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In recent Mixxx snapshots, the user is asked for permission to access a folder every time Mixxx launches:
Not sure if this is intentional, most apps on macOS persist this permission in some way, should Mixxx do something similar? This dialog shows up even if the user has granted "Full Disk Access" via the system settings:
This issue seems to be present in all snapshots since 3f9d90c, snapshots before 9e974cd didn't have it so it's most likely caused by a sandboxing change between these commits.
Version
2.5-alpha-33-g3e500b1abc
OS
macOS 13.4 (arm64)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This fixes a regression introduced in 5111af7
and the corresponding issues (mixxxdj#11552 and mixxxdj#12137).
To prevent this from happening again, 8c6154e
marks `openSecurityToken` as `[[nodiscard]]`.
fwcd
added a commit
to fwcd/mixxx
that referenced
this issue
Dec 22, 2023
This fixes a regression introduced in 5111af7
and the corresponding issues (mixxxdj#11552 and mixxxdj#12137).
To prevent this from happening again, 8c6154e
marks `openSecurityToken` as `[[nodiscard]]`.
Bug Description
In recent Mixxx snapshots, the user is asked for permission to access a folder every time Mixxx launches:
Not sure if this is intentional, most apps on macOS persist this permission in some way, should Mixxx do something similar? This dialog shows up even if the user has granted "Full Disk Access" via the system settings:
This issue seems to be present in all snapshots since 3f9d90c, snapshots before 9e974cd didn't have it so it's most likely caused by a sandboxing change between these commits.
Version
2.5-alpha-33-g3e500b1abc
OS
macOS 13.4 (arm64)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: