vitor

@trillionanswers Take a look at the Updated Third-Party Python 2 Workflows which explains how to get Python 2 Workflows working again and has a growing list of alternatives, a lot of them being direct Python 3 rewrites of the older version.

@noisyneil There are other Emoji Workflows which work without Python 2. Both alternatives on the tables at the top are like that: Emoji Taco is Python 3 and alfred-emoji is Node.js.

@iApple If you delete lines 28 through 33 on the base.py file in the Workflow’s directory, the message show go away and not show again. if self.wf.update_available: self.wf.add_item('New version available', 'Action this item to install the update', autocomplete='workflow:update', icon=ICON_INFO)

Quick note: the full keyword is alfred preferences (it’s alf for you because you must invoke it with some regularity). Alternatively, open Alfred’s search and press ⌘, (command and comma).

Yes, that doesn’t change anything. Yes. :1pextras → Reset accounts. But I’ve noticed that as well and agree setup should still show in that case. I already have a fix for that which will be out in the next version. Here’s an early version.

@garyinsf If that failed, either you have something aggressively deleting temporary files on you Mac or something weirder is going on. You’re the only report of it behaving that way so I don’t have data to explore further. As next steps, I’d check if you have any running “cleaner” apps or similar (which frequently delete too much) and update macOS (you’re not on the latest version). Other than that, you have to figure out what’s unique about your macOS installation because something external has to be causing it.

Looks like the Workflow may be having trouble fetching airport data. That’s out of scope for the fixes; they’re being corrected so they work again with Python 2, but any behaviour problems with the Workflow itself have to be reported to the creator. @giovanni You can do that by adding to the Script Filter code: "type": "file", "icon": {"path": fullT, "type": "fileicon"}, Technically you only need the second line, but the first adds other niceties by letting Alfred know it’s a path.

It isn’t hard to understand, but it’s not simple to explain all the steps either because not every Workflow is built the same. The process is fairly straightforward, but not to the point that everything is automatable. It’s a matter of grasping the Unix environment and adapting the Workflow to the changes (Apple’s removal of a binary in a specific location). You add PATH; don’t need to change the script shebang unless it’s called without python (rare); update the python library if present; change every reference of /usr/bin/python to python. There you go. But I won’t add it to the table because it’s a repeat of another. The goal of the repo is not to promote usage of Python 2 Workflows. No easy reliable way without getting a bunch of false positives (Python 3 Workflows). You can narrow it down by doing a search with something like ripgrep. As to your other questions, I don’t use Excel or OneDrive so can’t say or test. If you’re finding Workflows which use GUI scripting for the OneDrive app, chances are it doesn’t support proper automation. If they fail to go all the way, you should ask the creators who have already made progress towards the goal. If you find a way to do it programmatically (there might not be one, in which case you need to ask the OneDrive team to implement it), we can help you make it work in a Workflow.

There’s no general answer to your question because Workflows implement their own auto-updaters (or use a ready-made one). Without knowing which Calendar Workflow you’re referring to, it’s impossible for anyone to give a definitive answer. But when asking about an existing Workflow, it’s best to use its own forum thread. While it may seem that starting a new thread could give your problem visibility, it fragments the discussion and makes it less likely the author and users of the workflow (the people who can help) will see it. Furthermore, it’s good to give the creator information on why you want to stick to an older version. Perhaps it’s something they can fix or would be willing to add an option for.

It’s not meaningful. We’re talking making a couple quick selections and done, it won’t be noticeable. The issue with GUI automation is that it may fail due to an app being unresponsive or slow, not that it consumes resources. More importantly, there’s no reliable system-wide way to programmatically select text, the way to ensure it works everywhere is to simulate the key presses. I agree with @jeremycherfas, though. The way you’re looking for it to work seems roundabout considering the alternative which isn’t that much different. You can have, say, // trigger Alfred and type the math operation there. Or have a Universal Action which does it on the selected text and pasted text result. @Terminal I stand corrected! I wonder how/if it handles the case I mentioned.

I’m not aware of any text expansion software which does what you ask. Text expansion works by replacing a specific string of characters with something else. If it had to understand everything you type and be constantly evaluating, it would consume a lot of resources and lead to unexpected results. Just think of any trigger with .* in it. An alternative would be a Snippet Trigger which invokes Alfred with a specific Workflow (or Alfred in general, since it does math by default).

Can you give this version a try as normal? If it doesn’t work, do immediately afterwords in a Terminal: /bin/zsh /tmp/1p.zsh

Reinstalling the Workflow doesn’t change anything. If you’re looking to reset it, do :1pextras → Reset accounts. To be able to help effectively, I’ll need exact messages. If you reset the Workflow and run it again, what’s the Terminal output? From your description, it sounds like authentication has failed. That step can indeed be a bit confusing, as 1Password’s tool asks for a lot of information (be sure you have the Emergency Kit on hand). Unfortunately, I have no control over that part. Providing the diagnostics (run !1pdiagnostic and paste the output) saves a lot of back and forth as it’s made to identify common cases. They are written for non-programmers. Problems setting it up are rare relative to the thousands of downloads it has. I’m always open to improving instructions (and the Workflow itself!), but to do so I need to understand what is tripping you up. I can’t fix what I don’t know. That’s working as it always did; nothing changed in that regard. Under Alfred Preferences → Features → 1Password you enable it by ticking Enable 1Password 7 Bookmarks [Deprecated]. Don’t forget to enable third-parties integration in 1Password itself. I don’t see how that’s related. Are you having a problem with the Workflow or in general? Ideally it would work just like the previous native integration, but 1Password removed that with version 8 and now only provide a command-line tool for third-parties. I don’t want to send you to the Terminal to login, I have to because it’s the only avenue they give third-parties. I’d be quite eager to make it simpler, but am limited by what 1Password makes available.

What if you open the Terminal and run: /bin/zsh '/var/folders/t5/5x39fjtn661frq3h21d3nkkc0000gn/T/tmp.eP8Av4sD'

Thank you. To clarify, you didn’t need to redownload it again, it was clear the Workflow was installed. But being thorough I better than not! It’s weird that nothing has happened, though. Next step is to open the debugger, set the log output to “All Information”, perform the failing action, and post the output.

Right you are! Restored the behaviour in 2022.3, while keeping the base for Ventura.

Are you able to provide a short video (you can upload somewhere like transfer.sh) of how you’re going about it?

Please provide the output of !1pdiagnostic, as requested. Merging this with the Workflow’s thread.

You need to pick Sign in and update items to initiate the process. Then the terminal will open (see the subtext).

Added.

Added the first one. You should also consider asking the creator to port it to Python 3. They made EmojiTaco and that one has been officially updated.

Welcome @sagaciousocean, Unfortunately, it seems the Clickup Desktop Client itself doesn’t support that.

May I see it? What does the debugger say? Also, make sure Alfred has Full Disk Access.

That’s Perl. Different language. Unfortunately that one is quite old and has broken screenshots so it’s not all clear what it did. I’d be willing to look into a Regex Workflow in a few weeks time if there’s interest, but I’d need a guideline of what exactly people would want from such a Workflow. Welcome @ddmnr, Added.

Yep, that is exactly right. Unclear why it’s happening, though. Do note the value sometimes takes a second or two to change. I’d think back if you installed something new recently which might be interfering. But before that I’d do a good old reboot, if you haven’t already.