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Spotlight bring-to-foreground feature broken in macOS Catalina #91
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This solution on the emacs StackExchange has a similar workaround https://emacs.stackexchange.com/a/54383/11315 |
I was reminded of this again today after installing the latest emacs 28 prerelease. The same steps fixed it. As of today, I'm running MacOS 10.15.7 and installed |
I believe this is the same issue as #84 |
This continues for me with the latest (28.1-1). With the newly installed version, I start emacs. It loads fine. If I open a file using But, if I use spotlight to switch to emacs (as described in the original post on this issue), a new instance of emacs launches. I tried shuffling the symlinks as descrbied in the emacs.stackexhange.com link above and it doesn't work with this latest version. This works worse than the stock download now. I see the app in my dock but it shows as non-responding and I have to kill it. |
And it's still here in 28.1-4. If it helps, here's what I see in
Note that the symlinks are pointing to the The resulting directory listing has these lines changed:
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THANK YOU for your efforts to bring emacs to macOS.
This issue is one of the first issues I ran into when upgrading to Catalina since I rely on emacs so heavily.
Someone named Chris Farber documented this problem + a workaround back in Dec 2019, so I won't rehash everything here. https://spin.atomicobject.com/2019/12/12/fixing-emacs-macos-catalina/
EDIT: I can confirm that following those steps fixed the issue for me. To reproduce:
brew cask install emacs
this installs Emacs 26.3The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: