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If i want to quick overview any directory without changing current directory find allows this:
find
find /etc/systemd
Are there any alternatives with fd?
fd
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Yes, but for now you have to use one of the following
fd '' /etc/systemd fd . /etc/systemd fd ^ /etc/systemd
Basically, you have to provide a pattern that matches everything.
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Is there a plan to change this behaviour based on whether the argument is an existing directory or not?
There has been a detailed discussion in #312.
See also: #235 #315 #277 #385
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If i want to quick overview any directory without changing current directory
find
allows this:Are there any alternatives with
fd
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: