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Typically, an OC **Clean** Snapshot should only be used the first time you snapshot to ensure any sample entries in the config.plist are removed and added anew. Every subsequent snapshot should be a regular OC Snapshot to ensure any customizations you've made are preserved. Typically, an OC **Clean** Snapshot should only be used the first time you snapshot to ensure any sample entries in the config.plist are removed and added anew. Every subsequent snapshot should be a regular OC Snapshot to ensure any customizations you've made are preserved.
* **Can't click anything on Sonoma (14.x) and Newer**
This appears to manifest when using python 3.11.x and older due to some isssue with tk and macOS. Updating to at least python 3.12.0 (found [here](https://www.python.org/downloads/macos/)) appears to fix it. If you are unable to update your python version, you can also move the window around before trying to click the elements in the treeview.
* **ProperTree opens a black window on macOS Monterey (12.x) and Newer** * **ProperTree opens a black window on macOS Monterey (12.x) and Newer**
It appears the default tk implementation that ships with macOS Monterey (and the version installed with the Command Line Tools) doesn't display correctly. A workaround is to download and install the latest build of python from python.org (found [here](https://www.python.org/downloads/macos/)) which has a compatible tk bundled, then use the `buildapp-select.command` located in ProperTree's `Scripts` directory to build an application bundle targeting the installed python's path. You can then leverage the `ProperTree.app` bundle it creates. It appears the default tk implementation that ships with macOS Monterey (and the version installed with the Command Line Tools) doesn't display correctly. A workaround is to download and install the latest build of python from python.org (found [here](https://www.python.org/downloads/macos/)) which has a compatible tk bundled, then use the `buildapp-select.command` located in ProperTree's `Scripts` directory to build an application bundle targeting the installed python's path. You can then leverage the `ProperTree.app` bundle it creates.