First, we need to install the app:
- Archive the app.
- Once you have your archive in the Organizer window, right-click it, and click Show in Finder.
- Right-click again, now on the latest
Gifski_DATE_.xcarchive
, and click Show Package Contents. - Open
/Products/Applications
and moveGifski.app
to yourApplications
directory.
Then, we need to check if our system has the latest service installed:
- In your terminal, enter the command:
/System/Library/CoreServices/pbs -dump | grep Gifski.app
- If you see
NSBundlePath = "/Applications/Gifski.app”
- you're good to go. - If you don't see the line above, try updating the cache:
/System/Library/CoreServices/pbs -update
Sometimes the service doesn't work and it's really hard to understand why without any tools. You can use a debug flag on the instance of Finder
app and see the logs it dumps:
/System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/MacOS/Finder -NSDebugServices com.sindresorhus.Gifski