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Hello,

I added the requests package to my local machine. I am trying to use this module in a python script but Alfred is telling me it cannot find this script

1. For the script language I have selected: /usr/bin/python3

2. pip3 freeze | grep requests -> requests==2.28.1 (I have the package on my computer)

Any ideas? 

Most workflows are breaking because of the outdated support. Is this something that is on the roadmap?

I am trying to use the built in email flow and as soon as I start to type any contact info it reverts to the default search option. Any suggestions on how to troubleshoot this?

@vitor got it, thanks!

Anyone know if its possible using appleScript to switch between mirroring and split screen when using an external monitor.

I often switch when sitting at my desktop station between mirroring and split screen. Would love to make an Alfred workflow to automate this swap to a single command.

Hi all,

I was previously using a theme that had a light/dark entry in my alfred themes selector. As my mac would transition between light/dark according to the system clock my alfred theme would change.

I downloaded a new theme from the community which has a light/dark variant but its no longer syncing with my system preference changes.

Is there something specific I need to do that im missing to geth this to work.

@deanishe thanks! That did the trick perfectly.

Is this something that changed in a recent update because previously it worked regardless off the fact that this program is not located in /bin or /usr/bin...

Either way thanks so much for the help! 

Hi there,

I have been using a workflow that runs a script on my machine for about 6 months now. When using it today it no longer works.

When checking the debug info alfred reports that this command cannot be found. The program does exist on my machine however and works of course when I run the script via a command line shell.

I have the script using /bin/bash as the 'language', but have also tried switching to /bin/zsh to no avail.

The command it cannot find is gshuf.

Alfred version: 4.1.1 [1172]

MacOS: 10.15.7

Not sure if this started happening after a version change to either of these versions, Alfred or the OS respectively.