MacOS Opens with textEdit

[Nearezz]

After downloading the file macOs opens the file with textEdit and then you must go into terminal and run chmod 755 [rbxlx-to-rojo]
to make the file a excutable instead of a text document, you don't need to this in windows. I think this should be added to the download instructions for macos

[astrozyz]

how does chmod 755 work it keeps telling me no matches found

[binaryuses]

run
cd ~/Downloads (replace download with there its located)

then run
chmod 755 rbxlx-to-rojo-macos

basically makes it from readable to writeable

[ThomasGysemans]

This project simply doesn't work at all. I downloaded the latest version, 1.01 and 1.0.0, and both result in this error:

It opens a window of Finder and as soon as I click on this window it closes itself.

The permissions are 777 on this file.
I'm on macOS Sonoma 14.5 (M3)

#79

[Nearezz]

Simply drag the file to the terminal and click enter

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[ThomasGysemans]

Simply drag the file to the terminal and click enter

How do I drag it to the terminal? The Finder window that is opened by the command gets closed instantly as soon as I try to interact with it. I cannot drag the rbxl file into anything.

[Nearezz]

Select the file in the Finder, then right-click or Control-click and choose Get Info. In the window that opens, look for the Where field, which shows the file's enclosed folder. You can copy the path from this field and paste it wherever you need it. You can also open the Get Info window by pressing Command-I with the file selected, or by choosing Get Info from the File menu in Finde

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[ThomasGysemans]

Using the 1.0.1 version and the macOS binary, and by passing the path as first argument to the command, the whole thing crashes when it shows a Finder window asking me to select where to place the project.

[Chipzryum]

#71

I looked through this post and figured out a way to do it. After converting the file into a terminal thing.

run cd ~/Downloads (replace download with there its located)

then run chmod 755 rbxlx-to-rojo-macos

basically makes it from readable to writeable

Open up terminal, and run the following commands.

cd ~/Downloads
then
./rbxlx-to-rojo-macos