On 25 Sep 2018, at 5:44, Piers Harrison wrote:
In the end, the only solution I could find was to the give Quicksilver
Full
Disk Access (system preferences > security & privacy > privacy > full
disk
access), then force a catalogue rescan. That worked.
That shouldn’t be necessary. I don’t have Quicksilver listed there.
That same fix hasn't solved the problem with 1Password.
Did you try running the command in my last message to see if any results
come back?
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