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v4.0.0

05 Apr 17:54
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This release updates to Hugo 3 and therefore now requires at least NodeJS 10 as older versions are deprecated and no longer supported.

This release also features updated dependencies which fix some vulnerabilities. This won't be backported to v3 as many of the packages now also require NodeJS 10+.

I also (silently) removed this workflow from Packal as I feel it is outdated an no longer maintained?

Changes

  • Minor bug fixes (race conditions)
  • Update to Hugo v3.0.1
  • Update other dependencies

v3.0.4

05 Feb 12:23
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Patch release that fixes the version number (#24, oops 😆 ) and updates dependencies which caused #23.

v3.0.3

31 Dec 17:21
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Small update that upgrades dependencies and fixes possible vulnerabilities.

v3.0.2

28 Nov 13:46
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This is a small release which adds support for NodeJS v13 and updates dependencies.

Fixes

  • Running on NodeJS v13

v3.0.1

12 Jul 14:31
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This is a small bugfix release which updates dependencies that contained some vulnerabilities.

Fixes

  • Fixes vulnerabilities found in dependencies
  • Update of alfred-hugo which fixes installation using NPM

v3.0.0 - Completely rewritten!

24 Jun 01:33
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With the release of Hugo 2.0, Alfred Atom is now also up-to-date again.

However, all things still work the same with the exception that Alfred 4 with power pack is required now.

v2.4.0

12 May 18:29
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Changes in v2.4.0

  • Updated dependencies
  • Added support for including git repositories (toggled with the option in the project-manager package settings in Atom). See #17.

Note
If you have any trouble running the Alfred workflow or downloaded the workflow from Packal. Please right click on the workflow in Alfred and click "open in terminal" and run the following commands:

$ rm -Rf node_modules
$ npm install --only=prod

Or if you have yarn installed:

$ rm -Rf node_modules
$ yarn --prod

v2.3.2

12 Dec 13:10
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Changes in v2.3.2

  • Merged PR #14 fixing a crash when project has no paths defined (e.g. templates)
  • Merged PR #15 allowing the Atom application name to be configurable. If you're using Atom Beta you can change the atomApp environment variable to Atom Beta in the workflow settings.
  • Updated dependencies

Note
If you have any trouble running the Alfred workflow or downloaded the workflow from Packal. Please right click on the workflow in Alfred and click "open in terminal" and run the following commands:

$ rm -Rf node_modules
$ npm install

v2.3.1

25 Jul 15:00
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Changes in v2.3.1

  • It's faster, even faster, much faster! 🌟
  • Octicon support is optional but enabled by default (see below)
  • Now shows a fancy notification when rebuilding icons instead of just freezing

Note
The size of this workflow has increased quite a bit since the last release, this is due to the fact that we depend on phantomjs2 for the rendering of the octicon SVG files to PNG. Until Alfred gets proper support for SVG files as icons, I see no other way.

Since v2.3.1 the support for rendering these icons is optional but enabled by default. If you're really tight on disk space, you can save some (~ 54MB) by deleting the node_modules folder in the workflow directory and reinstalling the needed dependencies with npm install --no-optional --no-package-lock. If you're not into terminal wizardry you can also download Atom.without.icons.alfredworkflow below.

If you have any trouble running the Alfred workflow or downloaded the workflow from Packal. Please right click on the workflow in Alfred and click "open in terminal" and run the following commands:

$ rm -Rf node_modules
$ npm install

v2.3.0

20 Apr 08:28
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Changes in v2.3.0

  • Support for octicons is back! ✨

Note
The size of this workflow has increased quite a bit since the last release, this is due to the fact that we depend on phantomjs2 for the rendering of the octicon SVG files to PNG. Until Alfred gets proper support for SVG files as icons, I see no other way.

If you have any trouble running the Alfred workflow. Please right click on the workflow in Alfred and click "open in terminal" and run the following commands:

$ rm -Rf node_modules
$ npm install