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The issue is reported to be fixed in the latest Pre-release build 29.4.130.
The provided script should now work without any error dialog, as before.
Please also see the recommended way to achieve locking of embedded art in modified script, in a comment within.
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That's not quite right. After embed(), automatically selected objects appear in the document. They are the app.selection collection. Since you have one object in the example, we access it by index [0]. If Illustrator did not automatically select these objects, it would be more difficult to detect them through JS code.
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Confirm system alert after locking an object in 29.2 Mac OS. But I would make a safe version of the code for all Adobe versions.
Solution 1)
try {
placedItem.locked = true;
placedItem.embed();
} catch (err) {} // try...catch will skip alert in case of an errorSolution 2)
placedItem.embed();
placedItem = app.selection[0]; // Because a new object is created after embedding, so you need to reassign the variable
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Confirmed on Mac OS in Illustrator 29.2, this causes frustration. How could the team not test new commands that create a step in an action, but don't work when played back?
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It's a good start, but the Measure Tool has very limited capabilities right now, not considering Illustrator's many kinds of objects. Also, why would we want to see the area but not be able to copy it or place it immediately with a text object next to the object like the Dimension Tool does?