Mark Munz on Twitter: "@petermaurer @mjtsai A better option might be to specify you want a scripts folder via app plist and have OS X create it on first launch."

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Peter Maurer ‏@petermaurer 25 Oct 2012

Ah, the joys of sandboxing: Wording an explanation for how to install a script in Application Scripts is about as fun as a tooth ache.
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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 25 Oct 2012

@petermaurer Isn’t it great how the folder may not exist, but your app doesn’t have permission to create it?
Mark Munz ‏@mmunz 25 Oct 2012

@mjtsai @petermaurer Just more evidence that Apple has never bothered to even TRY to use this sandbox crap they're inflicting on us.
Peter Maurer ‏@petermaurer 25 Oct 2012

@mmunz @mjtsai Turns out I can indeed create Application Scripts, too, if it doesn't exist yet.

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@petermaurer @mjtsai A better option might be to specify you want a scripts folder via app plist and have OS X create it on first launch.

8:07 AM - 25 Oct 2012

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