Closed sineld closed 1 year ago
Great suggestion! I'll take a look at this when I'm next looking at the project.
In the meantime, PR's are always welcome 😉
I could have a look at this over the weekend.
I use enable and disable too much. I'd be a very handy feature for me. I hope your reliese it soon. Thanks.
I could have a look at this over the weekend.
Happy to accept PR's on this! From playing around with the notification API on iOS in Swift, it seems fairly simple to setup a wrapper and trigger them on device. Hopefully that experience translates well to macOS.
This will be in the next release, I'll fire one out now
Thank you for the prompt update, everyone.
I have downloaded the latest version and granted the necessary permissions, but it is not working as expected. I even tried removing it completely, restarting macOS, and reinstalling it, but the issue persists.
I think I just experienced the same problem you're having. I was able to fix it by removing Auto Clicker from Accessibility settings outlined below, then opening the app and it worked as expected.
@AnonymousAlt0 I got it worked as you directed me, thanks. Notifications pops up when started and when finished but no notifications is poping up on manual stop.
@AnonymousAlt0 super, thank you for debugging that - it would have been my suggestion too. Not entirely sure why it was necessary as the app identifier hasn't changed... only fix could be to try and do a permissions reset on application load.
@sineld thats by intention at the moment, notifications are only fired at specified automated start/stop points.
@AnonymousAlt0 that does raise an important consideration though, if the user cancels the timer, are notifications cleared?
Description
Wouldn't it be great if there was an optional feature to display a notification when the process begins and ends?
Desired Behavior
Notifications
Additional Context
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