Automation technologies will continue to be supported in macOS, Apple exec Craig Federighi says in customer email

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Automation technologies will continue to be supported in macOS, Apple exec Craig Federighi says in customer email

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<p>Fans of macOS automation features like Automator and AppleScript feared the worst this week as it transpired that head of the automation technologies division, Sal Soghoian, had left the company and the whole unit inside Apple had been closed down. This fuelled speculation that Apple was abandoning a core power feature of the pro Mac user’s wheelhouse.</p>
<p>A 9to5Mac reader (who asked to remain anonymous) emailed Apple software exec Craig Federighi about the future of automation on the Mac. Federighi responded with a definitive reply that Apple “has every intent” to continue supporting automation on macOS.  See the full email after the jump …</p>
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