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Great wrapper! I've been googleing something like this for dayz!
Quick problem. I'm using this wrapper to call Things3 on macOS but getting:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "test.py", line 5, in <module> xcall.xcall('things', 'add?title=Test') File "xcall.py", line 86, in xcall return client.xcall(action, action_parameters, activate_app) File "xcall.py", line 132, in xcall result = self._xcall(cmdurl, activate_app) File "xcall.py", line 167, in _xcall 'Try xcall directly from terminal with: "%s" ' % (stdout, stderr, ' '.join(args))) AssertionError: xcall utility replied unexpectedly on *both* stdout and stderr. stdout: "b'{\n "x-things-id" : "5588E4D4-53F6-4EB8-841F-411B3BED840D"\n}\n'" stderr: "b''"
So the stange thin is. It works! The call is beging routed and the action is performd.
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The code I'm using btw:
import xcall xcall.xcall('things', 'add?title=Test')
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Great wrapper! I've been googleing something like this for dayz!
Quick problem. I'm using this wrapper to call Things3 on macOS but getting:
So the stange thin is. It works! The call is beging routed and the action is performd.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: