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  1. Thanks for the challenge. I only work on projects which I have some personal interest in though; and I have plenty of 'real-world problem-solving' to get on with already! Sorry.
  2. Hi @Altimor, @dfay, @EvanLovely & @Joel a, Thanks for the error reports. I've fixed this in v.1.0.4 to GitHub. Please let me know if it all works as expected and I'll push to packal. (The update to Ulysses 13 changed the file format of the plist file used to describe each group to a binary format not supported by the built in python library. At some point this thing will probably fail terminally as it ties in below Ulysses' supported API.)
  3. HI @jpal, unfortunately the `un` command does not append. I've removed the suggestion that it does from the doc. It would be a great feature, but I recall it being very difficult to add. The workflow reverse engineers the data structure stored on disk, and this does not give access to Ulysses note's UUIDs required for appending to a note via x-callback. Sorry. If I start using Ulysses again sometime in earnest I'll give it another shot.
  4. I've added a ticket to GitHub as this is a good idea: Add modifier key to open group or sheet in new window .
  5. How would a ulysses temporary 'context' work? I'm finding myself spending more extended periods working in one group than I used to. I'm imaging two new commands: * usc -- Select a group to act as a search-limiting context and open that group; no argument to clear. * uc -- Open a sheet or group from within the search-limiting context; warns if no context set. Would anyone else use this? or any better suggestions!
  6. Thanks for the positive feedback. I've started using Ulysses after a bit of a break and I'm just remembering how the workflow works again!
  7. This forum is a good place to ask questions. I'm not always that active, but seem to be ramping up again. I'm also likely to start using TaskPaper again, so that might help.
  8. Hi @40-02, @apoc527, @dfay (thanks for the stack trace). Thanks for the reports that the workflow is broken with Ulysses 12. I had the same problem. Try this new release v1.0.2. Please let me know if it looks okay and I'll upload it to Packal later and close issue. Thanks. EDIT: updated link to v1.0.2 as I've also fixed the 'uo' command to work with the new app name (although this one always has mixed results and I've tweaked the way it wants for ulysses to be ready to receive cmd-O.
  9. Hi @dfay, have been out for a while. How goes it? I had an attempt at packaging up something to make x-callback-url calls and then receive the callbacks. You might try https://github.com/martinfinke/xcall from the command line. I've put a python wrapper around it here: https://github.com/robwalton/python-xcall . I've not really used it in earnest, or checked it for race conditions or threads safety and whatnot. But it might help and it has tests so we might be able to improve it if you come across any issues! It may also be total overkill, if you've found a lighter way @dfay. I wanted something signed with apple that could be distributed easily.
  10. Whoops! Thanks for spotting that. No tests for those bits. Have fixed the workflow on master. Will have to start thinking about a release when it settles down.
  11. Hi again, I tried pretty hard to reproduce by firing off call from threads in parallel, but seemed okay. I haven't checked if xcall is thrad/process safe yet, but a quick glance in the code makes me think not. For this, and your issue, python-xcall now throws an AssertionError if it finds xcall already running. There is 20-30ms period after making one call where a second will still go through though. It should help a bit--and it might help you diagnose want wrong for you? The real solution is (from the outside of xcall at least) is a file lock--but those cause so much grief!
  12. Thanks @dfay, I'll get this bit working in the workflow first. I think that in bringing in the x-callback stuff, given the lack of tests in the workflow, I'll run old and new next to each other for a bit with some assertions. May still be a bit until I add your new commands, as will be working on foundations. Thanks for your ideas, work and debugging to date! --Rob
  13. Hi there, just integrating the x-callback stuff into ulysses workflow. I think I will go back to supporting iCloud only for now as this seems more trouble than its worth (unless you got further analysing it?)
  14. Thanks Python tutor . I've fixed this on my local development version (it did feel a bit clunky at the time). I have a huge project in my day job which would could probably do with using defining package APIs in __init__s. Will look at that too. I did a huge refactor of that a while back to make it less Java-like, but I guess I still missed some Python tricks. BTW, is there is there a good way to get Alfred to run off a git repo's working copy? Now I ask it: I guess I could just replace my e.g user.workflow.A661A55B-8CCD-4E74-BC15-54528262B74E folder with a symbolic link to my git working copy?
  15. Uh oh! I must have called it thousands of times with automated testing and haven't noticed this. But I noticed sometimes when calling ulysses with a wrong id there are long delays in returning. Possibly there might be other causes of this too. I wonder if your issue might be caused by making a call before another has returned and it all getting out of sync? I'll see if I can reproduce. Also, you mentioned a while back: I've not seen a problem with this one. Even if you request new token, old ones seem to keep working.
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