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@sozercan sozercan released this 16 Jul 07:09
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v2.0.0
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Notable changes

Open in Code 2.0 is a major modernization of the Finder toolbar utility.

  • Rebuilt in Swift 6 — migrated from Objective-C and the legacy Xcode project to Swift Package Manager.
  • Apple Silicon and Intel support — releases now include a universal arm64 and x86_64 application.
  • Improved Finder integration — uses the first selected item or falls back to the front Finder window.
  • Better path handling — opens folders directly and opens the containing folder for files and Finder packages.
  • Safer alias handling — resolves Finder aliases without displaying UI, rejects broken aliases, and preserves directory symlink behavior.
  • More reliable VS Code launching — prefers stable Visual Studio Code, falls back to Insiders when stable is unavailable, and reports launch failures clearly.
  • Actionable permission errors — improved guidance when Finder Automation access is denied.
  • New app icon — refreshed to fit modern macOS.
  • Homebrew installation — Open in Code can now be installed and updated through the sozercan/repo tap.
  • Modern release pipeline — automated universal builds, packaging, release validation, and Homebrew cask generation.

Requirements

  • macOS 12 or newer
  • Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio Code Insiders

Installation

brew install --cask sozercan/repo/open-in-code

Alternatively, download OpenInCode-v2.0.0.zip from this release and move Open in Code.app to /Applications.

Note

This release is signed with an Apple Development certificate but is not notarized. macOS may require you to approve the app under System Settings → Privacy & Security before opening it for the first time

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