[Bug]: Safari is no longer indexed in macOS 13 by default?

[lgarron]

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Bug description

macOS 13 Ventura seems to have moved Safari.app to /System/Volumes/Preboot/Cryptexes/App/System/Applications/Safari.app/:

> ls -al /Applications/Safari.app
lrwxr-xr-x@ 1 root  wheel  54 Oct 28 01:43 /Applications/Safari.app@ -> ../System/Cryptexes/App/System/Applications/Safari.app

For me, this meant that Quicksilver no longer indexed Safari when I upgraded. I added it back manually, but I thought I'd file an issue in case this might affect other folks.

Steps to reproduce

1. Upgrade to macOS 13 Ventura
2. Invoke Quicksilver and try to launch "Safari"
3. Observe no Safari in the catalog. 🥺

Expected behavior

Safari launches.

MacOS Version

Other

Quicksilver Version

2.4.0

Relevant Plugins

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Crash Logs or Spindump

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Screenshots

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Additional info

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[skurfer]

Do you have the System Applications preset enabled? That will pick up things in /System/Applications, which is where a lot of the built-in apps are kept now.

[lgarron]

Do you have the System Applications preset enabled?

I do! Safari's nowhere in sight. :-/

[n8henrie]

As another workaround, checking Find All Applications (bottom of your screenshot) is indexing it for me (perhaps why I didn't notice this).

[lgarron]

As another workaround, checking Find All Applications (bottom of your screenshot) is indexing it for me (perhaps why I didn't notice this).

This is pretty handy, and it helped me find another app I was missing!

However, it results in a very long list that I don't want to check/uncheck by hand, so I'm personally going to stick with manually indexing /System/Volumes/Preboot/Cryptexes/App/System/Applications/Safari.app/ for now.

[ernstki]

Thanks, @lgarron, good tip.

Here's how that worked out for me: I chose the parent directory of Safari.app, scanned for type "Application" and checked "Omit source item." Probably not a different result than what you were prescribing, but this is how I would've normally done it, absent any external guidance.