The command seemed to have been executed successfully, but it was displayed as a failure

[def-peter]

[lifedever]

Thanks for reporting this! This happens because some commands return a non-zero exit code even when they complete successfully — TaskTick was treating any non-zero exit code as a failure.

This has been fixed in v1.2.3. You can now enable the "Ignore Exit Code" toggle in the task editor:

1. Open your task in the editor
2. Go to the Script tab
3. Enable "Ignore Exit Code" (below the Timeout field)

When this option is enabled, the task will be marked as successful as long as it exits normally (i.e., not killed by a signal or timeout), regardless of the exit code.

You can update via Homebrew:

brew upgrade task-tick

Or download directly from the v1.2.3 release.

[def-peter]

It seems that there is no "Ignore Exit Code" option.

[lifedever]

Update: The fix is now available in v1.2.4 (v1.2.3 had a packaging issue). Please update to v1.2.4 instead.

brew upgrade task-tick

Or download from the v1.2.4 release.