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1 is a file, which is compiled by g++. When I execute the following command in iterm2

bash -c "open -a Terminal.app 1"

an error pops up

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Translate the Chinese in the picture into English:

'1' cannot be opened because '(null)' is not allowed to open documents in Terminal.

Why does this error occur? How to solve it? Thank you in advance!

Lancdorr
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  • Does this post answer your question? (not quite a duplicate, but similar) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74187734/launchpackager-command-can-t-be-opened – Justin Hendrickson Dec 27 '22 at 15:18
  • @JustinHendrickson Thank you, I've seen that post before, but it didn't solve my problem. Also, I don't want to use iterm as a terminal, I want to use what comes with mac. – Lancdorr Dec 27 '22 at 15:23

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it is an underlying bug in macOS Ventura with Terminal. the solution is to wait for Apple to update the version, or use the previous system version.

trytogo
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