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Is there a MacOSmacOS equivalent of the Windows assoc command?

I am looking to change a file association on the Mac using some sort of script. I know that I can do something like that in Windows using the assoc command.

Is there something scriptable on MacOSmacOS which will do a similar job? I don’t mind whether it’s in Bash (my preference), AppleScript or something in Automator.

I am aware of the dutil command but I want to be able to do it without additional software.

Is there a MacOS equivalent of the Windows assoc command?

I am looking to change a file association on the Mac using some sort of script. I know that I can do something like that in Windows using the assoc command.

Is there something scriptable on MacOS which will do a similar job? I don’t mind whether it’s in Bash (my preference), AppleScript or something in Automator.

I am aware of the dutil command but I want to be able to do it without additional software.

Is there a macOS equivalent of the Windows assoc command?

I am looking to change a file association on the Mac using some sort of script. I know that I can do something like that in Windows using the assoc command.

Is there something scriptable on macOS which will do a similar job? I don’t mind whether it’s in Bash (my preference), AppleScript or something in Automator.

I am aware of the dutil command but I want to be able to do it without additional software.

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Is there a MacOS equivalent of the Windows assoc command?

I am looking to change a file association on the Mac using some sort of script. I know that I can do something like that in Windows using the assoc command.

Is there something scriptable on MacOS which will do a similar job? I don’t mind whether it’s in Bash (my preference), AppleScript or something in Automator.

I am aware of the dutil command but I want to be able to do it without additional software.