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  1. No, it doesn't. However, I've just realized this may have nothing to do with Alfred. For some reason, the Sleep command is disabled by macOS. The option is greyed out in the  menu (see screenshot). Judging by this reddit thread, I'm not the only facing this problem.
  2. Hello! First time poster but a long-term Alfred user/fan here. I must say that I can't get the sleep command to work. Steps to replicate: 1. Launch alfred 2. Select "Sleep" 3. Expected: machine sleeps 4. Actual: Alfred's UI disappears but nothing else happens Alfred version: 4.6.3 [1285] MacOS version: 12.2.1 (MacBook Air M1) Troubleshooting steps attempted: * disabling/enabling permissions (Accessibility and System Events) * restarting the machine * testing other system comments, e.g., Lock and Sleep displays work as expected * creating a workflow with a sleep system command (no luck) * checking system console for error entries and I consistently see 2 entries appearing Launchd didn't have information for pid 2030, reason: Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=113 "Unknown error: 113" (the pid changes each time and when I try to find it in Activity Monitor, I can't find it) followed by Error reading receipt: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=256 "The file “receipt” couldn’t be opened." UserInfo={NSFilePath=/usr/bin/osascript/Contents/_MASReceipt/receipt, NSUnderlyingError=0x12e623420 {Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=20 "Not a directory"}} The last thing I want to add is that although I can't reproduce it, the first time I was troubleshooting permissions and checking the Activity Monitor I saw multiple instances of a process called sleep and for all those instances it was an Intel process running via Roseta2. Alfred is an Apple (arm) process.
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