yourtion / alfred_sourcetree

Alfred workflow to quickly find and launch your SourceTree bookmarks

alfred_sourcetree's Issues

Project name splitting prevents mixed case matches

The fix for #5 substring matching results in confusing behavior for projects with mixed case titles. For example, if I have a project named "JZnum" (read "JZ num"), typing "st jz" no longer matches that project. The camel_case_split() call converts the project name to "J Znum", for the purposes of matching. One must type "st j z" to match the project, which is quite counter-intuitive.

hi, I wrote a swift clone of this workflow

Since Apple removed python2 from the latest macOS 12.3, this workflow does not work properly anymore.

I wrote a swift clone of your workflow, and added an acknowledgement at the top of the readme.

My repo: https://github.com/oe/sourcetree-alfred-workflow

Thanks for your great work

I does not work right away

I installed the workflow but didn't manage it to work. Is there some setup routine required?

SourceTree v.2.3.2

Typing a dash (-) breaks the search

I have a project with a dash in it's name:

If I add the dash to the search query, the result disappears:

I'm using a similar workflow for PhpStorm and it works there:

Shows list of projects but doesn't open them

Hi, thanks for creating this workflow.

Like the title says I can't get SourceTree to open the project. The Alfred debugger shows no error message either. I can see all the projects but they simply don't open.

Any hints?

Not opening git repo

Since the last update is not opening the repo just switching to the app, any idea?

Thanks!

Show all projects by default

When no search query is entered, show all projects. To get the full list now you'll have to type a space as search query (st ).

Improve substring matching

When I search for 111, I'd expect it to find not only stuff that starts with 111 but also anything that includes 111 anywhere in the string, e.g. asd111, a111ad, etc.
I have a ton of projects prefixed with the same string so this would be a huge improvement.