Mountain duck: unable to open cache directory in finder

[minfrin]

Describe the bug
In the preferences, the mount location and cache directories are specified, but there is no "open in finder" option.

This makes it difficult to delete the cache directory, as it has to be navigated to manually one level at a time.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open preferences, sync
2. Click on "Cache"

Expected behavior
An option "open in finder" so the cache directory can be opened in finder.

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS
• Version [e.g. 22]

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Additional context

[dkocher]

Choosing Delete Bookmark will move the cache directory to the trash.

[minfrin]

Definitely don't want to delete the bookmark - just want to see where the cache is, so that I can see how big it is, and to blow it away.

[tatze96]

You can change or see the cache location by clicking on Choose... after clicking on Cache within the Mountain Duck preferences Sync tab.

The cache directory is by default located in ~/Library/Group Containers/G69SCX94XU.duck/Library/Application Support/duck/Cache.

You can reach the directory by choosing Go → Go to folder within the Finder menu, copying the path into the appearing window, and clicking on the Open button afterward.

I don't recommend deleting the cache folder, as this can lead to file loss if there are synchronization errors, conflicts, or files that aren't fully synchronized yet.

Instead, you can manually free up some disk space by right-clicking on a file or folder within the mounted drive and choosing Mountain Duck → Delete on Local Disk to clear out the file(s) from the cache. You can do the same while right-clicking on white space within the mount to clear out all files from the cache. Note that this will also clear out the files kept offline purposely.

Using the Delete on Local Disk option won't prevent Mountain Duck from downloading the files to the cache again.