rkoval / alfred-aws-console-services-workflow

A powerful workflow for quickly opening up AWS Console Services in your browser or searching for entities within them.
MIT License
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Project dead? #55

Closed falnyr closed 1 year ago

falnyr commented 1 year ago

Hi @rkoval,

I must say I love this tool and I use it every day. I'd love to add a few contributions, but I'm wondering whether you're still actively maintaining the project. The latest update was in August 2022, and there are two Pull Requests open (#53 and #54).

What's the future for this project?

Thanks

rkoval commented 1 year ago

hey @falnyr - this project is very much alive! i just cleaned up the outstanding PRs and created a new release. sorry - it's been a busy fall/winter!!

i would definitely welcome contributions! what did you have in mind?

rkoval commented 1 year ago

sidenote: did the workflow prompt you that there was a new release available? i am trying to verify my fix for this from someone who isn't me 😅

falnyr commented 1 year ago

Hey @rkoval, great to hear project is alive! I did get a prompt in Alfred but I'm getting issues now with bad CPU type:

[17:25:57.932] Logging Started...
[17:26:00.248] AWS Console Services[Script Filter] Queuing argument ''
[17:26:00.260] AWS Console Services[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
[17:26:00.264] ERROR: AWS Console Services[Script Filter] Code 126: /bin/bash: ./alfred-aws-console-services-workflow: Bad CPU type in executable

let me come back to you

rkoval commented 1 year ago

@falnyr - whoops! can you try installing 5.2.1 and let me know if you still see this issue? I recently got an arm64 macbook, and this was my first release creating on it. I had forgotten to make the underlying go binary cross-compatible, so I'm assuming you were on an Intel mac from 5.2.0 and this was your issue

falnyr commented 1 year ago

Hey @rkoval, yes, I'm on Intel MBP. Thanks for the fix, works great!