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This bug mostly concerns workflow developers. The checkbox "Window behavior: Do not close Alfred Window on actioning result" is not preserved when copying items in the workflow canvas. The bug is really subtle, so that it is really easy to miss that this is the cause of subsequent issues when developing workflows. See the gif, since it's apparent there:

@dood I finally stumbled upon the bug myself and could therefore figure out what was causing the issue. Fixed in version 1.5.0, which should be available via Gallery update in a few days, or directly by downloading it here: https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-reddit-browser/releases/download/1.5.0/alfred-reddit-browser.alfredworkflow

tbh, I have no idea what is causing that and also cannot reproduce it on my end with your config. Most you could do is maybe fully reinstall the workflow (uninstall, then install again), in case there is some cache file stuck. otherwise, I got no idea, sorry

@doodCannot tell via the debugging log alone, really. Just to be safe: do you have more than one subreddit added in your configuration? If so, could you share your config, so I can have a look whether it's an issue related to a specific setting?

Thanks for the info, link is fixed. (Also, you can generally download stuff from GitHub by going to "Releases" in the GitHub sidebar.)

As far as I can tell, that's not possible, no

Played a bit around with the 5.5 Beta and textview. Came up with this very simple workflow, consisting completely of building blocks provided by Alfred (no code). It brings up a simple scratchpad via hotkey, and hides the scratchpad again with the same hotkey. The file content can be saved via cmd+enter, and previewed via shift+enter. Main caveat of this workflow is that cmd+enter is the *only* available method of saving the content – cmd+s does not work, and (as far as I can tell) it's not possible to have the note content saved when using esc on the text view. Simple solution, which nonetheless replaced my need for a separate scratchpad app https://transfer.archivete.am/XI9sH/QuickPad.alfredworkflow

awesome, thank you!

I see. Yeah, makes sense, caching is just another key after all. Well, then I've added just updates for caching to all my workflows and will hold off the other changes for a bit. 👍

The text view is also a fantastic addition, took me 2 minutes to create a "simple scratchpad app" with it. Could the font size maybe be made configurable? Like, the text is really small, making it a bit of an accessibility problem for people like me. edit: just discovered that you can increase font size via right-clicking and selecting "Font". However, the selection done there does not persist, so it's not really a solution, unfortunately :/

I kinda agree here. Even if it is just `gif<enter>query` instead of `gif<space>query` now, it feels a bit weird, since years of using Alfred has taught me that I have to type "keyword space query". Nonetheless: since Grid view also takes file paths as input, creating any kind of image search is super easy now, no code required, just using the Alfred building blocks 💪

First, thanks a lot for the Grid View. It's a fantastic addition, and the fact that it's using the same JSON format as script filters makes the adaptation really smooth. Two things I noticed while trying out the Grid View regarding its keyboard navigation: 1. (more of a bug) `ctrl+n` and `ctrl+p`, which work on the normal Alfred search results to select the next / previous item, do not work in the Grid View. 2.(more of a suggestion) in the Grid view, when "show search field" is disabled, pretty much all keys aside return and the arrow keys become dead keys. I was thinking, why not make use of those keys? I could think of something like `wasd` as additional navigation keys (or `hjkl` for the vim users). Or, alternatively, make the keys configurable

Got it, will do. Question as a workflow dev: How backwards compatible are the changes in 5.5? I'd like to implement a few of the improvements like caching of results and number sliders in my existing workflows. Is it possible to somehow define a minimum Alfred version for a workflow? So users still on 5.1 do not get Gallery auto-updates which break their workflows and stuff like that.

Great update! Caching Script Filters alone makes workflow development much easier. Is there a forum thread for discussing / giving feedback for the beta yet? Can't seem to find one.

Hi, it's not mentioned in the Alfred Gallery Page, but Supercharged Citation Picker actually is able to add citations to a .bib file, when it is given a DOI or ISBN. https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-bibtex-citation-picker/?tab=readme-ov-file#add-new-entries