Platformio-atom-ide-terminal: LSOpenURLsWithRole() failed for the application /Applications/Atom.app with error -10810

[jbrodriguez]

I'm getting this error after updgrading to the latest version ...

I have the following script to assist in git-plus dealings

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Get the location of the file to edit from Git.
FILE_TO_EDIT="$1"

# If the file we're editing is a commit message, we can assume Atom is set up
# to insert the magic token when the editor closes. Otherwise, we need to let
# Atom tell Git when it is done.
#
if [[ $(basename "$FILE_TO_EDIT") == "COMMIT_EDITMSG" || $(basename "$FILE_TO_EDIT") == "git-rebase-todo" ]]
then
  # Tell Atom to open the file in an existing window.
  atom "$FILE_TO_EDIT"

  # Wait for Atom to write the magic marker - ##ATOM EDIT COMPLETE## - to signal
  # that the editor has been closed.
  #
  tail -f "$FILE_TO_EDIT" | while read LOGLINE
  do
    [[ "$LOGLINE" == "##ATOM EDIT COMPLETE##" ]] && pkill -P $$ tail
  done

else
  # Tell Atom to open the file in a new window and report when it is finished.
  atom --wait "$FILE_TO_EDIT"
fi

platformio was working fine before the upgrade

[mikebelanger]

I am having the same issue -- also had the problem when upgrading to latest Atom version (v.1.12.2), on latest OS X (10.12.1). Steps to reproduce:

1. Launch Atom and in the menu, Go Atom >> Install Shell Commands.
2. Open a new platformio-atom-ide-terminal window, and enter atom. I get the following error:

LSOpenURLsWithRole() failed for the application /Applications/Atom.app with error -10810.

My hunch is there's a permissions issue occurring. If I run sudo atom, atom launches perfectly fine within this terminal emulator.

[drorata]

I have the same problem. Cannot run atom from platformio-atom-ide; getting LSOpenURLsWithRole() failed for the application /Applications/Atom.app with error -10810.

[malikshubham827]

@jbrodriguez Do you know the version number in which this update was pushed? Maybe we could use the previous version and get our work done.

@mikebelanger I tried using
sudo atom hello.html
but I got two windows running at the same time and these two errors too:

[BenSjoberg]

It seems to work if you run atom with no environment variables defined. As a workaround, I put the following in my .bash_profile: alias atom='env -i /usr/local/bin/atom'