revert using 'ls' instead of 'find' #930
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my bad - tried using
ls -Rinstead offindto search scripts, didn't realize it somehow is not recursing on norns (though seems to work on my archlinux install! most odd.)reverting to the previous
findcommand for now. this is much slower and more memory-hungry - i suspect because it doesn't skip hidden directories and so is searching through the.gittree in every project.i tried some variations with
find ... -path ... -prunebut couldn't get it to work. maybe someone with more advanced bash-fu can suggest an alternative.