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In my folder structure, in the Documents folder, I have Xcode projects. An Xcode project is a folder with a bunch of files in it including a .xcodeproj file.

These projects can be at any depth anywhere in the folder structure. So in order to check if a folder is a project I have to check if it contains an Xcode Project file. If the folder is a project then I want to add the "Code" tag to it.

I tried the following rules but the problem is that this marks the topmost folder as "code".
https://ibb.co/gZWsZmg
https://ibb.co/LgHnSdy

How can I mark a folder that directly contains an Xcode project file?

Unfortunately, using the "any of its sub-files" target includes things further down in the hierarchy. One solution would be to match the xcodeproj file itself, but use the ability to re-target a file in AppleScript as described here: viewtopic.php?p=1545#p1545

Mr_Noodle wrote:Unfortunately, using the "any of its sub-files" target includes things further down in the hierarchy. One solution would be to match the xcodeproj file itself, but use the ability to re-target a file in AppleScript as described here: viewtopic.php?p=1545#p1545

This works perfectly.

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tell application "Finder"
   set posix_parent_dir to POSIX path of (container of (item theFile) as text)
   
end tell
return {hazelSwitchFile:posix_parent_dir}