sballin/alfred-search-notes-app

Error: Couldn't posix_spawn: error 2

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xit7 commented

To Reproduce

Steps/context to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Openning Alfred with keyboard shortcut immediately shows error. Worked like a charm since yesterday. Did not change anything to Alfred or setup since then.2.

Hope you can help? Can't live without it :)

Error text

search_notes error
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panic: unable to open database file: operation not permitted

goroutine 1 [running]:
main.PanicOnErr(...)
github.com/sballin/alfred-search-notes-app/main.go:461
main.main()
github.com/sballin/alfred-search-notes-app/main.go:474 +0x654

macOS: 12.3.1
Alfred: 4.6.4
Workflow: 3.5.2
CPU: arm64e
Binary xattrs: com.dropbox.attrs
Notes DB xattrs:
Binary info: 0755 501/3y 20/staff
Notes DB info: 0644 501/3y 20/staff
Query: title '�'
Accounts: iCloud

Info

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  • macOS version: 12.3.1
  • CPU: Intel or Apple (M1)? M1
  • Alfred version: 4.6.4
  • Workflow version: How can I see this?
  • In System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy, there are checkmarks for Accessibility > Alfred 4, Full Disk Access > Alfred 4, Automation > Alfred 4 > Notes, and Automation > Alfred 4 > System Events? Yes, worked before
  • What type of account are your notes stored in (iCloud/On My Mac/Email)? iCloud
  • If the workflow can't manage to show a list of your notes, verify that the search_notes executable file is present by right-clicking the "Search Notes" workflow in the workflow list of Alfred Preferences, choosing "Open in Finder" and opening the search_notes folder. Is there a file of the same name inside that folder?
  • If no error notification appears automatically, what is the output of the debug log when you reproduce the problem?
xit7 commented

All right, got it. Although in Preferences there was no hint regarding Full Disk Access I figured this was missing. Enabled it (again), now all good.

Thanks!

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