find not fully supported
See original GitHub issueI just made the first attempt to use shx.
shx find BUILD/debug -type f -name '*.o'
yields find: no such file or directory: -type
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It looks -name flag is not fully supported as well.
shx find BUILD/debug -name '*.o'
results infind: no such file or directory: -name
My point above was that we could probably translate that within shx itself (merge default arg +
-name
into shelljs’s expected input). But there’s little point for doing so right now becauseshell.find()
is just a wrapper aroundshell.ls()
(you could just useshx ls
for the same effect). If we implement-type
, thenshell.find()
would bring something valuable to the table.