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Welcome @beforesunsetvoyager2, There isn’t such an option, I wonder what you’re thinking of. What’s available you’ll find in (right click) → Object Alignment.

Welcome @mwpark2014, See the post right above yours. The developer is on holiday and will take a look at a later time.

@luckman212 That is correct. Before filtering starts it still reruns, but stops once you type. Is this a personal Workflow or one you’ll release? I’m wondering if by looking at it in context we can come up with something. In RecentlyAdded and TrialSounds I have different approaches. The latter is essentially a list that you go through one by one, so when I ignore one of the results I also rebuild it the list so that every element before the removed one is now at the bottom. That way the top of the list continues from where I was. Even if that isn’t appropriate to your case, there might be another solution like that.

Welcome @mathieudaudelin, Not sure I understand the question. Are you looking for the Copy to Clipboard Output?

It probably doesn’t make a meaningful difference, though. Form the your description, doesn’t seem like it’d affect performance. Alfred keeps rerunning because the rerun key is there. If you generate a new identical JSON without rerun, it will stop. You can do so on the script which also removed the item. Or you can have the Script Filter set a variable that you check (they are fed back in on reruns) and generate a different JSON depending on it. You can also not have a rerun and use the Call External Trigger Output to call the Script Filter again. I do that in TrialSounds.

I can reproduce. Opening an issue internally. Thank you for the notice.

Mention it in your Workflow’s About. Homebrew is a standard way of installing those tools and Alfred 5 takes the Homebrew install locations into consideration in PATH, so you only need to mention to users the need to install Homebrew plus run brew install gh

Welcome @MattJones, The ~$ are temporary files created by the Microsoft Office apps. They should be there because you have the documents open, and should disappear when you close them.

Yes, xargs is necessary so you can give arguments with {}. Figured out what’s happening, you changed the top Keyword, the one that was empty. It is empty for a reason, that’s to take further arguments not to be called directly. If you want to change the Keyword to run commands, you have to replace the bottom one, which is set to .. In the future, if you make changes to a Workflow and it doesn’t work, please reset it to its defaults and then try it as it is set up. While debugging it’s impossible to account for your changes.

@Pete82 Looks like you’re running into https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/2045-downmedia-—-download-media-from-popular-sources/?do=findComment&comment=97159

You can’t do that for any open file. It needs to be opened in something, and that app needs to be able to return the path. You could, for example, get the currently opened file in Preview and trash that. For Word it might not be possible. But if the document is open in Pages, maybe. More information is needed.

@beetlefrosch The Workflow is in need of an update, due to Apple’s removal of Python 2 with macOS. The linked table then has an updated version which will work.

Just made a new Automation Task release which includes Files and Folders → Get Selection in Finder, which should get you want you want. Be sure to update to 2022.10 to get it.

Made a smaller release with this change and another Finder-related addition (getting selection).

Welcome @Dan Steeves, and thank you for sharing. Some users are bound to find this pretty useful, either as a way to generate snippets fast or as part of a conversion process. Something jumped at me from the repo, though. You mention “I want to keep my Alfred Snippets in sync between multiple machines. This is my solution”. Worth noting you can sync Alfred Preferences between machines and that includes snippets.

Quite the contrary, sometimes the simplest code is the most useful to someone else. If I had to log in to websites with such requirements, I’d definitely try this out. I see you’re even doing error handling! If you change your mind regarding hosting, the Alfred blog has a post teaching how to share a Workflow on GitHub. It goes from zero—assuming you don’t even have an account yet—to the simplest path you can take to share a new Workflow. The goal is precisely to get you done fast with something useful to share but that you can improve if you feel like spending the extra time. Even if you elect not to do it, thank you for sharing what you have!

Updating the items requires reauthentication, but you don’t need to go through extras for it. When a change is made in 1Password, the results should show an item to update everything. Does that not show for you?

I don’t use calendars. Identifying Workflows you like is a good first step, perhaps try asking the authors if the feature you need can be supported before trying to start it from scratch yourself.

@rhyd In your GitHub home, you’re listing the Python version of the Workflow instead of the new node one.

The Workflow is in need of an update, due to Apple’s removal of Python 2 with macOS. The linked table then has an updated version which will work.

I’m not seeing an option in Finder’s AppleScript dictionary to start a search. You might have to resort to GUI automation, like pressing the right shortcuts. Have you considered a File Filter instead?

You can use the Automation Tasks to get the size of the window, and from there use a Conditional which will do different things depending on if the current size is bigger or smaller than X.

That specific requested is better suited to a Workflow.

Thank you for understanding. Just trying to avoid a situation where all settings are gone and then there would be two problems!

@andy4222 I’ve hidden your response to avoid a potentially destructive action. App cleaners are not recommended because they can be overzealous and delete too much. If e.g. @jogobom doesn’t sync settings and an app cleaner decides to delete everything in ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred, all preferences and Workflows would be gone. Don’t try that if you don’t have an up-to-date backup.