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# find
find: reoder example
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> Find files or directories under the given directory tree, recursively.
add more information links
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> More information: <https://manned.org/find>.
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Formatted all pages according to guidelines.
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- Find files by extension:
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find: quotes outside tokens; generic extension (#1160) The generic extension is to conform to our contribution guidelines: https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#token-syntax
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`find {{root_path}} -name '{{*.ext}}'`
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find: add example to find and delete empty files (#5973)
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- Find files matching multiple path/name patterns:
find: add searching multiple patterns simultaneously (#2589)
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find: closing single quote missed in example (#6410)
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`find {{root_path}} -path '{{**/path/**/*.ext}}' -or -name '{{*pattern*}}'`
find: add searching multiple patterns simultaneously (#2589)
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find: various improvements (#3124) * find: various improvements The information content of the page should be unchanged, but hopefully it's now easier to read (and respects our length recommendations of 8 maximum examples). The changes include: - Make the `-mtime` example more intuitive, so it only needs to be shown once, and combine the `-delete` option with the first (now only) `-mtime` example (thus reducing the page size back to 8 examples) - Fix a comma splice in the `-exec` example, and a missing "a" in the `-path` example - Reorder the examples to provide a more consistent and intuitive sequence (e.g. by introducing `-iname` in an earlier example, and moving the `-exec` command down) * clarify -size example description
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- Find directories matching a given name, in case-insensitive mode:
find: reoder example
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find: always enclose the pattern in quotes (#3983) As mentioned in man page, should always enclose the pattern in quotes in order to protect it from expansion by the shell.
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`find {{root_path}} -type d -iname '{{*lib*}}'`
find: reoder example
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find: various improvements (#3124) * find: various improvements The information content of the page should be unchanged, but hopefully it's now easier to read (and respects our length recommendations of 8 maximum examples). The changes include: - Make the `-mtime` example more intuitive, so it only needs to be shown once, and combine the `-delete` option with the first (now only) `-mtime` example (thus reducing the page size back to 8 examples) - Fix a comma splice in the `-exec` example, and a missing "a" in the `-path` example - Reorder the examples to provide a more consistent and intuitive sequence (e.g. by introducing `-iname` in an earlier example, and moving the `-exec` command down) * clarify -size example description
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- Find files matching a given pattern, excluding specific paths:
Update find.md
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find: various improvements (#3124) * find: various improvements The information content of the page should be unchanged, but hopefully it's now easier to read (and respects our length recommendations of 8 maximum examples). The changes include: - Make the `-mtime` example more intuitive, so it only needs to be shown once, and combine the `-delete` option with the first (now only) `-mtime` example (thus reducing the page size back to 8 examples) - Fix a comma splice in the `-exec` example, and a missing "a" in the `-path` example - Reorder the examples to provide a more consistent and intuitive sequence (e.g. by introducing `-iname` in an earlier example, and moving the `-exec` command down) * clarify -size example description
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`find {{root_path}} -name '{{*.py}}' -not -path '{{*/site-packages/*}}'`
A bunch of new pages: common/: dig, gzip, rm, sort, zfs, zpool linux/: apt-get, shutdown osx/: airport, caffeinate, diskutil, networksetup open, pgrep, qlmanage, say, shutdown, sysctl, system_profiler Edits to existing pages: curl: Added simple download example find: Added iname and size exmaples grep: Edited -c description ps: Added wide lines example ssh: edited -D description, added simple port forwarding example unzip: added list option
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find: add maxdepth in example (#8719)
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- Find files matching a given size range, limiting the recursive depth to "1"::
A bunch of new pages: common/: dig, gzip, rm, sort, zfs, zpool linux/: apt-get, shutdown osx/: airport, caffeinate, diskutil, networksetup open, pgrep, qlmanage, say, shutdown, sysctl, system_profiler Edits to existing pages: curl: Added simple download example find: Added iname and size exmaples grep: Edited -c description ps: Added wide lines example ssh: edited -D description, added simple port forwarding example unzip: added list option
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find: add maxdepth in example (#8719)
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`find {{root_path}} -maxdepth 1 -size {{+500k}} -size {{-10M}}`
Add find -delete
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find: various improvements (#3124) * find: various improvements The information content of the page should be unchanged, but hopefully it's now easier to read (and respects our length recommendations of 8 maximum examples). The changes include: - Make the `-mtime` example more intuitive, so it only needs to be shown once, and combine the `-delete` option with the first (now only) `-mtime` example (thus reducing the page size back to 8 examples) - Fix a comma splice in the `-exec` example, and a missing "a" in the `-path` example - Reorder the examples to provide a more consistent and intuitive sequence (e.g. by introducing `-iname` in an earlier example, and moving the `-exec` command down) * clarify -size example description
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- Run a command for each file (use `{}` within the command to access the filename):
Add find -delete
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find: various improvements (#3124) * find: various improvements The information content of the page should be unchanged, but hopefully it's now easier to read (and respects our length recommendations of 8 maximum examples). The changes include: - Make the `-mtime` example more intuitive, so it only needs to be shown once, and combine the `-delete` option with the first (now only) `-mtime` example (thus reducing the page size back to 8 examples) - Fix a comma splice in the `-exec` example, and a missing "a" in the `-path` example - Reorder the examples to provide a more consistent and intuitive sequence (e.g. by introducing `-iname` in an earlier example, and moving the `-exec` command down) * clarify -size example description
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`find {{root_path}} -name '{{*.ext}}' -exec {{wc -l {} }}\;`
find: added options for multiple search criteria and empty files added path for -empty option
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find: add example to find and delete empty files (#5973)
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- Find files modified in the last 7 days and delete them:
find: add -daystart option (#6499)
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`find {{root_path}} -daystart -mtime -{{7}} -delete`
find: add example to find and delete empty files (#5973)
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- Find empty (0 byte) files and delete them:
find: ignore given directory (#1289) * find path while excluding certain directory * delete the `find {{root_path}} -empty` command to meet the demand of 8 commands at most * tokenize the demo parameter
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find: add example to find and delete empty files (#5973)
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`find {{root_path}} -type {{f}} -empty -delete`