Way to REVEAL existing playlist in Library Sidebar FOLDERs hierarchy??
I have lot for playlists in folders < folders < folders. In iTunes there was a way to reveal the playlist in the sidebar, with all relevant nested folder shown, and playlist highlighted. (You can then access all the folders involved like doing twirl dial in Finder.) The point of folders is organizing for access, but it seems they want you to browse through dozens of folders if needed. (Seems like the kind of thing Doug's Apple scripts would correct, but I can't find it for AM if there is one.)
I believe this occurred in iTunes by selecting a song and clicking "Show in Playlist." AM has the same command, but nothing changes on the sidebar, not even say a highlight of the top folder. Also no help is searching for a playlist by name at the top; it shows the playlist at top, but nothing as far as location.
(I describe a very clunky workaround below but if anyone has convenient way, would love that.)
There's a workaround but it's mighty clumbsy. Alt clicking a library song shows playlist with nesting folders laid out, but then may have some real scrolling to do, besides a memory test for the folder + song names, some of which may be similarly named. Was it this numeric date or that one? Dance songs 1.2 or 1.3h? There's a better way dudes. You used to do it. Take a tip from Safari bookmarks Search, click url to "Show in Folder" you see it all. Otherwise bookmark re-sorting would be a living ****.
Mac mini (M1, 2020)