My music licensing enterprise makes use of Filemaker and fairly a couple of Applescripts as a part of its day after day operations. For years we have now been operating every little thing on OS 10.14 with none points. We lately up to date our OS to 12.1. Lots of the Applescripts at the moment are damaged. I’ve spent the higher a part of the day making an attempt to get one which imports music information into Music (the script used to make use of iTunes), units all of the tags, and converts them to different file codecs and located that most of the steps merely don’t set off seemingly from permissions points. Altering:
set newfile to ("path to file")
to
set newfile to alias ("path to file")
mounted the power to import the music observe in. I additionally ran:
-e 'inform utility "Music" to activate'
from Terminal to see if that will repair the permission, and and that did repair most of the steps if I run the script from the Script Editor. Nonetheless, the scripts have to run from Filemaker. So, 1) is there an analogous command I can run to permit FileMaker to run the scripts with out problem (I attempted including Filemaker to the Privateness Pane – each Accessibility and Full Disk Entry – however no luck), and a pair of) are there “normal” finest steps when upgrading Applescripts to work with OS 12? Thanks for any assist!
Replace: In Safety & Privateness > Automation, I do even have FileMaker Professional allowed to manage Finder and Music.
