This method has some problem on MacOS 10.15 auto mode

[oyljerry]

Hi:
After tried your method to detect appearance, I have found some issue on MacOS 10.15 auto mode. Please check below reproduce scenario.
Assumption: Currently, it is time at 8:00 PM local time, and turn on Auto Mode, The Appearance is in dark mode.
The function now detect it dark mode (Correct), Now I go to "General", Switch "Appearance" to "Dark" mode, Then, I switch to "Auto" mode again, In this scenario, The function will get "UserDefaults(AppleInterfaceStyleSwitchesAutomatically)" to TRUE, and "UserDefaults(AppleInterfaceStyle)" to "Dark", so, It will detect theme to "Light", but currently, It is Dark in "Auto" mode, Please kindly check this issue. Thanks.

[PentonBin]

Hi:
After tried your method to detect appearance, I have found some issue on MacOS 10.15 auto mode. Please check below reproduce scenario.
Assumption: Currently, it is time at 8:00 PM local time, and turn on Auto Mode, The Appearance is in dark mode.
The function now detect it dark mode (Correct), Now I go to "General", Switch "Appearance" to "Dark" mode, Then, I switch to "Auto" mode again, In this scenario, The function will get "UserDefaults(AppleInterfaceStyleSwitchesAutomatically)" to TRUE, and "UserDefaults(AppleInterfaceStyle)" to "Dark", so, It will detect theme to "Light", but currently, It is Dark in "Auto" mode, Please kindly check this issue. Thanks.

hi oyljerry, have you solved this problem?

[tunabelly]

@oyljerry @PentonBin this should be resolved by the fix from @ruiaureliano where it now checks the effective appearance on 10.15 instead of relying on the user defaults which can be incorrect. Check out this commit for the changes:

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