Localized.Strings is Corrupted with KM 10.2 on macOS 10.13.6 High Sierra

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I just updated Keyboard Maestro to 10.2 on my old MacBook Pro running High Sierra. At the completion of the update, a popup notice appeared:

"localized.strings is corrupted."

The only option was dismiss the notice.

Has anyone else seen this in conjunction with Keyboard Maestro or any other app?

-- Ward

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I'm on Catalina and didn't experience that.

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@peternlewis – ring any bells?

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This message appears when Keyboard Maestro cannot read the localized.strings resource in its bundle.

The most common cause of this is translocation security (see: Translocation Problem).

Otherwise it indicates that the Keyboard Maestro application (or embedded Keyboard Maestro Engine) is corrupted.

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I lost track of this problem. Something changed during the past month because I just attempted another upgrade to KM 10.2, which went smoothly.

I've done little on my old MacBook Pro other than Restart at least once. That's often a fix to elusive problems. I should have tried it before opening this topic.

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