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In the past, I used duti v1.5.4_1 (in the form of duti -v input-file.duti if that's of any significance) to associate a bunch of text format with VS code (UTI com.microsoft.VSCode). As far as I remember, that worked out fine.
However, later on macOS Sonoma 14.2.1 I decided that VS code is too resource-hungry to serve as a general-purpose text editor and switched to Sublime Text (UTI com.sublimetext.4). I tried to reassociate text formats with it (using the same duti -v) and this lead to a weird situation.
When right-clicking text files in Finder, it shows Open With > Sublime Text.app (default).
Get Info > Open With shows pretty much the same:
However, when double-clicking a file, it opens in VS code!
If I change an app in Get Info > Open With to something else and then back to Sublime Text, and then click Change All, files of this extension will now properly open in Sublime Text upon double click. However, this defeats the purpose of using duti to begin with.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In the past, I used duti v1.5.4_1 (in the form of
duti -v input-file.duti
if that's of any significance) to associate a bunch of text format with VS code (UTIcom.microsoft.VSCode
). As far as I remember, that worked out fine.However, later on macOS Sonoma 14.2.1 I decided that VS code is too resource-hungry to serve as a general-purpose text editor and switched to Sublime Text (UTI
com.sublimetext.4
). I tried to reassociate text formats with it (using the sameduti -v
) and this lead to a weird situation.When right-clicking text files in Finder, it shows
Open With > Sublime Text.app (default)
.Get Info > Open With
shows pretty much the same:However, when double-clicking a file, it opens in VS code!
If I change an app in
Get Info > Open With
to something else and then back to Sublime Text, and then clickChange All
, files of this extension will now properly open in Sublime Text upon double click. However, this defeats the purpose of usingduti
to begin with.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: