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There are now over 3000 users logged in via OAuth! Thanks to all of you, especially for your comments on twitter and your issues and pull requests on github. I've released version 1.5 today: https://github.com/gharlan/alfred-github-workflow/releases

GitHub Enterprise support is available now!

At the moment it is not possible. You can find a discussion about this feature request on github: https://github.com/gharlan/alfred-github-workflow/issues/37

This is fixed in 2.2. Thanks!

I think so too. But my auto-release script removes some files before generating the .alfredworkflow file. I don't use Dropbox syncing, so I can not help here.

I code in the workflow directory and this is also my git directory. So I have one directory only. And if I push to github, a WebHook on my website is called automatically, which generates the new workflow file from source. Then all the users of my workflow will get an update message the next time they use the workflow, and after confirming the workflow will be updated automatically. So I don't have to copy between directories or export and upload new versions. I only have to develop in the workflow directory and to push to github.

The blur hack does not work in Mavericks.

Created a bigger update (after many updates with small feature additions in the last months). The cache is refreshed in background now, so the performance/responsiveness should be much better.

Use "Custom" and this script: on alfred_script(q) tell application "Terminal" activate tell application "System Events" to tell process "Terminal.app" to keystroke "t" using command down do script q in front window end tell end alfred_script It will open a new tab in the main window of TotalTerminal. If you want to use the existing tab, delete the line starting with 'tell application "System Events"…'.

The blur hack seems to not working in OS X Mavericks at the moment.

Nice workflow! But it does not work with umlauts, try "gte über".

Update: On weekend I updated the workflow because GitHub has changed the command bar. And today I added the possibility to search files in repos (gh user/repo /path/to/file). See the README on GitHub for a list of all commands.

Update: I added the missing "gh user/repo issues new" command. And before some weeks I added copy & paste possibilities: With cmd+enter the URL of the current item is copied and pasted to the frontmost app. If you just want to copy the URL, hit cmd+c.

Thank you for sharing this workflow, it is my favorite! But can you use unique uids for the items? So Alfred would put the most recently used item at the top of the list.

I just updated the workflow. New features are Issue searching (e. g. "gh github/github #searchterm") and a self-update mechanism for the workflow. DOWNLOAD | GitHub Repository

If you want that Alfred opens new Terminal tabs instead of windows (for "Open Terminal Here" and ">"), then do this: Open Alfred Preferences, Go to "Features" Go to "Terminal / Shell" Select Application "Custom" Paste this script into the textbox: on alfred_script(q) tell application "Terminal" activate tell application "System Events" to tell process "Terminal.app" to keystroke "t" using command down do script q in front window end tell end alfred_script Maybe it's usefull for some of you.

Yes, thank you!

Very nice! I want to upload a new version of my github workflow, but I get this error message: I think it's because I've uploaded the workflow before there was the registration…

In my GitHub Workflow I solved it this way: Video At first the user only sees the login command (gh > login <user>, I use ">" as indicator for commands to manage the workflow itself). After calling this login command with a username, I open (with applescript) a dialogbox for the password. So the password does not appear in the Alfred history.

In Germany addresses are always formatted like this (ML Addressbook): But Alfred puts the postal code under the city: I guess it is the normal format in the UK, but in Germany it is very unusual. So it would be very nice, if Alfred uses different formats for (some) countries.

Ah ok, good to know.

Thanks for the feedback! It should already work this way: Example (I typed: "gh github/", DOWN, DOWN, TAB, "is", DEL, DEL, "#")

It works similar to the GitHub command bar and to its update, the keyword is "gh" (example: "gh github/gollum issues"). With enter you can open the entry in your default browser. If you just want to copy the URL of a repo/user/issue, hit cmd+c on an entry. Hit cmd+enter to paste the URL to the front most app. With shift or cmd+y you can open the URL in QuickLook. You have to login (gh > login <user>) before you can use the workflow. The login command opens a dialog box for the password. The workflow does not save the plain password, only a cookie for the login. DOWNLOAD | GitHub Repository | Command list