Eject action should work with the comma trick

[pjrobertson]

Just ejecting my disks before going bed and came across this one!

Hopefully it'd be pretty easy to implement.

[Guid0mcman]

I thought there used to be an issue up here about the proxy objects "Mounted Disks" & "Removable Disks" not working with the eject action. I was just looking for it & couldn't find it but it looks like this is what you're after with this issue? Although I can imagine situations whereby you may want to use the comma trick to eject just 2/3 removable disks say. I know for me this hasn't worked for ages, it didn't even work with B54 under 10.6 & has never worked for any other version of Quicksilver in 10.6 or 10.7.
It states in Howard's manual that it should be possible to set a trigger for "Mounted Disks ⇨ Eject" but when I have "Mounted Disks" selected in the first pane I can't get "Eject" to appear in the second pane. I did try selecting one of the separate disks then tabbed right, brought up "eject" in the second pane then "⌘-C"'d it and pasted that into the Action pane with both Mounted & Removable disks in the first pane. It registered the "Eject" action but just made the "thunk" no go sound when I hit return.
There's quite a few Applescripts I found online but they all had one problem or another. Ideally the action would be accompanied by a growl alert to let us know the disks have been safely ejected.
In the end, as with issue 210 I ended up downloading a separate application to do the job, in this case Ejector which sits in the menubar.

[pjrobertson]

The 'mounted disks' proxy contains all mounted disks (including Macintosh HD) which is why you can't eject this proxy.
See #495 for an issue I've opened on simplifying the proxies, and hopefully it'll let you do this.

Pull #494 fixes this ;)

[pjrobertson]

Merged and fixed