solved Workflow run error

[phase44]

Hi,

 

Whenever try to run a workflow, I get an error message.
 
Unable to run task!
Reason: launch path not accessible
usr/bin/php
Check that the selected language exists on your system.
If you're syncing Alfred's preferences, also check that all related workflow files exist locally.
Related Workflow Info...
Name: 'Calculate Anything'
Folder:/Users/macbook/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox/Alfred Preferences/
Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.7736F7DD-9B21-4C54-
AF71-A872A8F83967
 
I get a similar message for most workflows I try to run.
 
I have the preferences folder set to DropBox and it is set the work offline.
 
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[Stephen_C]

Welcome to the forum.

 

If you downloaded the workflow from the Alfred gallery when you first ran it you should have been prompted to install any dependency that was not already on your system. Did that happen?

 

36 minutes ago, phase44 said:

get a similar message for most workflows I try to run.

Do all the messages relate to php?

 

When replying please confirm your macOS and Alfred version numbers.

 

Stephen

[phase44]

Hi thanks for your response.

 

I'm using Alfred 5.1.2. 

macOS Ventura 13.5.2

 

I downloaded most apps from the Alfred Gallery and no, I wasn't prompted to download any dependencies.

 

For example, I downloaded Calculate Anything - v4.0.2 from the Alfred Gallery and when I run it, it gives me the error message.

I also downloaded thesaurus.com - v1.0.0 (I think this was from Github though). It open but when I search for a word, nothing happens.

[Stephen_C]

Open the debug window in Alfred, run the trublesome workflow and copy and paste the debug output into a new post here so that we can see if there are any other helpful error messages.

 

Stephen

[phase44]

I ran the workflow and then Alfred's search window won't open again unless I deactivate the workflow.

 

[Stephen_C]

Sorry, for the moment I'm out of further ideas. Please wait for a real expert to come along a little later. 😀

 

Stephen

[phase44]

Sure, thanks for trying 🙂

[vitor]

You have to run the Dependencies Manager. This is linked at the top of the page for every workflow in the Gallery with dependencies, in the text that says:

 

Alfred can help manage Homebrew dependencies once the workflow is installed.

[phase44]

I resolved the issue 🙂

 

I had to first download and install the Homebrew kit from https://brew.sh/ Once installed this allowed me to resolve dependencies from the Alfred gallery.

 

Thanks to everyone for their help.