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I got this working on MacOS, and I wanted to share how, for other people who might be looking.
First step, not a problem with this script: qutebrowser needs to be able to call spawn correctly, which it can't by default on MacOS. see this issue for details on the problem and how to get around it. I'm solving this by launching from a terminal window, the other solutions listed there should work just as well.
Second thing, which is possibly an issue with this script: when trying to save I got the error
Pinboard - Bookmark saved ERROR: API_PATH must be an HTTP `/path` currently: https://api.pinboard.in/v1/posts/add
Clearly, the path is in fact an http path, and I don't understand why the check there is failing (I tried with both http and https variants and got the same error). I commented out the lines that do this check (lines 68 and 69 at present), and the script seems to work fine (in limited testing) with no errors. I'm certain there is a more sustainable way of solving this problem within the script that is beyond my current knowledge.
Hope this helps someone!
@dmix feel free to include this information in the README or anywhere else if you would like.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I got this working on MacOS, and I wanted to share how, for other people who might be looking.
First step, not a problem with this script: qutebrowser needs to be able to call
spawn
correctly, which it can't by default on MacOS. see this issue for details on the problem and how to get around it. I'm solving this by launching from a terminal window, the other solutions listed there should work just as well.Second thing, which is possibly an issue with this script: when trying to save I got the error
Clearly, the path is in fact an http path, and I don't understand why the check there is failing (I tried with both http and https variants and got the same error). I commented out the lines that do this check (lines 68 and 69 at present), and the script seems to work fine (in limited testing) with no errors. I'm certain there is a more sustainable way of solving this problem within the script that is beyond my current knowledge.
Hope this helps someone!
@dmix feel free to include this information in the README or anywhere else if you would like.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: