On 6 May 2021, at 19:10, Antonio Leding wrote: > Interesting - is there any reason why the CPU architecture would be a factor > here? Or is the thinking that the complete wipe was required just due to > normal cleanup and possibly a change to a new OS?
The CPU architecture does appear to matter -- at least implicitly. > I think it would be bizarre if the ARM-based CPU arch would cause this but > given the feedback here, need to ask. Or maybe does the OS have different > under-the-hood behavior due to it running on an M1 vs. x86? I still don't know exactly what the problem is/was, but the x86-only builds (including r5757 and earlier) of MailMate had issues with using AppleScript on the M1. Specifically, I've had this reported for SpamSieve and the OmniFocus bundle. I don't think the general problem is specific to MailMate. The more recent test releases of MailMate are universal and do not appear to have any issues on the M1. (Debugging was a bit hard given that I don't own an M1 machine myself.) Sorry if the problem was somehow caused by how MailMate uses AppleScript. -- Benny _______________________________________________ mailmate mailing list mailmate@lists.freron.com https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
