dawgermany
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10 months ago same behaviour as #4 but without showing the error
Closed dawgermany closed 5 months ago
dawgermany
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10 months ago same behaviour as #4 but without showing the error
dawgermany
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10 months ago moving to general app folder (/Applications) instead of the users app folder seems to help to bring up the dialog for allowing file access, but it shows the error again (Authentication System: DISABLED. Resources authenticating via the system can not be accessed). also it crashes on startup immedietly and can only be opened by clicking reopen now from the crash dialog and not by closing the dialog and trying to open it again
dawgermany
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10 months ago with further testing, if I move it to general app folder, it will again not have processing and python console enabled as in #9. Also it does not show QGIS-LTR like it does when in the user app folder but just QGIS with no Icon. copying back does revert all the changes with it again not being able to access desktop etc, but having processing enabled
dawgermany
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10 months ago Tried directly installing to the standard applications folder vie chosing different path in the installer; same behaviour
dawgermany
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5 months ago updating to macos 14.4.1 somehow solved the issue I think🤔🤔
dawgermany
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5 months ago installed latest version (3.36.2), on startup it correctly prompted for file permissions, file browser also seems to work. gonna close for now 👍 the only change I made in the setup was upgrading my macos, idk if that was the cause or not. So cant repro
When opening a project, all the files are unlinked. they can be relinked from the initial missing source dialog by individually browsing and assigning. when manually assigning one and clicking on autofind, nothing happens (although for shure should). When keeping unavailable layers and then trying to click on the red triangle to relink it opens the inbuilt source browser which is not able to show the files in "project home". the folder is on the desktop, normally mac os prompts the user with a dialog "application x is trying to access files on your desktop; allow?" which then enables the application to access it. this does not happen with qgis and it is in this weird middle ground where it can access file which are imported through the mac os file dialog, but not through the means of inbuilt functions. Another example of this is the qgis start page where it will show recently used projects, but it not able to open them. They can however be opened if you open the project from finder by right clicking -> open with. This missing functionality breaks using previous projects with qgis.