AUval

[yall]

Hello, how to use Auval please? this happens with the terminal?

[Dan Korneff]

@yall If you have Logic installed, you can run it directly from the Plugin Manager. If not, open the terminal and type: auval -h for operating instructions.

[trillbilly]

@dustbro I have ran this and was able to locate my AU plugins via "auval -a" but am unsure if this means they pass auval or if that just means they are indeed au plugins.

Is there an different auval script I should be using to ensure they all pass validation?

[trillbilly]

@kajal113 Yes there is a different auval I should be running? If so, which one should I be using?

[Lindon]

@trillbilly said in AUval:

@kajal113 Yes there is a different auval I should be running? If so, which one should I be using?

theres only one auval - its a system level call..

[yall]

@lindon

can this work too? I just found this
https://github.com/Tracktion/pluginval

[Lindon]

@yall - yeah - thats a more general tool for test plugins - on different platforms and isnt AU specific - I generally use it at least once on each product/platform if I remember.

[trillbilly]

@lindon Im sorry, I used the wrong terminology.

Is there a different call to be used to ensure AU Validation other than simply using one of the search options like "auval -a" or "auval -al" ?

[Matt_SF]

@trillbilly try the command auval -help, it will give you a list of the available commands. IIRC the command you're looking for is auval -v + the specific code of your plugin (but i'm unable to check right now, I'll take a look when I'm back at home).