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After using the Shell Command: Install void command in PATH action from the Command Palette, the void binary is added to usr/bin/local/void, but is not executable.
Trying to use void in the command line, results in:
When trying to manually chmod +x the usr/local/bin/void binary directly, macOS prompts the user to give Terminal (or any other 3rd party terminal app being used at the time) permissions to "update or delete other applications", this setting can be found in System Settings > Privacy & Security > App Management.
Perhaps there is something confusing the "ownership" of the underlying code binary that prevents the script from making this binary executable?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
After using the
Shell Command: Install
voidcommand in PATH
action from the Command Palette, thevoid
binary is added tousr/bin/local/void
, but is not executable.Trying to use
void
in the command line, results in:There is code that is supposed to make the
Void.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/code
binary executable in the darwin build pipeline: https://github.com/voideditor/void/blob/main/build/azure-pipelines/darwin/product-build-darwin.yml#L198Potentially Notable Information
When trying to manually
chmod +x
theusr/local/bin/void
binary directly, macOS prompts the user to give Terminal (or any other 3rd party terminal app being used at the time) permissions to "update or delete other applications", this setting can be found inSystem Settings > Privacy & Security > App Management
.Perhaps there is something confusing the "ownership" of the underlying
code
binary that prevents the script from making this binary executable?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: