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TL;DR; How to simulate this: fd --include=".config"?
I want to show all files from fd but also include files from .config folder (if present in current path), is this possible? Of course, I can use fd -H but there are a lot of useless dotfiles for me, I need only .config dir. There is an "exclude" flag, but no "include" flag. I tried to implement this with a regular expression, but my lack of knowledge does not allow me to do so. 😿
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TL;DR; How to simulate this:
fd --include=".config"
?I want to show all files from
fd
but also include files from.config
folder (if present in current path), is this possible? Of course, I can usefd -H
but there are a lot of useless dotfiles for me, I need only.config
dir. There is an "exclude" flag, but no "include" flag. I tried to implement this with a regular expression, but my lack of knowledge does not allow me to do so. 😿Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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