1Password — Search and open 1Password items

[cannfoddr]

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FIXED IT!!

 

I was using a very old custom script to launch iterm2 - I updated to the one on Github and it is now working

 

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Hi,

 

I've just upgraded to 1Password8 and am updating the integration.  It seems to be installed but If I choose an action that is supposed to display a terminal nothing happens.

 

I turned on debug and found the script that the original setup action was creating: /var/folders/sh/ts05sxgs0cv0g0_nmzgsxff563b40q/T/tmp.6WnZ2HEp.

 

I opened iterm2 manually and ran the script from there and I have 1password account connected.

 

However if I now go to :1pextra and choose 'force update...':

 

I still don't get a terminal prompt.

 

On a whim I went and checked terminal settings in Alfred and they were set to custom to launch iTerm2.   I just changed these to default to terminal and the actions now seem to be working.

 

Is there a way to get your flow to work with custom?

 

 

 

Edited May 6 by cannfoddr

[vitor]

Update.

• Add Hotkey Trigger as yet another way to invoke the Workflow.
• Add hostnames_only Workflow Environment Variable to show shorter URLs in results.
  

[vitor]

Update.

• Add https:// to schemless URLs.
• Update internal CLI.
• Switch Match Mode to Word Matching in 1p Script Filter.
  

[jswifty]

Hello, I enabled the 1Password integration in Alfred.  When I launch the Alfred command bar and type "1p" in, I'm prompted to sign in with an account.

 

As I proceed with the sign on and enter all necessary info, I receive a response back saying it cannot access the database:

 

Updating items list. It will take a few seconds to complete.
You may close the terminal at any time.
..Error: unable to open database "/Users/jasond/Library/Group Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/Library/Application Support/1Password/Data/1password.sqlite": unable to open database file

 

How do you fix this issue?

 

Please advise,

Jason

[vitor]

Hello @jswifty, I’ve moved your post to the correct thread. For future reports, please run !1pdiagnostic and provide the result.

 

In this case, the solution is that you need to give Alfred Full Disk Access.