmed the extension is still enabled.

iAdam1n commented 8 years ago

We're aware of this.

kirb commented 8 years ago

I'm a bit behind right now but still expect to have TermHere 1.2 submitted to Apple shortly. A few features need finishing first. (Not sure how long it will take Apple to review/approve considering Sierra just came out.)

funkenstrahlen commented 8 years ago

I also just discovered this bug. Happy to see your are already working on a fix. Thanks a lot :)

RudyB commented 8 years ago

What is the status of the update?

iAdam1n commented 8 years ago

Hi @RudyBermudez, details on the update can be found at https://www.reddit.com/r/hbang/comments/54fbor/termhere_12/.

kirb commented 8 years ago

Arg I didn’t link the release post here – sorry! It’s… not quite going too well. App Review doesn’t agree with the method I’ve changed to using in order to support Sierra (and to add more features), and is pushing me onto their paid developer support service rather than just suggesting a supported alternative. I’m lost on what I should do here; TermHere sits very close to the limits of the sandbox, so moving outside of the App Store would remove a heap of stress/uncertainty when releasing updates but adds the stress/inconvenience of getting people onto the new app.

erikng commented 8 years ago

I would say that most people using this application are power users and would have no difficulty moving to a non Mac App Store version.

Is the fear getting the message? If so, maybe remove this feature and put a message inside the App Store version explaining that you can't enable the feature and to look at your website for more information.

It would require forking your code but only this one time.

I wouldn't use their developer service either. You will just pay to get a "No".

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RudyB commented 8 years ago

I agree with @erikng . I would not mind a non-app store release at all. Honestly whatever gets the fix in my hands the fastest. Adding an automatic update feature would not be that difficult to implement. You could even self-host the application download on github.

You would just have to update the mac application with a message saying that it is deprecated and to the version hosted here.