'Move to Trash' command does not work in Bridge v10.0.0.124

[Hanahoe]

I am using Bridge Version: 10.0.0.124 on an iMac Pro with MacOs 10.15.1 Catalina.  When I wish to delete an image from Bridge I right click the image and select the command 'Move to Trash'.  I receive the following message: 'An error has occurred during the delete operation.  Some files may not have been processed'.  This message is accompanied by an exclamation mark and an 'OK' box.  When I click 'OK' the dialogue box and the image disappear.  However, if Bridge is subsequently refreshed or closed and reopened, the image has not been deleted.  It is still present within the folder.  Currently, I am deleting files by right click/ Move To/Desktop: then, on the Desktop,  right click/Move to Bin.  How do I fix this problem?  

Thom.

[gary_sc]

Adobe knows about this and is working on a solution. That could appear in 1 week or 1 month but as per previous experience, don't have a "holding breath contest."

But it is known.

Sorry, can't do better.

[Hanahoe]

Thanks for the info.

[jbm007]

Special thanks goes out to Apple for that.

Its in the que to see if it can be fixed

[Hanahoe]

Thanks for the update.

[sjratcliffe01]

I am having the same issue. I just upgraded to Catalina and it is February 21 2020. I also cannot rate images along with the delete / move to trash issue. I am surprised that there has been no fix in almost 3 months. 

[Lumigraphics]

Catalina has a lot of permissions problems. You may not have permission to change files on that drive/folder.

[Hanahoe]

On Feb 10 2020 Gina238 provided a solution which has worked for me over the past couple of days.

Gina238 says:

"None of these things worked for me. Here's what did work for me. Go to Security & Privacy- Privacy tab- unlock using password or fingerprint - scroll down to Full Disc Access - use + button to add Adobe Bridge 2020 to the list, make sure its checked - close preferences - restart Bridge. Finally this worked for me so I can now delete files in Bridge."

Give it a try.