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giovanni

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  1. you can open a file in Obsidian by attaching to a regular file filter an 'Open URL' object configured like this below:
  2. oh, this seems a git comment, let me replace the file. The zipped version should work though.
  3. hi @GatorMapi this is the most recent release. enter dcalcset to set the date format
  4. Have you tried this workflow? https://github.com/sballin/alfred-search-notes-app
  5. @vitor this and 'Download Video' are great! I am getting this below, am I missing some setup step? STDERR: WatchList[Script Filter] Error opening xar archive: /private/var/folders/59/g6dq56y165gcqnd473kst7800000gn/T/tmp.mze9WdOh/dmg.SV7KeK/mediainfo.pkg gunzip: can't stat: Payload (Payload.gz): No such file or directory cp: ./usr/local/bin/mediainfo: No such file or directory
  6. @Nunoyou can achieve that by using a regex in a shell 'run script' object. For example, this workflow (keyword: urlcheck) will open the URL in your clipboard only if contains the words boris and resigns 😉
  7. Hi @Corrie could you delete the current version, install the latest, and share the error you get in the debugger?
  8. are the files in some cloud-based system? I had a similar problem with OneDrive which now by default stores in the cloud only, so I needed to manually go through the file tree to let Alfred 'see' folders and files.
  9. Hi @wellerpond, welcome to the Forum. The 'Test' button is to test your search string. The 'Lookup' button will just find special formats like OpenSearch and SearchAction, which are not available in this case. Your query should work (and you can get rid of the ampersand).
  10. I think what you are seeing is an example (placeholder text), not the real output. The script is probably failing, could you check the debugger?
  11. I migrated this to Python 3. @Cassady @pankajsz give it a try and let me know if you see anything out of place. I have a question for @vitor: when a python script is an executable, it doesn't make sense to add the export PATH=/opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:$PATH command to the script filter, correct? In that case, considering that the shebang in the executable is #!/usr/bin/python3, it will not work on brew-installed pythons? Is there a way to make it compatible, in other words an equivalent of export PATH=/opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:$PATH for executables?
  12. hi @Mgandolfo you can use this as a starting point. usage: nnn + your note text
  13. a first, partial, Python3 fork of this Workflow is here. I don't use multiple profiles or folder-restricted search so I haven't spent time migrating the olkc section. I posted what I am using in case it is helpful to others.
  14. oh I see, I didn't test the calculations... this format needs a bit of a workaround, could you try this version? @face
  15. like long UK (24-06-2022) but no hyphens (24062022)?
  16. very nice! I migrated it to Python 3 @face @famaus give it a try if you like!
  17. did you download them or were auto-updated? I am realizing I don't know if I set the updater up correctly
  18. great to hear! @vitor as far as I can tell this Workflow can be added to the python 2 to 3 table.
  19. sure, but I don't use the workflow or telegram and my M1 is still on big sur.
  20. it seems like there are duplicate entries in the database. Have you tried to delete and reinstall the Workflow? If that doesn't work, can you check the log file (ZotHero Configuration > Open Log File)? That should have more information about the last item being processed before the error.
  21. It sounds like this is a limitation of the API. Perhaps you can check with the package developer?
  22. Ok, if I understand correctly, there was no auto pasting in the python 2 version? Of course it can be added, but I am trying to determine if the migration to python 3 is completed.
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