10.10 yosemite doesn't work at all

[patrickkettner]

running terminal-notifier -message 'test' just hangs, nothing is logged to the terminal or to the system console

[julienXX]

@patrickkettner Which version are you running? Did you install it via homebrew or via gem?

[patrickkettner]

ack, sorry for the shit bug description.

I tried version is 1.6.1 installed via homebrew, as well as 1.6.1 installed via gem

[julienXX]

no worries :)
You're on 10.10 latest beta?

[patrickkettner]

correct a mundo

[julienXX]

If you open Console.app do you see anything related to terminal-notifier when trying to send a notification?

[patrickkettner]

No sir (thats the one thing I did remember to mention in the original bug report :p)

Nothing is output in the terminal or console.app, it just hangs. More than happy to compile a debug build of the app if it will help at all

[julienXX]

Ok I'll try it later when I'll get back home (no 10.10 at work).

[julienXX]

Ok it works on my 10.10 machine. Your Notification Center isn't in "do no disturb" mode?

[patrickkettner]

well thats strange :[

No, it isn't in do not disturb. would it hang if it was? Which build are you on?

[julienXX]

Apparently yes #104

[julienXX]

On 1.6.1 too

[brndnblck]

Having this issue as well, running latest beta. I've double checked that DND isn't enabled, and I'm running v1.6.1.

Is there a specific xcode dependency that we need for Yosemite?

[albinoz]

Hello, Same here,
I cannot made it run with Last DP7.
not in not disturb Mode
I see it in Notifications Preferences so.

[firedev]

For me it is working fine from the command line but not in guard.

[albinoz]

My Sorry,
One mistake from myself.
It's working :)
terminal-notifier-notify -message
Thanks

[whatcould]

Not sure if my issue is the same as others, but I had an issue with terminal notifier in Yosemite, running with Bundler. At some point I must have switched to the github gem version (pointing bundler to gem 'terminal-notifier', github: 'alloy/terminal-notifier'.

I dug in and noticed that when bundler installed the Github version instead of the gem version (to bundle/bundler/gems/ where the other git gems are installed), the terminal-notifier.app was not compiled — it doesn't even seem to have tried and failed. I switched back to the gem version (eg just specifying gem 'terminal-notifier') and everything worked fine.

I don't remember why I originally switched away from the gem version to the git version — I may have not had the correct build tools installed on Yosemite, so it wasn't building? Or maybe some XCode beta wasn't building it correctly? At any rate it seems to work fine now. Except for Bundler not building the Github version, which is probably a Bundler issue.

[aral]

Just a quick note that it is working for me under Preview 8 (built from source).

[carldavis]

I am on 10.10 with brew installed terminal-notifier 1.6.1 and terminal-notifier just hangs when I try to use it. DND is not enabled.

I am trying to execute it like:
/Applications ./terminal-notifier.app/Contents/MacOS/terminal-notifier -message test

[jeffbyrnes]

One of our devs (@haizhou) reported this as well.

[julienXX]

@carldavis @jeffbyrnes @brandonblack @patrickkettner @albinoz I'll try to give you a custom build to try in the next few days if you have some time to test it.

[patrickkettner]

happy to test whatever whenver

[jeffbyrnes]

@julienXX happy to help.

[albinoz]

I use terminal notifier in applescript what check os x version.
"10.10" was Know < "10.9" because it see 10 like 1.
Here, all Work by fixing this.

[lucascaton]

Worked fine with 1.6.1 version! Thanks.

[Apsu]

For anyone who's having trouble with terminal-notifier from inside tmux, I had the exact same issue inside, but not outside (using 1.6.1). Diffing the environment variables, I couldn't find anything of any relevance, but I recalled that some issues with tmux talking to OSX require using the reattach-to-user-namespace helper, which can be installed with homebrew.

Reconfiguring tmux to use reattach-to-user-namespace $shell as the default-command fixed the hanging issue for me entirely.

[patrickkettner]

I am using tmux, however I was already using the reattach-to-user-namespace wrapper. Thought we figured it out for a sec :[

[smackesey]

+1 for hanging when running from tmux, but not a non-tmux shell. My tmux is configured with this line:

set-option -g default-command "reattach-to-user-namespace -l zsh"

Which was taken from the instructions from this page.

[julienXX]

@smackesey @patrickkettner @Apsu could one of you open a new issue regarding the tux stuff so that we can all track better the progress? Thanks.

[smackesey]

@julienXX done

[patrickkettner]

@julienXX - for what its worth, I think that may be this issue

[julienXX]

@patrickkettner do you mean that when you opened the issue originally you were using terminal-notifier from tmux?

[patrickkettner]

yesir. I never checked outside of it until @Apsu mentioned it. It worked perfectly fine in mavericks and tmux

[julienXX]

Closing this issue, please see #115 for tmux users.
If someone still can't run 1.6.1 under Yosemite and isn't using tmux, please open a new issue as this one has become difficult to manage.

[mattiasarro]

I had an issue with jruby: terminal_notifier.rb:9 checks for /darwin/ =~ RUBY_PLATFORM, but RUBY_PLATFORM for jruby is just "java".

So I modified TerminalNotifier.available? to always return true