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A workflow built to help interact with jenkins, in particular if you have lots of jobs
 
Using the workflow you can easily see which jobs are currently failing, building and filter through them via fuzzy queries. The same can be done through all jobs.
 
 
The workflow will be available on Packal shortly, and the source code can be viewed (and modified) at: 
https://github.com/Amwam/Jenkins-Alfred-Workflow/
 
You can download the workflow from the github release: 
https://github.com/Amwam/Jenkins-Alfred-Workflow/releases

Thanks for the suggestions Florian. I've reworked the workflow. It now handles existing comments and leaves them intact. I'm not keeping a list of ignored files. I use mdfind to dynamically construct the list. I've change the keyword to a default keyword ignore not to confuse people.
 
 
Download: http://cl.ly/032U2J2l2f0z

I started using robhor's Repo Workflow right when it was made available, but I think that workflows posted on the repository should work for everyone. If not, they should be removed. I'm happy to help debugging and see if we can sort out why it's not working, but we need tomhunt's help for that. In any case; I really appreciate both robhor's and tomhunts hard work :-)

PyAl is now alp, a slightly streamlined version of the module that provides much of the same functionality while abandoning some of the strange and non-Pythonic cruft. You can read the documentation at the github page; more has been removed than added, to clarify and simplify things, but there are some new features for decoding text and arguments, as suggested by Jan (nikipore).
 
Currently Includes:
Functions for finding your bundle ID, cache and storage paths, and query arguments. Functions for reading and writing JSON and plist files. A class to simplify generating feedback XML for Alfred. A class to simplify saving and retrieving settings. A class to interface with the OS X Keychain. Several bundled modules for working with HTTP requests. A Notification Center interface. An e-mail interface.

Hey,   I was experimenting with workflows that allowed "drilling down" into an result to provide more options, and here's what I came up with.   Firstly, a workflow that uses omdbapi.com to search for movies, actioning a result shows you more information and actions.   Download: here or via AlfPT     As a second workflow using this I built an alternative client workflow to Tom Hunt's Alfred Workflow repository. It has some performance improvements over the "official" AlfPT workflow, and a few extras like updating all workflows, uninstalling and opening workflow folder from within the workflow.    
Download: here or via AlfPT

Thanks for the suggestions Florian. I've reworked the workflow. It now handles existing comments and leaves them intact. I'm not keeping a list of ignored files. I use mdfind to dynamically construct the list. I've change the keyword to a default keyword ignore not to confuse people.
 
 
Download: http://cl.ly/032U2J2l2f0z

Last version for the day; removed the dependency on jdwarriors code and the ignorelist now shows the proper file icons.
 
 
Download: http://cl.ly/0y221I1y341J

Hi, 
 
I've created a simple workflow to manage my 'alfred ignore list'. It reuses some PHP code from jdwarrior. I hope that's not a problem :-)
 
The workflow contains a file action to add the alfred:ignore comment to a file. This will make Alfredapp ignore the file and not show it as a search result anymore. Type 'ignorelist' to display a list of all currently ignored files. Selecting a file will remove all spotlight comments (beware!) and will make Alfred list it in the search results again. 
 
I hope it's of use to anyone else. It helps me to get rid off all the annoying and useless apps showing up in my results. Again, it blatantly removes all spotlight comments right now and I've not tested it thoroughly yet, but I'll try to fix any issues asap.
 
You probably need to reload Alfred's cache after using this workflow: just type 'reload' and select 'Reload Alfred Cache'.
PS: Any way to do that programmatically?
 
Download: http://cl.ly/3P092T38282j
 
regards, J.