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Speed up searching for exclusions #19
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#18 excludes |
I was thinking rather about exclusion directly through find ~ -type d -name "${parts[0]}" -not -path "/Users/*/Library/*" I think that this shouldn't hit overall performance (I'm not a Also Regarding the speed. find ~ -type d -name "${parts[0]}" -not -path "*/node_modules/*/node_modules*" |
I'm still waiting for The first run of Asimov takes about 2:30 hours, but the overall effect is great. |
Wouldn't it be better to just automatically skip all folders that are excluded from time machine then? |
Yep, why not exclude everything inside the TimeMaschine ignore list from the find process? I mean the ignore list that you can manually edit in the TimeMaschin pane in settings. |
Thanks for that tool, exactly something I was looking for.
One thing that may make it even better would be skipping some common folders while searching for development dependencies like:
~/Library
~/Applications
~/Music
etc.
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