archelium

1 hour ago, Vero said:

@archelium Could you please provide as much information as possible? E.g. workflow debugger logs, any console logs that might be relevant? Saying "It doesn't work" and providing shut-down answers make it difficult to help.

 

Our community is here to help, but no one can see what's happening on your Mac specifically or know what you do/don't have installed, so please be as comprehensive as possible in providing this information.

 

I have removed your most recent post, and would ask that all parties in this thread please take a moment to breathe before responding. This community is intended to be friendly and helpful, and posts that do not meet our Community Guidelines will be removed.

Yeah, got it, I apologize if I was out of line. Will try to provide as much detail as possible going forward.

1 hour ago, deanishe said:

Okay, the problem is that the workflow also calls php directly from bash scripts, which Alfred can’t fix so easily.

Until we get an option to turn on Homebrew support, the only fix is to edit each of the Script Filters on the left-hand side from 0 down to time.

 

In each of those Script Filters, at the top of each Script whose Language = /bin/bash, insert the line export PATH=/opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:$PATH

 

That should fix the workflow. I can’t test the fix because the workflow isn’t broken on my machine.

Thank you, that did fix the errors in the debug, though I have yet to test out all the different features. Will update here once I go through them all.

23 hours ago, Kaske said:

 

It seems it doesn’t have to do with updating to Monterey as it stopped working for me on Big Sur a couple of days ago. 

I was curious about this so I installed Google Drive on an old 2015 MBP 13", Intel obviously. Running Big Sur 11.6. Indexing works just fine. I've read many posts here and in other forums that some people have had problems with Big Sur and Google Drive Indexing, but it has always worked for me. Attached screenshot, you'll see that the folders are being indexed, even though they are stream folders, not mirror. mdutil also confirms indexing status.

On 9/12/2021 at 3:26 PM, itsmevictor said:

@biati @Pearcen@fddc I think that I have found a solution to have the workflow running on MacOS Monterey. As @Pearcensuggested, the problem seems to lie with MacOS Monterey not including PHP, thus preventing the workflow from running. I've downloaded PHP for MacOS Monterey using this Homebrew tap and the workflow is now running. 

 

EDIT: Actually, it seems to only be partially running. I'll look into it in greater depth later.

I can confirm that it is partially working, but need to be running PHP 7.4 or below. PHP 8.0 does not seem to work for me. I am however getting a number of errors in the debug menu when typing anything on alfred. This is what it spits out when I type "123" on alfred:

[16:05:24.842] Calculate Anything[Script Filter] Queuing argument ''
[16:05:24.909] Calculate Anything[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
[16:05:24.909] ERROR: Calculate Anything[Script Filter] Code 127: /bin/bash: php: command not found
[16:05:27.034] Calculate Anything[Script Filter] Queuing argument '2'
[16:05:27.039] Calculate Anything[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
[16:05:27.042] ERROR: Calculate Anything[Script Filter] Code 127: /bin/bash: php: command not found
[16:05:27.273] Calculate Anything[Script Filter] Queuing argument '23'
[16:05:27.340] Calculate Anything[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
[16:05:27.340] ERROR: Calculate Anything[Script Filter] Code 127: /bin/bash: php: command not found

53 minutes ago, deanishe said:

 

Read the thread. The solution is three posts above yours.

Read it again. Not a fully working solution.

EDIT: Also, I did try that. Not working for me still. 

EDIT2: When I said not working, I meant, the PHP error code doesn't pop up anymore, but nothing related to Calculate Anything comes up now when I type "CA". 

On 7/19/2021 at 8:24 AM, biati said:

@fddc @Diogo Ribeiro  i use the workflow every day and it's working correctly, i really have no idea what that problem is. You could try removing all the workflow configuration (see attached file) and remove everything inside ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred/Workflow Data/com.alfred.calculateanything once everything is removed make sure to download the latest version from Releases · biati-digital/alfred-calculate-anything (github.com)

I have the same problem as @fddcand @Diogo Ribeiro as well. Launch path not accessible. I tried removing everything adding a new workflow from the latest version download, and the issue still persists. 

