Find and delete files in linux

 

Linux has powerful command line processing. If it is used well, the efficiency will be very high. If it is not used well, it may cause fatal errors.

 

Take deleting the ". svn" file as an example!

 

If you are modifying the source code written by someone else and have svn files in it, you want to upload these files to your own version library. If you delete them one by one. svn files are too frustrating. In linux, you only need one command.

 

Find./-name "*. svn"-print-exec rm-fr {}\;

 

This command finds the file with the suffix. svn in the current directory and deletes it. Remember, find is followed by./instead/

 

I once wrote a few less points, and deleted the files suffixed with. svn elsewhere in the system. Please check carefully before using