I don't know if this is the previously mentioned login issues or not, but I will explain.
Last week I received my new Macbook with an M2 MAX cpu. I installed the new macOS 15.0 Sequoia Beta on it, as I'm primarily an iOS developer. Then I installed STM32CubeIDE 1.15.1, because I also do firmware development sometimes, and I want to have the IDE working when I need it.
But when selecting myST ->Login from the menu, all I get is a small window with a spinner and the message 'Loading.... Please wait.". It never goes away.
Sometimes selecting myST->Login does nothing. But generating a project always fails with "Code generation could not be done most probably because the necessary firmware package is missing. etc. etc.".
I have read most or all the posts about login issues. But nothing seems to be helpful.
I have read this: https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus/how-to-set-the-network-connection-parameters-for-stm32cubeide/ta-p/585694, but it does not make any sense to me. I am not running on Windows, and there is no proxy in my network.
How can I see what's going wrong, and how can I fix it?
Thank you!
Note1:
On my old Macbook, using an Intel i7 processor and macOS 12.7.5 Monterey, it still works fine, even with STM32CubeIDE 1.15.1.
Note2:
I decided to try to manually download the FW package. I did so, but selecting Help->Manage Embedded Software Packages does nothing at all. So I cannot select the downloaded FW package.
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A small followup.
I tried a few things more, and found that if I click the STM32CubeMX link from the Information Center, I get a popup telling me 'This version of MacVim does not support "www.st.com" in its URL scheme'.
I do have MacVim installed. And I checked its URL Scheme in the registry. But it only registered the 'mvim:' url scheme, nothing else. I don't understand why STM32CubeIDE would use the 'mvim:' url scheme. It's probably coincidence that it used the MacVim URL Scheme, and it could probably have been any. But it surely must be a clue.
Note:
Checking the URL Scheme registry on macOS is not directly obvious, as it uses a 'hidden' tool. This is how you can list al the registered URL schemes from the zsh command line:
/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/LaunchServices.framework/Versions/A/Support/lsregister -dump URLSchemeBinding
