modusop

Thanks both. @vitor - installing the automation task worked - everything is working nicely now :-)

Hi I'm getting this error when running in debugger after selecting an image, running the universal action and selecting an image size - any ideas please?

ERROR: Image Shrinker[Automation Task] Task not found 'com.alfredapp.automation.core/image-manipulation/image.format.convert'

3 hours ago, Acidham said:

I changed to shebang to /bin/zsh. Therefore, what result do you get with where zsh?

What macOS version are you using? Even /bin/bash/ should be available at least.

I'm using 12.3.1.

I deleted the workflow and reinstalled ... and now it's working fine. Thanks again for your help 🙂

Thanks @Acidham In terminal I get the following

Quote

$ where bash
-bash: where: command not found
$ locate bash

WARNING: The locate database (/var/db/locate.database) does not exist.
To create the database, run the following command:

  sudo launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.locate.plist

Please be aware that the database can take some time to generate; once
the database has been created, this message will no longer appear.

$ which bash
/opt/homebrew/bin/bash

The last command returns the same result after

chsh -s /bin/bash

I'm getting the same (lack of) result with the new version I'm afraid i.e. 

Hi @Acidham - I've been using this workflow for a while now and really appreciate it. Recently (and I'm not sure if this is associated with moving to Alfred 5 or v3.x of the workflow) the workflow has stopped working for me (i.e. no results returned).

Alfred sometimes (seems to be inconsistent & I'm not sure how to reliably recreate) now returns the following error:

Quote

 

Unable to run task!

Reason: working directory doesn't exist.

 

/bin/bash

 

Check that the selected language exists on your system.

 

If you're syncing Alfred's preferences, also check that all related workflow files exist locally.

 

Related Workflow Info...

Name: 'Chromium Bookmarks and History Search'

Folder:/Users/gordonbazeley/src/gjb/alfred/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.39ACD55A-6B54-4EF0-B23F-3E13AD9E34EF

 

... any ideas on how to resolve please? I tried changing /bin/bash to /bin/zsh with no change in behaviour

Many thanks,

  Gordon

Thanks @afridho - I'm using Homebrew so changing the command to 

/opt/homebrew/bin/python3 bionic.py $query

worked for me. Thanks for your help

@Acidham Thank you for this workflow - the concept sounds great. Unfortunately when I run

bio some text

I get a qlmanage window which looks like this ...

I wondered whether it might be down to me using Brave as my default browser, I changed that back to Chrome but got the same result. Any thoughts please?

4 hours ago, jmeischner said:

Hej Gordon,

 

I realized we spoke about two different workflows. The current version of the Alfred-bear workflow is discussed here: thread and I was now able to test this on a M1 and it's working.

 

Kind regards,

Jan

Thanks Jan - I've tried the new node package and I can confirm it's working on M1.  Thank you 🙂

Hi there - I've just got a new MacBookPro with the M1 chip and Big Sur and have just reinstalled this package and it's now failing after selecting a template (which worked on my old machine) - I get a new Bear note created with the following text "./node_modules/.bin/run-node bear-template/readAndCompileTemplate.js"

Not sure if this is a Big Sur or Apple Silicon thing - any ideas please?

Many thanks,

  Gordon