poweryn Posted April 5, 2016 Share Posted April 5, 2016 For example here: Also, how do you keep the workflow updated on El Capitan? Does "Packal updater" do so without the user interaction. Link to comment
deanishe Posted April 6, 2016 Share Posted April 6, 2016 Unfortunately, there is no standard way of specifying a workflow's version (hopefully Alfred 3 will add such a feature, ideally semver, which is widely used and eminently sensible). If the workflow is based on my library and supports self-updating, it has a semantic version number which is displayed in Alfred's debugger on every run. For example, running my convert workflow shows: [STDERR: alfred.workflow.input.scriptfilter] 02:10:03 workflow.py:2140 DEBUG Workflow version : 2.5.0 Packal's versioning is based on its own metadata (it adds a "packal" subdirectory to any workflow added to the site).AFAIK, the Packal updater does not update workflows automatically. You must call it manually. And this is a conscious decision made to be inline with the general Alfred philosophy of not doing stuff when Alfred isn't active.WRT DownVid, AFAIK, it doesn't update itself automatically, but it does automatically update the bundled youtube-dl program is relies on. Link to comment
FroZen_X Posted April 6, 2016 Share Posted April 6, 2016 (edited) In addition to that you can right click on the workflow and show it in finder. In the Packal folder is a file called "package.xml", where the Version number is saved. Its not a convenient way of checking but yeah Other than that you can just call "Packal Updater" and check what updates are available like deanishe said. Edited April 6, 2016 by FroZen_X deanishe 1 Link to comment
Vero Posted April 6, 2016 Share Posted April 6, 2016 Unfortunately, there is no standard way of specifying a workflow's version (hopefully Alfred 3 will add such a feature, ideally semver, which is widely used and eminently sensible). In v3, we'll include a field for workflow creators to include a version number, which will then be prominently visible. We'll share details when ready, but this is something that was on our list to help users identify which version of a workflow they're using Cheers, Vero FroZen_X 1 Link to comment
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