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Hi @alex_supertramp, could you share more details on how and when you got this error? Did you edit the workflow? What version did you use? What hardware & macOS version are you using? Which languages? Also, could you open an issue in on GitHub? Thanks! And sorry for a late reply.

Hi again, With the latest 1.2.0 release, the workflow runs natively on Apple's hardware with M1 chip and does not require Rosetta 2 anymore. https://github.com/sigito/Linguee-Workflow-for-Alfred/releases/latest Cheers,

Hi Ulrich, Unfortunately the minimum supported macOS version is 10.15. It is built with technology added back then. Cheers, Yura

Hi everyone again, I just published a 1.1.0 release which now has fallback search configuration and an ability to change the copy behavior. https://github.com/sigito/Linguee-Workflow-for-Alfred/releases/latest Cheers!

Hi everyone, I have created an Alfred workflow to search for translations on Linguee.com. The seach results have extra metadata attached, which allows rich integration with the Alfred search box, see corresponding Features section to see all available interaction options. By default English-German laungauge pair is used, however it is possible to change this via environment variables. https://github.com/sigito/Linguee-Workflow-for-Alfred I would appreciate any feedback or suggestions! This workflow was inspired by the work of Alexander Heimbuch and is very similar to his workflow.

I think I would specify the desired variable values as options to the script filter, and parse them in the binary. That seems to be the easiest solution, which does not require hardcoding of the prefixes as you suggested. Thanks.

I hope I do something wrong, but in my understanding the upstream variables are only applied if I trigger the wofrkflow with an input element before the variable element. E.g., if I put a Keyword before. But in case the variables are dangling, like on an attached screenshot, it doesn't work.

Hi everyone. I have a simple workflow with a script filter. The executed script reads environment variables for the run configuration. Since the Script Filter is an input object, it ignores the variables set upstream. So what I can do is set the Workflow's global variables. However, I want to duplicate the script filter to have different configuration for different keywords, and global variables won't allow me this. IS there a way to do this per script filter?