Recently I have noticed that deleting files on macOS Sierra 10.12.3 has become a bit of a pain. Not entirely sure what I did, but as of currently files cannot be moved to the trash bin (or deleted, in general) without using "rm -r" or "rm -rf" from terminal. Not too much of a pain, since a large percentage of my work actually involves terminal or Xcode (which 1st party apps work fine for deleting files, as well, just OS-notified user input to delete a file returns error code -43).
Please note, I am going to be backing up and reverting to 10.12.2 (with as many logs as I can find), but I thought I should give the heads up in case Apple hasn't run into this issue on any of their builds.
TL;DR:
| Can't delete file by command-click, then move to trash. | "rm -r [file location]" or "rm -rf [file location]" | The operation can’t be completed because one or more required items can’t be found. (Error code -43) |