Closed slvrstn closed 1 month ago
No idea how to fix the macOS bundle. I'm not very familiar with the bundling process and packaging on macOS. Currently it is very messy. Currently, macdeployqt
handles the bundling:
Also, it is possible that some attributes set by CMake are missing:
Thought CMake does no longer handle the bundling itself since the fix in 3c4fe45924f01dab4536f2b119c5efa7c8e226dc. I can try to revert the fix to see if it works with recent Qt.
Thought CMake does no longer handle the bundling itself since the fix in 3c4fe45. I can try to revert the fix to see if it works with recent Qt.
Reverting the workaround fix seems to have worked (#2722).
@slvrstn Can you help verify is the bundles are OK? The newly built bundles are here: https://github.com/hluk/CopyQ/actions/runs/9091723035?pr=2722#artifacts
Describe the bug Command line not configured as
/opt/homebrew/bin/copyq
after installationHere is the output from the install
Note that the binary is unlinked in one of the last steps and is never relinked.
Expected behavior /opt/homebrew/bin/copyq should be linked, likely to /Applications/CopyQ.app/Contents/MacOS/CopyQ
Version, OS and Environment # /Applications/CopyQ.app/Contents/MacOS/CopyQ version CopyQ Clipboard Manager 8.0.0-g73afa309-v8.0.0 Qt: 6.6.2 KNotifications: 5.249.0 Compiler: GCC Arch: arm64-little_endian-lp64 OS: macOS 14.4