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The workflow doesn't do any caching, it reads from ~/Library/Application Support/com.fournova.Tower2/bookmarks.plist everytime. Can you check to make sure that plist has updated itself with the new project locations? I've had issues with the plist not updating in the past.
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- v2.2 (August 14, 2014)- Added support for modifier keys- Browse in Alfred (cmd)- Reveal in Finder (shift)- Open in Terminal (alt)- Copy to Clipboard (fn)- Mountain Lion support dropped- TODO:- Add support for opening in external editorThis workflow has also been added to Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/tower-repositories
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It's on my list of todos, I just haven't had the time to check it out yet.
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Nothing was really gained by switching (though it might be slightly faster). The Alfred helper library I was using had bugs I didn't want to deal with anymore.
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- v2.1 (August 10, 2014)- Folder support
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I don't have anything to test with since I didn't make a backup of my bookmarks. Is something broken?
And ya, I'm on the latest public build.
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I've tried restarting as well, no luck. I Even wiped out the folder in Application Support to start from scratch. The plist isn't even being created anymore.
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I updated to Tower 2.0.1, and it seems like bookmarks.plist doesn't seem to be updating anymore. Is anyone else having this issue?
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Shame on me for rushing that fix out. I've re-released 2.0 with support for the new plist format. Everything should be good now. Though it is strange that Tower 2 now uses Core Data, but is still supporting bookmarks.plist.
Let me know if there are any issues.
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v2.0 (July 22, 2014)- Added support for Tower 2- Removed support for Tower 1
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v1.3 (May 16, 2014)
- Added support for finding Tower.app in subdirectories of /Applications
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AlfredLite is a lightweight modular framework for creating workflows.
Features- Modular design
- Only load the modules your workflow uses
- Faster load times (execution speed is an underappreciated feature of any workflow)
- Less bundeled dependencies
- Subclassable workflows
- Alfred::Workflow is designed to be subclassed, the possibilities are endless!
RequirementsAlfredLite is tested against the following verions of Ruby:- 1.8.7 (preinstalled on OS X Mountain Lion)
- 1.9.3
- 2.0.0 (preinstalled on OS X Mavericks)
Contributing (aka I can't do this alone!)- Bug Fixes
- Reporting bugs is encouraged and greatly appreciated, send them here.
- If you're contributing a bug fix, please make sure you're committing your fixes on the develop branch (bonus points for creating a dedicated bug fix branch).
- Feature Requests
- Have an idea that will help make writing your workflows easier? Then submit it here.
Updates2013-06-02: The first release of AlfredLite was made available today, it can be found here. Next up on the list of todos: a settings module. - Modular design
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That'd certainly be handy, it'll be included in v1.2.
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Updated to v1.1 (March 27, 2013)
- improvement: sort bookmarks as they're sorted in Tower.app
- improvement: search repository paths in addition to bookmark names
I'll take suggestions if anyone has any.
- improvement: sort bookmarks as they're sorted in Tower.app
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Quickly access your Tower git repositories
I finally got around to checking out Alfred today, and I was so blown away by the workflows feature that I decided to write one.
Github: https://github.com/cjlucas/tower-alfred-workflow
The latest packaged workflow can be found here.
I will be checking for bug reports here as well as on Github. It'll be easier to diagnose bugs if I have your Tower bookmark's file as well (it can be found here: ~/Library/Application Support/Tower/Bookmarks.plist). If you'd prefer to not have it posted in public, you can send me a message on here or on Github.
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I can't remember what caused it to update the last time I had that issue. I would quitting the app, delete the plist (your bookmarks are safe, the plist is just a backup), then restart the app.