Closed cliss closed 2 years ago
Ehhh... 🤔
Do you have Python plugins? Maybe this is due to Python 2.7 depreciation in macOS 12.3?
You're right; I absolutely do. So because one of my scripts refers to python
, that's why the message is showing then?
Sigh. Oh, Apple. 🙄
If my understanding is correct, feel free to close this without further comment. :)
I've tested this just to double check, this script gives me the same warning:
#!/usr/bin/python2.7
print("Python Test")
Python 3 works fine as expected
Sigh. Oh, Apple.
I think in this case they are doing the right thing, Python 3 is 10+ years old, IT IS TIME TO UPGRADE CASEY! 😝 The messaging could be better, so much "SwiftBar needs to be updated"...
You're 100% correct; out of habit/laziness/ignorance I had been referencing python
in a script; by changing it to python3
it worked no sweat.
Apologies for wasting your time, @melonamin! 🤦 😞
I keep getting the following dialog when I launch the app:
Not even sure why this is happening, to be honest, as it's built for Apple Silicon and is 64-bit...?