On 10/16/19 at 12:20 PM, [email protected] (Duane Murphy) wrote:
> You must allow `bbedit` to send events to the BBEdit application. Use
> `tccutil reset AppleEvents` to reset the system's permissions, and try
> again. bbedit: error: -1743
>
> I receive this error when I try to launch BBEdit using the bbedit
> command line tool. This is new (probably after upgrading the OS?).
Here's an excerpt from the 12.5 change notes which may help:
===
When running on macOS 10.14, the command-line tools will preflight
their operations to make sure that they've been allowed to send
events to BBEdit. This may prompt you to allow access. If you deny
access, or have previously done so, the tools won't work correctly
until you run this Terminal command (and they will tell you so):
tccutil reset AppleEvents
If using tccutil doesn't solve the problem, then you are likely
using iTerm2 and your beta is out of date. Updating iTerm to the
latest available version should resolve this.
===
R.
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