I noticed that in macOS 13 with System Settings, you can set a monitor's rotation to either 90, 180 or 270 degrees and it gets reflected in displayplacer list without issue. But if you try to flip use the exact displayplacer command to get back to that configuration, it simply gets you an error. Is this a bug in macOS 13? It seems like the "Error rotating screen" message is from: https://github.com/jakehilborn/displayplacer/blob/036ecda1f7ebdb3a93d2dad09b6c82fb45aa0a54/displayplacer.c#L493 and we should be getting more output, but it doesn't seem to be elaborating on the exact error.
Any ideas what might be happening or causing this issue?
Running on macOS 13 and seeing an issue when trying to rotate one of the screens from 270 to 90 degrees. It results an an error.
Here is the output of
displayplacer list
:I then try to run the same command above but swap out 270 degrees with 90 degrees using the following command:
The error I get is:
I noticed that in macOS 13 with System Settings, you can set a monitor's rotation to either 90, 180 or 270 degrees and it gets reflected in
displayplacer list
without issue. But if you try to flip use the exactdisplayplacer
command to get back to that configuration, it simply gets you an error. Is this a bug in macOS 13? It seems like the "Error rotating screen" message is from: https://github.com/jakehilborn/displayplacer/blob/036ecda1f7ebdb3a93d2dad09b6c82fb45aa0a54/displayplacer.c#L493 and we should be getting more output, but it doesn't seem to be elaborating on the exact error.Any ideas what might be happening or causing this issue?