2019 Intel MBP 16"

MacOS 12.0.1

Alfred 4.6 [1266]

CA v3.0.2

Hi everyone, I don't know if this was answered before but, is there any way to stop a current download? I'm only asking because I just started my first download as a test (Youtube video approx 1GB in size) and it is downloading at a very slow rate of 58 KB/s (I'm on a 250 MBPS Connection), which looks to be a problem on it's own too. I don't want to have to wait 5 hours for this download to complete.

The video I tried to download: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX2vsvdq8nw

OS: 12.0.1

Alfred: 4.6 [1266]

Downmedia: v21.11

EDIT: I did find a way to stop it, hold CTRL + RETURN on the download. However, not sure how to fix the slow download issue.

3 hours ago, vitor said:

 

That’s a known issue which has to be fixed by Google.

 

 

You were using a Google Drive Workflow, not the. Sometimes more than one Workflow exists for the same goal. Someone pointed you in the direction of mine, which continues to be supported. If you use it and have specific questions, feel free to ask in it’s thread but please be sure to check the second post first so we have productive debugging.

Hi @vitor, after a long cache building, your workflow is working flawlessly for me. Thanks so much! This is exactly what I needed.

24 minutes ago, Vero said:

@archelium (and anyone else who finds this thread from now on) We've created a page explaining what's happening and how workflow creates can update their workflows to no longer use Python 2 in a future update:

https://www.alfredapp.com/help/troubleshooting/monterey-alfred-4-python-2-popup/

 

In short, you can click "Ok" and you shouldn't see the notice again. We've tested and it doesn't re-appear after you restart your Mac, so is currently just a one-time notice that workflows you're using are using a deprecated version of Python.

 

Cheers,
Vero

You're right, so far it only popped up once for me. Thanks for clarifying that.

2 hours ago, Henry31 said:

Hi @archelium

we had a lot of problems with that as well! So I completely feel you! It is really annoying. 

 

Our friend vitor found a workaround for that. After some problems in the beginning, it is working pretty well right now for our team! So definitely check that out!

 

Nice, this looks promising. I'll give it a go for sure. Thanks so much!

Hi guys, new here, because I haven't had any problems with Alfred so far. Yesterday after updating to Monterey my system is no longer indexing Google Drive. I'm not sure if anyone ever had a solution to this yet. mdutil won't turn it on either. Whatever I do it just keeps saying "Indexing and searching disabled" I really need to get this feature back because I'm constantly looking up files for my workflow. Any suggestsions?

Thanks!

4 hours ago, Chris Messina said:

Ah ha — same issue! Posted about it here.

Hi Chris,

Thanks for this. I think it might be the culprit for me as well. I have disabled the workflow and so far so good.

Anthony

Ok I have disabled the workflow that might have been the culprit - Mini Spotify player. Will update if that fixes the problem or if it is still popping up. So far so good.

11 hours ago, Vero said:

@archelium Welcome to the forum.  That's an odd issue, and not one I've seen before from anyone in our community where many people have already updated to Monterey. I'm also currently using Monterey 12.0.1.

 

Did you install Monterey from scratch or as an upgrade? Have you encountered issues with any other apps?

 

Could you also re-download Alfred from https://www.alfredapp.com just in case?

 

The more information you can provide, the more likely we'll be able to help you get to the bottom of what's happening on your Mac.

 

Cheers,
Vero

Hi Vero,

My Monterey was an upgrade. I completely remove Alfred and reinstalled it. The only other issue I am facing with is Spotlight not indexing my Google Drive mount, even using mdutil I am not able to enable indexing on the GoogleDrive Volume. I tried using the Google Drive Search Workflow and that's not working either. No solution yet.

As for the Alfred issue, I took a look at another member's post, and seems like the culprit might be the Spotify Mini Player Workflow. I have disabled it now and so far so good.

It's off topic, but if you or anyone else have suggestions on how to get google drive indexing back on or maybe a working workflow I can use, that would be great.

Thanks!

Anthony

I'm on a 2019 Intel Macbook Pro 16, base model. Running MacOS 12.0.1 Monterey, Alfred 4.6 [1266]. Multiple issues with Alfred, freezing when launched with shortcut, 1password not working, MacOS even had a pop up saying App is incompatible. I thought the last update was suppose to add Monterey support?