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I say this as the underlying Shortcut that I had created and last updated in August 2022, had worked prior to Mac OS Ventura and IOS 16 without crashing.The right music will really bring your photo video to life, but if you’re planning to share it, you’ll need to make sure you’re not using music without the necessary license.

#Shotcut crashes code#

As per my prior note as well, the crash occurs on my iPhone 14 (IOS 16.3) as well (I just tested it twice, once attempting to add a new entry into the existing original problematic Shortcut (called Pill Reminder) and also, thereafter, trying to create a new Shortcut with a nested Dictionary setup and again, both crashed at the same point, attempting to enter in the Key name in the 2nd level of the nested Dictionary (ergo the medication name)) this furthers my thinking that the cause is not my OSes and issues therein with possible corrupt settings/preferences but with underlying code within Shortcuts that is common to both the MacOS and IOS, that has recently been updated and now, cannot function correctly and is therefore causing the crash. It continues on a New User account that I created, as well as on an existing User account that have never used Shortcuts, ever. But attempting to edit the dictionary is the point that causes the crash. And running the original Shortcut with the nested dictionary seems to still work. I can create other scripts that don't use dictionaries without apparent issue. The script crashes again when working on the nested dictionary setup.

**I will also note, after having uninstalled all Shortcuts, in the app, disabling iCloud replication, etc., on both MacOS and IOS, I attempted to recreate the Shortcut from scratch. That said, thank you for reading and any help you, the community, can offer. That, leads me to think it might be more the Dictionary setup I have but it does happen in other non-dictionary using Shortcuts, so that makes me think it is Shortcuts itself and any underlying common code/components Mac OS Ventura (on M1 based Mac) and IOS 16. Also, I can say this is also happening on the IOS (IOS 16.2 and 16.3, after updating) in Shortcuts. This Dictionary setup worked in prior versions of Mac OS, so it has me suspecting either the nested Dictionary setup is the cause (likely but then what should I do?) or Mac OS Ventura 13.1 and especially 13.2 has changed something that is therein causing it.

So simply put the dictionary should look like this: It is when attempting to (presently) create keywords at this level that the Shortcut crashes, or historically when it would crash (either attempting to revise some keyword’s associate text or number value) or adding a new medication and the dictionary details contained therein. Therein, this dictionary keyword contained:

within each family_member, there is a dictionary named:.

top level of dictionary is family_member name based.

I was testing in a situation where I track medications I or my family use.

It only seems to happen once I have started to create or edit a Dictionary inside the Shortcut.

It only happens with ones I either have created (prior to removing them, as per my original note) or that I attempt to create.

It doesn’t happen with any Gallery based and downloaded Shortcut.

That said, I have some more details as to the likely cause, that being: It is the only app where it is happening. That being said, I have looked into the crash logs sent to Apple each time the crash happens on Ventura, and there’s no clue in my crash logs, that I can find as to the cause. Best of luck.įirst, thank you for your suggestion that said, I doubt that will resolve the issue, the reason I suggest this is the issue happens on both Mac OS Ventura and IOS 16. Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.

#Shotcut crashes how to#

Those steps can be found here: How to reinstall macOS - Apple Support If this issue continues to occur while testing in safe mode, then you'll want to reinstall your macOS. 3.) Select your startup disk, then press and hold the Shift key while clicking “Continue in Safe Mode.” 4.) Log in to your Mac.

2.) Turn on your Mac and continue to press and hold the power button until you see the startup options window. How to use safe mode on your Mac - Apple SupportĪpple silicon 1.) Shut down your Mac. Just in case, this resource can guide you on how to start up in safe mode: This is a great step to further isolate this issue.

#Shotcut crashes software#

To further isolate a possible software conflict, try starting up in safe mode. Since the app is still not responding properly, we'd like to recommend some additional steps you can try. You've done a great job in troubleshooting this unique issue with the Shortcuts app.