i was running Evernote 6.0.3 (recently installed by download, after App Store version wasn't displaying notes)
Evernote requested to update to 6.0.5; i gave it permission and didn't pay attention
today i noticed Evernote was no longer running and i see that it's icon is the "dead-app" icon; i checked the console log and i see this sequence of entries (anonymized):
2014-12-17 1:04:58.932 PM ReportCrash: Saved crash report for Autoupdate[31505] version 1.8.0 (1.8.0) to /Users/****/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/Autoupdate_2014-12-17-130458_****.crash
Sparkle is an updater tool that many apps use; the crash log referenced ties "Autoupdate" to Evernote thusly:
so it is pretty clear that the updater failed and left a corrupted app
i fixed this by reinstalling from the 6.0.3 DMG i still had on hand; it once again offered to update to 6.0.5, so i gave it a chance; this time it updated correctly
(this is not a support request, it is intended to help others who run into this solve the problem)
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i was running Evernote 6.0.3 (recently installed by download, after App Store version wasn't displaying notes)
Evernote requested to update to 6.0.5; i gave it permission and didn't pay attention
today i noticed Evernote was no longer running and i see that it's icon is the "dead-app" icon; i checked the console log and i see this sequence of entries (anonymized):
Sparkle is an updater tool that many apps use; the crash log referenced ties "Autoupdate" to Evernote thusly:
so it is pretty clear that the updater failed and left a corrupted app
i fixed this by reinstalling from the 6.0.3 DMG i still had on hand; it once again offered to update to 6.0.5, so i gave it a chance; this time it updated correctly
(this is not a support request, it is intended to help others who run into this solve the problem)
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