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When double clicking a bundle folder (folder called *.bundle), a Terminal window opens as expected. However,

$ open .

does not then open a Finder window but another Terminal.

Is there a way to tell the open command to explicitly use the Finder as app?

Judith
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You can use open -R to reveal the bundle directory in Finder:

open -R .

It selects the bundle directory but doesn't show the package contents. This shows the package contents in list view and icon view but not in column view:

osascript -e 'tell application "Finder"' -e reopen -e 'set target of Finder window 1 to POSIX file (system attribute "PWD")' -e activate -e end

Lri
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