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Introduction Alfred workflows are simply zipped directories with an altered extension. Those are great news if you want to automate packaging your workflows for distribution, as you can simply (using ditto in this example, but zip would work just as well): ditto -ck "{{/path/to/your/workflow_directory}}" "{{/path/to/your/output_file}}.alfredworkflow" And that’s it. A zipped directory of your workflow with the custom .alfredworkflow extension. Names enclosed in double curly brackets are examples (they dependend on your situation and must be edited accordingly).
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Welcome to the bug report forum. You're likely here because you've experienced behaviour in Alfred that feels unexpected. Please ensure you're always using the latest build before reporting an issue, as Andrew works so fast, he might've already fixed the issue and released a new build! In Alfred's Update tab, you can choose "Pre-releases" and grab the latest pre-release. Next, please check the forum for possible solutions to your issue: Use the search as questions and answers may have been posted elsewhere on the forum Check existing bug report threads befo