apple-events but it is missing for RESP:ĭefault 17:12:16.Icon badges shown in Finder and provided by GitFinder are divided in two groups.In order for this to work, I believe there are two things that need to be done in GitHub Desktop: In turn, this fails because GitHub Desktop is using the macOS Hardened Runtime, but does not have a code-signing entitlement to allow it to send Apple Events to other applications.
#Gitfinder ork code#
#BBEDIT GIT INTEGRATION CODE#Īdd a code signing entitlement, as follows:Įrror 17:12:16.646817 -0500 tccd Prompting policy for hardened runtime service: kTCCServiceAppleEvents requires entitlement. file is added to the working directory (unstaged), not yet tracked Here is the complete list: - file is up-to-date (no changes) rectangle-shaped badges indicate changes already written into the repository index (staged), thus ready to be committed.circle-shaped badges indicate changes in repository working directory, thus not yet written to the repository index (unstaged).
#Gitfinder ork mac os#
#BBEDIT GIT INTEGRATION MAC OS#įile is modified in the working directory (unstaged) Beginner's Setup Guide for Git & Github on Mac OS X.
There is an updated version of this post for OS X 10.9. GitFinder is running, but I don't see icon badges nor git menu commands?.įile type is changed in the repository index (staged) file is renamed in the repository index (staged) file is deleted in the repository index (staged) file is modified in the repository index (staged) file is added to the repository index (staged) file type is changed in the working directory (unstaged) file is renamed in the working directory (unstaged) file is deleted in the working directory (unstaged) While the steps below should still work, I recommend checking out the new guide if you are running 10.
Tick the checkbox on the left of extension name to enable it. If GitFinderSync extension is enabled, but you still don't see any badges nor git menu commands while GitFinder is running, check if the extension is running as well. Open Activity Monitor application and see if the process named GitFinderSync is running. If it is not, then it wasn't started by the OS. GitFinderSync extension is started by the OS, not by GitFinder itself. In order to ensure reliable starting or the extension, GitFinder HAS to be installed in either /Applications (OS applications folder) or ~/Applications (your home applications folder). Installing GitFinder in any other location DOES NOT ensure successful start of the extension. If GitFinderSync is running but you still don't see icon badges nor git menu commands, perhaps you forgot to add folders where your repositories reside into Repositories in GitFinder preferences. This has to be done due to a way Finder extensions work (and partially due to GitFinder's sandboxed nature).
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