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FYI, I solved this by adding my entire home folder to the Search Scope. I navigated to /Users and then picked my home folder, and Alfred added it as "~"
With that, I didn't need to enter the ~/Library/CloudStorage folder to get results when I search for a file in the Dropbox folder.
I have "MacOS Applications folder and Folders in Home checked, though the later is redundant with ~ as an included path.
 
This seems to me like an Alfred bug, in that it's excluding everything from the ~/Library, even those things explicitly added, unless the whole home directory is present in the search scope.

Been looking for a workflow with these functions for quite some time now, but I can't seem to get the playplaylist function to work for some reason. All the other options work, and sadly the playplaylist function was the one I was the most stoked about.
 
When I enter the command playplaylist, press enter and then start typing the name of a playlist, it only gives me the option of searching the various search engines I have enabled in Alfred.
 
I have the power pack, updated to latest OS and checked for updates to Alfred. Also made sure Alfred has access in Security & Privacy. Are there any other settings in Alfred that I might be missing/have unmarked by mistake that are required?

When I use the "eject all" command, Alfred overlays each volume's eject notification over the previous one, instead of stacking them. I'd prefer them to stack, so I can tell for sure that everything has ejected before I pull the plug on those drives. Please provide an option to have the notifications stack.

The renaming categories issue is definitely a bug, I'll get that fixed in the next release.
 
As for changing the category in the workflow edit sheet, this is by design as it makes sure the workflow you are editing remains selected when you hit save. The only guaranteed way of doing this is by resetting the search if the category has been changed - so I'm going to leave this behaviour as is. As you have spotted, you can use the popup menu for categorising en-masse.
 
Cheers,
Andrew 

I was bringing over my old Caffeine control applescript to add to my workflow, and decided to polish it up a bit and add notifications. It will toggle Caffeine on and off, either with the bare keyword, explicitly turn it on or off with those words as arguments, or with a number for the hours that the use want's it to run. You can use decimal numbers like .5 for half an hour, or 3.25 for three and a quarter hours to fine-tune how long it will be on. 
 
A notification will show how long it was turned on for, or if it is being turned on or off. Hope you like it.
 
http://db.tt/HX7mny6g
 
Edit: I updated the notification to show the time when caffeine will turn itself off, if the user adds a number of hours, which might actually be useful.