Restore workflow on Monterey

[novotnyr]

By default, this does not seem to be operational on MacOS Monterey.

Suggested workaroung:

 pip3 install -U pyobjc

Then, in Alfred Preferences, pick this workflow from the workflow list. Click the Run Script object, use Configure Object from the context menu.

Then, edit script. Use direct reference to Python3.

/usr/local/bin/python3 timer.py {query} > /dev/null 2>&1 &

[kuncevic]

@novotnyr Just did that, however having no errors on debug console, popup alert does not show either.
Alfred 4 notifications are allowed, do not disturb is off. So have no clue.

update:
just navigated to the folder with timer.py and run python3 timer.py - no errors
also has to fix the path to /usr/bin/python3 as in my case whereis python3 prints python3: /usr/bin/python3 but it didn't help

[dbader]

Hey folks, these should all be fixed in the latest version that I just released: 3f08bab

I removed the dependency on pyobjc altogether, since Alfred now has native support for system notifications.

Please download and install the latest version of the workflow as per the project README at https://github.com/dbader/alfred-countdown-timer and let me know what you think :)

[kuncevic]

@dbader oh that is cool, thank you. Just got it installed, everything is working now.

[orthand]

Hey folks, these should all be fixed in the latest version that I just released: 3f08bab

I removed the dependency on pyobjc altogether, since Alfred now has native support for system notifications.

Please download and install the latest version of the workflow as per the project README at https://github.com/dbader/alfred-countdown-timer and let me know what you think :)

Hey there, just downloaded the newest version and it doesn't show any notifications/popups (neither after setting a timer nor after typing "timer" itself, restarting Alfred didn't help). Any ideas what the culprit could be?
(M1 Pro, Monterey 12.3 and Alfred 4.6.6)