Sound and Notification working?

[rodhash]

set -g @pomodoro_sound 'on'                   # Sound for desktop notifications (Run `ls /System/Library/Sounds` for a list of sounds to use on Mac)
set -g @pomodoro_notifications 'on'           # Enable desktop notifications from your terminal

Plugin works great but these two option doesn't seem to work for me. Is it required to provie any extra permission in the latest MacOS Sequoia?

BTW the first one suggests to list files in that Sounds dir, are we supposed to choose one? Where to set the chosen sound? Couldn't find in the docs.

Thanks.

[dgmstuart]

@rodhash Notifications and sounds don't seem to work for me on a new machine running Sequoia, but does work on my other machines - eg. one running Ventura

Here's my config (shared across all machines): https://github.com/dgmstuart/dotfiles/blob/main/.tmux.conf#L68-L77

I don't remember if you have to choose a sound, but it seems like I did.

[dgmstuart]

@rodhash I thought it might be this, but it's also "off" on machines where sounds and notifications are working:

I guess the process sending the notification isn't iTerm, but Tmux itself 🤷

[dgmstuart]

OK! @rodhash @olimorris I have a fix!

You need to enable the ScriptEditor application in notification settings:

It didn't initially show up for me - I had to mess around with triggering notifications from the Script Editor application and then restart my machine, but now it works!

Credit to this thread: https://forum.latenightsw.com/t/trying-to-use-terminal-for-display-notification/5068/3

[deniskolosov]

thanks, @dgmstuart !
To anyone who stumbles into this on Sequoia:
Open Script Editor app, run

display notification "Hi all"

it should trigger a notification banner, which will have allow option. It should appear in notification settings as well