App won't install
ddaddy opened this issue Β· 7 comments
I had v1.0 installed and working, however since installing v1.1 the Xcode Source Editor
section of the System
->Extensions
has disappeared, as if there are no extensions.
I've tried reinstalling v1.0 and it's the same π€·ββοΈ
Is there an additional step needed?
Hmm, have you opened the app first?
Yes.
- I've downloaded the app from the link in the ReadMe.
- Unzipped it.
- Dragged it to my Applications folder.
- Double click to open.
- Confirm the "Downloaded from the internet" open prompt.
- App Opens.
- Open Settings and click Extensions.
There is no Xcode source editor
listed.
I did notice the previous version was named Multiliner App.app
but this one is just Multiliner.app
. Not sure if that matters.
@ddaddy There's some sort of system-wide bug with Xcode and its extensions that you've hit. I have this happen all of the time and I can usually fix it by doing the following:
- Quit Xcode
- Go to the
/Applications
directory - Rename Xcode to something (I usually just add a space character before the extension)
- Rename Xcode back
- Your extensions reappear
It's strange, but it works.
@ddaddy also maybe try deleting all copies of Multiliner if they exist β I had a bunch from testing. After deleting all copies the Source Editor tab disappeared, then after redownloading the app it appeared again.
Lots of Multiliners | System Preferences (after redownloading) |
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@ddaddy There's some sort of system-wide bug with Xcode and its extensions that you've hit. I have this happen all of the time and I can usually fix it by doing the following:
- Quit Xcode
- Go to the
/Applications
directory- Rename Xcode to something (I usually just add a space character before the extension)
- Rename Xcode back
- Your extensions reappear
It's strange, but it works.
This was the solution. I tried @aheze method first by deleting every copy even from the Trash but it didn't fix it.
Renaming Xcode and back again fixed it.
Thanks
Great, thanks @brettohland for the tips!
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when multiple copies of Xcode are on the same machine, extensions can stop working completely. In this case, Apple Developer Relations suggests re-registering your main copy of Xcode with Launch Servicesβ¦
https://nshipster.com/xcode-source-extensions/
That's essentially what you're doing when you rename Xcode. You're re-registering it with the system.