Hi:
The macOS version of Anki is incorrectly including the parent directory with the CFBundleExecutable value.
For example:
/usr/bin/defaults read /path/to/Anki.app/Contents/Info.plist CFBundleExecutable
MacOS/anki
Where it should be just “anki”.
We manage 100’s of macOS application and Anki is the only application that includes the parent directory “MacOS” with the CFBundleExecutable value.
For example…
/usr/bin/defaults read /path/go/Slack.app/Contents/Info.plist CFBundleExecutable
Slack
Or any other macOS application we support and have had experience.
The reason I am reaching out about this is this issue breaks our automation in creating a installer package for Anki and new version to distribute to our Mac fleet.
Would appreciate if you can fix the CFBundleExecutable value with a new release of Anki.