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Framework/Bundle fail to load, plugin commands fail to run in rare cases #32
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Likely issue #15. |
Nope, didn't install using Toolbox. |
Could you elaborate? How did you install? What happens when you click the Plugin menu options - nothing at all? Does the plugin appear in the Plugins menu at all? Also, could you tell me what prints in the Console.app? |
Installed manually.
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Hmm. You downloaded the zipped plugin using the link in the README, right? Could you try downloading and installing it again? |
Yes. Doesn't work. |
Please include what version of OS X you're running, your Sketch version, and whether it is from the App Store or the Sketch site. OK, let's try this:
This is a little on the nuclear side, but should eliminate the potential causes. Please provide your Console.app log, so that I can confirm the same error is persisting. |
Still Error
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That's puzzling. Is your version of Sketch from the Mac App Store or the Sketch site? The error you are getting is consistent with the corrupt/invalid download error Sketch Toolbox users are currently getting. Since you haven't downloaded using Sketch Toolbox and are installing manually, you shouldn't be having this problem... You are trying this all on 3.4.1, right? |
I downloaded from the App Store, currently I switched back to 3.4 because I couldn't get Fluid to work. And so I'm staying on 3.4 until it's released on the App Store. |
I'm sorry you aren't able to use Fluid. :/ I'm going to continue to investigate this and see if I can't come up with a solution, or at least isolate what's causing it. I'll update you via this issue & Twitter. |
No problem. I just wish I could use your wonderful plugin. Thanks! |
Hi Matt, here's +1 with the same issue, different errors. Except I installed Fluid through the Sketch Toolbox, uninstalled it and then installed it manually. Nothing I do seems to work. Console log:
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Ah, well. Whatever this is is just a bundle of joy. I suspect this is still the same issue that Sketch Toolbox suffers from (even though neither of you have installed via it), where the bundle and framework files somehow get corrupted. @itsgrafik, did you: |
I did install via Sketch Toolbox, uninstalled and then followed the instructions but just not working... I am still on Mavericks tho, maybe that could remotely be related to the reason? |
It's possible. @rohapa are you on Mavericks as well? |
Yosemite |
Hello! The plugin was installed manually, but nothing happens at startup. May be downgrade to 3.4.0? |
No, downgrading won't fix it, unfortunately. It could be caused by your using Mavericks, but as rohapa above is on Yosemite that doesn't quite explain it. Maybe two different issues. Could you include your console.app log? |
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In the coming days I will try to upgrade to El Capitan |
Do let me know if that works. Is there anything else that you left out of your log? Usually there's a load failure related to the framework or bundle. |
DONE! thanks |
@BlakWolf I'm sorry? I don't see anything. |
So far, I'm guessing that this has something to do with Mavericks (10.9), maybe, as that's the only common denominator I see. No clue why, there aren't any known issues with Mavericks and loading frameworks. |
Oh! This is obvious now - This is also why you set deployment targets correctly, ladies and gents |
Yohooo! Waiting next release! |
Doesn't work with Sketch 3.4 or 3.4.1
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