michaelwills
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Very, very nice. And a lot faster than I it would be.
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@GuiB What kind of coffee do you like?
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I see this one is still available from https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/10917-cardhop-workflow/?do=findComment&comment=56437 https://nofile.io/f/ObcZMuqzaGT/gbCardhop.alfredworkflow Looking forward to trying this out!
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This looks like a great workflow @GuiB but the link nofile.io link is a 404 currently.
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Using selected text as input, possible?
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Indeed that fix worked. Much obliged!
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Thanks much for that @Andrew. I am having the same issue with their latest beta though I hadn't previously. Setting the path directly hasn't helped so I am not sure what data Alfred app sees. The 3rd party file is valid JSON and looks like it is being updated as well.
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SSH with smart hostname autocompletion
michaelwills replied to isometry's topic in Share your Workflows
iTerm2 and zsh user, worked out of the box. Thanks much! -
Thanks for the update! Was their a specific reason you went to ruby instead? Just curious. Perhaps the fuzzy search capability?
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It's working as expected for me.
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Just pulled a new repo. Anything in Alfred's debug log for you?
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Hmm are you on build 238?
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Were you checking this file? ~/Library/Application Support/com.fournova.Tower2/bookmarks.plist
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Creating a repo will not show it immediately within Alfred App as I believe it updates after a restart
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Just created a couple pull requests. Thanks again for putting this together.
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Will do. They are very responsive and may answer that. In fact I first saw a workflow like this for SourceTree which I also use but I prefer Tower. And much more so now with v2. * disclaimer: I don't work for Tower but I have submitted many reports. When I asked about searching repos like that for Tower they pointed me here. The only changes I made besides making the keyword shorter, like you did for your v2, was to add CMD to browse in Alfred, SHIFT to reveal in Finder, ALT to open in Terminal, and CTRL to open in Sublime. Very helpful.
