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I have a folder named lualib, when cd that folder, I run find . -name '*.lua' | lua-releng -s -e -L, lua-releng won't check files in subfolder such as lualib/db/mysql.lua. I know this because I set some global variables in subfolder on purpose. Am I wrong? Or what's the right way if I want to recursively check all lua files in some folder?
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@xiangnanscu Maybe you want to use the -exec option of find instead? lua-releng only supports a single individual file argument or no arguments at all (in which case it searchs lib/).
I have a folder named
lualib
, when cd that folder, I runfind . -name '*.lua' | lua-releng -s -e -L
,lua-releng
won't check files in subfolder such aslualib/db/mysql.lua
. I know this because I set some global variables in subfolder on purpose. Am I wrong? Or what's the right way if I want to recursively check all lua files in some folder?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: