The macros do work; I've run them manually via KM >> Run.
The Interactive Help shows that everything is okay.
I run a beta, but I ran the same beta-version before the clean install and KM Link worked just fine.
As far as I can see, all neccesary permissions are okay. I've toggled the permissions on and off (via System Preferences, Security & Privacy, Privacy, Accessibility) for Keyboard Maestro and
Keyboard Maestro Engine.
Hi, I read that your post have been slightly more than a year. I had encountered exactly the same situation as you since 2 days ago. I am on my M1 MBA. I do a clean reinstall of MacOS on my laptop, and then this whole scene happened to me.
I am exhausted with finding the solution and exhausted all the options available. The had gone the same path as you after reading you first post.
Have you found the root cause, and what actions and steps you had taken to resolve this? It's very frustrating for me to be unable to use all the macros I've created.
This seems to be a thread that consolidates a lot of good information. I recently moved to a new Mac, macOS Sequoia installed, and KMLink stopped working.
My old KMLink shortcuts were still programmed into the Stream Deck software, but the Macro field was greyed out (as above) and the arrow / spinner was spinning.
When adding new KMLink shortcuts to the Stream Deck, I was unable to see or select anything in the Macro field, and the spinner was just spinning.
Pressing an old KMLink enabled macro just resulted in the yellow warning triangle with the exclamation mark.
Turns out, KMLink couldn't run without Rosetta installed, and it doesn't prompt an "Install Rosetta" dialog for... reasons. Instead, run:
I'm so grateful for this discovery! Initially I had the same trouble. Worked for my clean install on apple silicon, after importing the KMLink macros from an Intel. Thank you
