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While opening None, in line None: missing unary operator "/" #74
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Please post the full error from Alfred's debugger. |
I've run into the same thing I guess. Here is mine, @deanishe.
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I'll add code to handle this response, but you need to update currencies less frequently. |
@deanishe That is odd. I haven't used currency conversions in weeks. |
Doesn't matter. The workflow doesn't wait until you convert a currency to fetch up-to-date conversion rates. If you're using the workflow, it's automatically updating its currency data. |
OK, but I don't remember I ever configured the frequency of updates. |
Minutes. (It does say that in the description in the configuration sheet…) The default shouldn't trigger the error unless you've been clearing the workflow's cache (which will cause the workflow to immediately update its rates). Could you do the following so I can see exactly where the error is occurring:
Don't post the contents of Alfred's debugger—it's not the same as the log file, and the information I need will not be in there. |
Here you go:
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Thanks. Looks like the error's gone, though. I guess I'll have to try and force it myself. |
Here's my log as you suggested ( 12:19:14 workflow.py:2061 DEBUG ---------- Convert (3.7.1) ---------- |
Thanks for finding that. I'll get that fixed. You can turn off crypto by commenting out all the cryptocurrencies. Use |
Hi, I deleted the workflow cache at (macOS)
It's working again. Yay! I saw the following lines and realised the Data line didn't turn up in my active currencies file, so something cached might be being read and causing the issue.
I can confirm that I've enabled crypto again as well. |
I created a pull request to help with this issue: #82 |
I had the same issue. Can confirm that #82 fixed it for me. |
I have the same issue. I installed this workflow just for currency feature, and the very first request, along with other requests, have this problem. |
Stop working from one day to the other. Nothing has been changed (oh yeah, an Alfred update, maybe). Nothing can be converted, not only currencies. #82 doesn't seem to work for me, tho. It should be enough to restart alfred after the change, right? |
I wanted to add that I had the same issue and before I saw this thread, I just manually deleted the file at |
@NickAnderegg Wow, this actually worked. Thanks a lot! |
Thanks, manually adding the fix to v3.6.2 fixed the problem! |
Having the same issue, can't fix it with information in these comments. (Deleting caches etc, doesn't help). |
Here is my log output 15:24:51 workflow.py:2061 DEBUG ---------- Convert (3.7.1) ---------- |
same here, plz fix |
same problem here |
Deleting the cache worked for me too.
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@cellulosa solution solved it. |
Hi I am encountering this error with the convert workflow no matter what I input. Tried looking elsewhere for the solution but can't seem to find the same issue
This seems to be the error message but I am not sure what is the issue
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