Added “source folder” attribute to be used in rename/subfolder patterns. Represents the original folder the file/folder was located in. You can set the formatting of the attribute to show the relative path from the watched folder. The upshot of this is you can move/copy a file to another folder and then sort it into a subfolder, basically mirroring the folder structure at the source.
Added “#” attribute. This represents a counter where it substitutes an ever increasing number each time. Can be used to number files sequentially.
Now integrates with Speed Download. Its download folder is selectable in the open dialog when adding a folder to monitor. In addition, Hazel will recognize its incomplete downloads and numbering scheme (for the purposes of identifying possible dupes).
Hazel can now run AppleScript bundles (scptd).
User interface changes:
Added tool tips for most draggable attributes.
Fixed the crumpled paper icon in the App Sweep window. It would draw incorrectly on certain Mac models.
Fixed the “enclosing folder” icon in folder pop-ups possibly not drawing optimally on certain Mac models.
Fixed bug where you couldn’t edit any rules after a certain sequence of events.
Fixed bug where you couldn’t edit certain rules containing an embedded AppleScript.
Fixed the interface bugging out if you clicked on an invalid folder and opted to select a new one then cancelled the open dialog.
When editing the number of digits for a number, the case for 0 digits is now displayed as “No change”, meaning that the number will be displayed as it was given.
Fixed flakiness when deleting a custom token.
Various other UI fixes and tweaks.
Minor tweaks to help files.
Core changes:
AppSweep now cleans out the -Caches- folder under /var/folders
AppSweep now cleans out Growl tickets.
Fixed possible crasher when AppSweep is triggered.
Fixed case where if a custom token matched text with numbers in it, it would remove any leading zeroes on that text instead of letting it pass through untouched.
Fixed certain actions failing after a script action if the script swapped the file for a different one.
Fixed case on Leopard where AppSweep would copy instead of move a file across volumes.
Fixed the “date opened” attribute. Would bomb when executing the rule if used in a pattern.
Fixed detection of Finder numbered duplicates (e.g. somefile copy 2).
Will automatically purge any of the temporary Hazel pref files in the Preferences directory. This should follow a weekly schedule when the logs are rotated. This is a workaround for an Apple bug.