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Alfred integration doesn't seem to work out of the box. #9685

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c4milo opened this issue Feb 20, 2015 · 15 comments
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Alfred integration doesn't seem to work out of the box. #9685

c4milo opened this issue Feb 20, 2015 · 15 comments

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@c4milo
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c4milo commented Feb 20, 2015

So, as a result I Alfred can't find my casks :/
@c4milo c4milo changed the title I just installed a brew new macbook and alfred integration didn't work out of the box. Alfred integration doesn't seem to work out of the box. Feb 20, 2015
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c4milo commented Feb 20, 2015

It doesn't seem to be adding /opt/homebrew-cask/Caskroom to alfred's scopes.

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c4milo commented Feb 20, 2015

ah, I believe this happened because I installed homebrew cask first, then Alfred. I guess that would make this issue invalid...

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phinze commented Feb 21, 2015

Hi there! Are you using the latest version of Alfred and/or were you importing old Alfred settings? Alfred should ship with the Caskroom location enabled as a default search scope in recent versions.

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c4milo commented Feb 21, 2015

If 2.6 (374) is the latest version then yes. I didn't import old settings. It was a setup from scratch on a new macbook pro.

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phinze commented Feb 22, 2015

Hmm... interesting. Reopening to investigate further.

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I can also confirm this with Alfred v2.6 (374) installed after Cask on a fresh Yosemite install.

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I was going to add them manually, but spotted something kinda interesting. If you click on the 'reset' button just above the search scope box, the Cask entries appear! I didn't type those, but there they are.
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phinze commented Mar 6, 2015

@preppeller ^^ does this look like expected behavior to you? If so we can probably just update our documentation to match.

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They should be in there automatically but I borked this a little in 2.6 so you have to hit reset to get them there. Once 2.6.1 is out (hopefully in a few weeks), this will work as expected on a fresh install and they will be there by default.

Sorry about that!

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No problem! Big fan of Alfred, so I don't mind helping out at all :D

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Can this be closed, or should we wait for the fix in Alfred?

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If @prepeller says it's already fixed in 2.6.1 due in a few weeks, might be worth keeping open until then.

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@AndrewAlexMac that does it!

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I had the same issue and I manually added /opt/homebrew-cask/Caskroom. However my Apps would be listed after other similarly named entries. Resetting as @AndrewAlexMac advised fixed the issue.

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@themiurgo I think you can drag the entries up and down to change the search priority/order.

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