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Hmm sound like permission Problem. Did you check that all required permissions were set: https://www.alfredapp.com/help/getting-started/permissions/
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Ok this output looks ok and list all folders. Did you press enter on a folder before you copied the log output? If yes which one? please run again with log enabled and also choose a folder and copy paste the result.
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Can you take a look into the log if you find any error? Or just copy the content and add it here. Does the directory /Users/jret18/Distribution contain any files?
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What is debug output when you exec the workflow? you can open the workflow in Alfred Preferences, click the bug icon top right and run the workflow.
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Have you tried that?
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Please try following workaround and let me know:
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yes I encountered the same and it seems that Firefox history is slowing it down. Once I disabled Firefox in settings history search is fast. You can play around with sql_fire_limit which also speeds up history search but the fastest experience that you can get is by disabling Firefox from history search.
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I seem that the workflow picks up python version 3.9 but it is expected to pick python version 3.7.3. I do not have version 3.9 installed on my computer therefore I cannot test. Let's do the following: 1. open py3.sh in workflow directory 2. change PREFER_LATEST to 0 3. Delete directory ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred/Workflow Data/com.apple.alfred.workflow.chromium-hist 4. exec workflow again I hope python 3.7.3 will be set as python3 version
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FYI this is the new version supporting Brave next to other browsers: https://github.com/Acidham/chromium-hist-bookmarks
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When you would like to use custom templates you need to : 1. define template_tag in config e.g. #MyTemplate 2. Create a Template by simply create a md note and add #MyTemplate to the list of tags...save 3. Type `mdc` And you will see a list of your custom templates containing #MyTemplate See also README.md to learn how to use Templates hope that helps...
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@ams On which macOS version are you using the workflow? It seems python 3 cannot be found. What is the output when you type: python3 -V into the terminal?
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@Vero I left Evernote behind because of missing Markdown support. At that time they considered adding MD support for over 6 years. I assume similar will happen with AS support I really don't know why EN is so screwed 😕
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@bazerman Interesting, I moved from EN to NS 6 months ago. I thought EN released a new version why are you saying then "kamikazed" ... did EN screwed it up?
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Your usecase describes cropping but the workflow was build to resize an image. Therefore the answer to your question is no. please also read the usage Description: Usage Select an image in Finder, open Alfred and enter rimage and enter a value for the target width, e.g. rimage 300. The image will be resized to target width by respecting ratio. Works with .jpg and .png.
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It is there! But why are you looking up for ImageEvents.app in Alfred!? You need to add it to System Preferences → Full Disk Access and click on the + to add it. With this Finder will open
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Quick and dirty...enjoy: https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-sidenotes
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I am not using SideNotes but with AppleScript it will be relatively easy. Following AS gets all available folders: -- Get list of available folders tell application "SideNotes" set folders_object to folders set folder_list to {} repeat with f in folders_object set folder_list to folder_list & name of item 1 of f end repeat end tell And with this you can create a note "hello world": -- Use folder name from previous code set target_folder to "Showcase" -- Create note in target folder tell application "SideNotes" set n to make new note at folder target_folder set text of n to "hello world" end tell 1. WF step requires a Script Filter for choosing a target folder 2. WF step to enter the text for the note 3. WF step create note in SideNotes
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@pdazero, @infinite_okay I implemented filename_format setting. Please download the beta version from GIT: https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-markdown-notes and test Note: Do not download latest release from git because that version is still 3.0.1 where the one in repo is 3.0.2 Feedback would be appreciated.
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@pdazero My first prio was to upgrade to Python 3 which I released now. I will look into your issues afterwards. I am thinking of implementing custom note title patterns similar to the data format setting. But for now you need to live with your hack or maestro script, sry.
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Seems this workflow need some love 😀
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Just released Alfred Markdown Notes version 3.0.0 NOTE: Version 3.0.0 only runs with Python 3.7 and above.
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@pdazero thx I will release version v2.4.1!
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Please download and install alfred worfklow v2.4.1 here: https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-markdown-notes Let me know if you're experiencing the issue in v2.4.1
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What was the action until error was thrown? e.g. create note, Create MD Link, etc Which version of the Workflow are u using?
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Can you provide me with the filename or at least an example? I need to reproduce the issue on my end.
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