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No DMG archive is created when I drag a file into KEKA application or use Finder -> Compress using Keka local menu. If in the configuration I choose another default compression format, e.g. 7z, zip and others, an appropriate archive is created.
I'm still using the old version 1.0.12 of Keka and it works fine there.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Drag and drop any file into Keka window
You can see that nothing happens. The compression progress window does not appear.
Expected behavior
In the source location of the compressed file, a dmg file should appear.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Due to sandbox limitations Keka can only create DMG's from a folder since version 1.1.0. You can workaround this by just temporarily moving the files you want to a folder and then drop the folder to Keka.
Probably you have dismissed the warning stating this:
You can enable that message again by executing this command in the Terminal.app and restarting Keka:
Thank you for the quick reply. Running the defaults remove command helped display this message.
With the help of Keka, I make a compressed archive of my MacOS applications, i.e. I try to compress a folder called SampleProgram.app. Are you suggesting that I should additionally put this folder in another folder and then compress it like this, do I understand correctly?
It actually works this way. It just doesn't give me peace of mind why the compression of this type of directories (e.g. Siri.app) works for other formats like 7z and the rest of them.
Thanks for your help, best regards.
Configuration
Describe the bug
No DMG archive is created when I drag a file into KEKA application or use Finder -> Compress using Keka local menu. If in the configuration I choose another default compression format, e.g. 7z, zip and others, an appropriate archive is created.
I'm still using the old version 1.0.12 of Keka and it works fine there.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
In the source location of the compressed file, a dmg file should appear.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: