Starting workflow with "php tailwind.php..." doesnt work about alfred-tailwindcss-docs HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi @mhoffmann-app

Have you downloaded the latest release tagged 2.0.1 and deleted existing workflow before re-adding it?

I have already implemented the script to detect PHP locations on that release and have also tested it on PHP 8.1 release today.

The download link in the readme will give you the latest release.

Cheers

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I just downloaded it for the first time. I read that Alfred 4.6.1 added /opt/local/bin for Monterey, but I installed php via homebrew. Tailwind workflow checks also for /opt/homebrew/bin.

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@mhoffmann-app

It should be working fine it has been tested on macs running Monterey on both Intel and M1 chips - and also works with older versions of macOS, I myself am running both Homebrew installs.

The script and paths you are referring to are here in the info.plist file which makes up the workflow:

This is a related issue where it was first reported #9 and fixed with #10

Ensure when you do which php in your terminal that it gives you the expected path back. I can add the new path that is in the Alfred 4.6.1 change log to the script but would mean doing another release. I have a feeling your homebrew installation is not working as expected?

I have just tested with latest 4.6.1 update on my Intel macbook and it is working fine.

Cheers

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WTF?!? Noooo, i have confused Tailwind and Livewire Workflows... Sorry! :( I opened an issue in the wrong repo... YOU have a nice solution which works very well. Thumps up!

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No problem, closing issue :) thanks!

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