
personalnadir
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Alfred's preferences menu states "Applications are always included in Alfred's default results". I took that to mean that I could safely remove the /Applications folder from the search scope. It turns out that if I do that no applications appear in the search results. I am not sure whether this is working as intended or is a bug. If working as intended there needs to be a simple UI change to highlight the dependency between having /Applications in the search scope and applications appearing in the default results. I read the UI as implying that these were independent. In my case in
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Ah, I managed to fix it: In Security & Privacy System Preferences select Accessibility check Dash is selected and then restart the computer.
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Did you get the workflow working? I tried deleting it and reinstalling it, but I still have the same issue
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I had the same issue after the 2.8.4 update. However I checked the preferences and it turned out the sync folder had been unset. Pointing Alfred at the sync folder brought everything back
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I'd quite like to be able to specify parent directories in the Open command to filter down results, such as open project1/index.html That would make the search function more useful when dealing with common filenames. In the above example, project1 would just be the parent directory; the path isn't absolute. The full path for that file might be /Users/me/projects/project1/index.html for instance
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1. Fuzzy multiple keywords 2. prioritize folders
personalnadir replied to joe_g's topic in Alfred Feature Suggestions
Just to say I'd love to see multiple fuzzy keywords, or rather the support for specifying search paths/parent directories. At the moment I have a lot of projects with common subdirectories which I often want to jump straight to, so by nature I'll type 'open img'. However as I now have quite a few img subdirectories finding the one I want tends to require browsing the search results, and often running a second search for the parent directory and browsing in Alfred to the subdirectory. Similarly I've noticed that on occasion Alfred's search results get cluttered with system files I've no int -
This is a pretty specific and convoluted workflow, but one that I use quite a few times daily. Who's it for: It is useful to developers using the Corona SDK toolkit to create mobile apps. What it does: For a given string parameter, it searches a specified directory for subdirectories of that name which contain a main.lua file. Once it's found that it starts a new iTerm2 session and launches the Corona Terminal app with that main.lua file as an argument. Gotchas: Corona Terminal doesn't play nice with directories with spaces in the names. The original was written for Alfred